BioScan BSR Series Operations Manual

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BioScan BSR Series Operations Manual

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Manual COPYRIGHT (C) 2004 IDT Inc. All rights reserved.

The Information in this document is subject to change without notice. IDT Inc.reserves the right to revise this document and to make changes from time to timein the content hereof without obligation to notify any person or persons of suchrevisions or changes. The software described in this document is supplied under alicense agreement and is protected by international copyright laws. You may copyit only for the purpose of backup and use it only as described in the Licenseagreement. Any implied warranties including any warranties of merchantability orfitness for a particular purpose are limited to the terms of the express warrantiesset out in the license agreement.

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BioScan is a registered trademark of IDT Inc.

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Other products, trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of theirrespective owners.


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Table of Contents

Foreword 0

Part I Overview 2

................................................................................................................................... 21 Overview

................................................................................................................................... 32 About BSR

................................................................................................................................... 43 Using the Fingeprint Scanner

Part II Quick Start 7

................................................................................................................................... 71 Pre-Installation Checklist

................................................................................................................................... 72 Entering the System Menu

.......................................................................................................................................................... 7If Administrator has been enrolled

.......................................................................................................................................................... 8If no Administrator has been enrolled

................................................................................................................................... 83 Operating BioScan

.......................................................................................................................................................... 8Operating with User PIN

.......................................................................................................................................................... 8Operating with User CARD

.......................................................................................................................................................... 9Operating with User FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 9Operating in PIN & FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 9Operating in CARD & FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 10Operating in PIN & CARD

.......................................................................................................................................................... 10Operating in PIN & FINGERPRINT

................................................................................................................................... 104 Operating Funtion Key

.......................................................................................................................................................... 11Operating Function Key in PIN

.......................................................................................................................................................... 11Operating Function Key in CARD

.......................................................................................................................................................... 11Operating Function Key in FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 12Operating Function Key in CARD and FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 12Operating Function Key in PIN & FINGERPRINT

.......................................................................................................................................................... 12Operating Function Key in PIN and CARD

.......................................................................................................................................................... 13Operating Function Key in PIN & CARD & FINGERPRINT

Part III SYSTEM MENU 1 - ENROLL USER 15

................................................................................................................................... 151 1. Enroll Fingerprint User

................................................................................................................................... 162 2. Enroll Card User

................................................................................................................................... 173 3. Enroll Card & Fingerprint User

................................................................................................................................... 184 4. Enroll Block of Card User

................................................................................................................................... 195 5. Enroll Block of Card User 2

Part IV SYSTEM MENU 2 - EDIT USER 22

................................................................................................................................... 221 1. Edit User ID

................................................................................................................................... 222 2. Edit User Fingerprint

................................................................................................................................... 233 3. Edit User Card

................................................................................................................................... 234 4. Edit User Level

................................................................................................................................... 245 5. Edit User Name

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................................................................................................................................... 256 6. Option (ID)

Part V SYSTEM MENU 3 - VIEW USER 28

................................................................................................................................... 281 1. User List

................................................................................................................................... 292 2. Events

................................................................................................................................... 303 3. Firmware

................................................................................................................................... 304 4. Finger Version

Part VI SYSTEM MENU 4 - DELETE USER 33

................................................................................................................................... 331 1. Delete Single User

................................................................................................................................... 332 2. Delete All User

Part VII SYSTEM MENU 5 - SYSTEM SETUP 35

................................................................................................................................... 351 1. Time

................................................................................................................................... 352 2. Operating Mode

.......................................................................................................................................................... 37Setting Operating Mode

................................................................................................................................... 383 3. Address

................................................................................................................................... 394 4. Communication Password

................................................................................................................................... 395 5. Site Code

................................................................................................................................... 406 6. System Reset

................................................................................................................................... 417 7. Event Reset

................................................................................................................................... 428 8. Com. Speed

................................................................................................................................... 439 9. Date Format

................................................................................................................................... 4410 10. Custom Display

................................................................................................................................... 4611 11. LCD Light

................................................................................................................................... 4712 12. Conceal PIN

................................................................................................................................... 4813 13. Relay Board

................................................................................................................................... 4814 14. Attendance

Part VIII SYSTEM MENU 6 - SCANNER SETUP 50

................................................................................................................................... 501 Re-Scanning

................................................................................................................................... 502 Level

................................................................................................................................... 513 Lighting Condition

................................................................................................................................... 514 Enroll Mode

................................................................................................................................... 515 Identification Speed

Part IX USING THE BSR WITH BSC 54

................................................................................................................................... 541 BSC Connection

................................................................................................................................... 542 Synchronizing Database

Part X INSTALLATION GUIDE 56

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................................................................................................................................... 561 Connector Layout

................................................................................................................................... 572 Power Connector

................................................................................................................................... 583 RRE Connector

................................................................................................................................... 594 RS232 Connector

................................................................................................................................... 605 RS422 Connector

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1 Overview

1.1 Overview

Cost effective: All-in-one solution that combines a biometric reader, proximity reader, and PINPADdevices for access control panels. BioScan lowers the cost per door for adding the convenience andsecurity of fingerprint verification technology to access control systems.

Advanced Sensor Technology: Its ability to recognize fingerprints in the face of adverse conditionslike dirt makes the BioScan useful for factories, plants, construction sites and similar environments thathave previously been unable to implement biometric-based access solutions.

FEATURES

§ Industry leading edge fingerprint algorithm (1st place in Fingerprint Verification Competition, FVC2004)

§ 1:1 Authentication and 1:Many Identification in less than 1 second§ Selectable dual or quad Fingerprint Enrollment for each user§ Multiple Security Modes: 11 total operating modes to choose from§ Custom user display name and custom standby display message § Integrated 32-character LCD display and 16 numeric keypad with luminescent backlight§ 20 programmable function keys§ Seamless Integration with BSC-101 and SmartScan Multi door control panels.§ Dual interface with Access Control and Time & Attendance software§ Free software and SDK for expanded functionality

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SPECIFICATION

CONTROLLERUser Registration 4,096 Cards / 1,910 Templates / 9,000 TemplatesTransaction Buffer 16,000 TransactionsCommunications Standard: Wiegand / RS232Indicator 3 Colored Status LED with beeperPower Requirement 12V DC 1APhysical Dimensions: H130 * W147 * D51mm

Material: ABS (Polycarbonate)Environment Temperature: -0 ~50

Humidity: 10%~90%

FINGERPRINT SENSORCPU 400 MHz DSPFlash memory 1MB / 4 MBFAR 0.00008%FRR 0.09%Template size 256 ~ 384 Bytes (configurable, 384 Bytes default)Encryption 256 bit AESSize 55 x 40 x 8 mm (L x W x H)Sensor type OpticalResolution 500 (dpi)Sensing area 16.0 x 19.0 (mm)Image size 280 x 320 (pixel)

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1.3 Using the Fingeprint Scanner

How Much Pressure is Required For a Good-Quality Fingerprint?

If too much pressure is applied to the sensor window, the ridges adhere to eachother and are rendered indistinguishable. In this case, the net effect is similar to thehard-to-find minutiae of the wet fingerprint image. Alternatively, if too little pressureis applied the resulting image is similar to the dry fingerprint. Issues related topressure are easily addressed however. A little practice is all that is needed for usersto get the feel of it. Touching the sensor as if pressing a button creates an imagethat lacks information-rich fingerprint data.

1. Posit ion: Placing your finger far from the center of the sensor will increasethe rejection rate. Ridge of the finger must me touching the touch sensor toturn on the fingerprint sensor. Touch sensor is located just below the sensingarea.

2. Rotation: Finger rotation should be kept to a minimum during enrollment andverification

3. Pressure: Apply moderate pressure when making contact with the sensor.Too much pressure may cause smudging of the fingerprint. Too little pressuremay not allow the sensor to recognize the presence of a finger. The idealamount of pressure would be similar to a firm grip used to hold a pen

Position of the Finger

In order to capture the most minutiae, maximize the surface area of the fingerprinton the fingerprint input window by covering the sensor completely. It is okay for thefingertip to extend beyond the length of the sensor to center the fingerprint. Apply

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pressure lightly and evenly without moving it during the capturing process. Figure2shows the correct positioning of the fingerprint on the input window. Figure1 showsthe most common mistakes made during the initial phase of enrollment.

When the Red light (Fingerprint Scanner) is on, slide the finger across the scanner.1. Position the finger where the first joint of the finger meets the edge of the

sensor.2. Lower the finger onto the sensor and apply moderate pressure. 3. Keep the finger on the sensor until the Red light (fingerprint scanner) turns

off. You may then remove the finger

Getting Good Fingerprint Images

The quality of a fingerprint image is relative to the number of minutiae pointscaptured. If the number and locations of the minutiae remain consistent wheneveran individual's fingerprint image is scanned and captured, the fingerprint image issuccessfully matched to the template of the registered finger. Fingerprint imagesthat do not contain adequate minutiae data are not acceptable as personalcredentials, and are therefore invalid. Figure 3 shows poor-quality fingerprints,characterized by smudged, faded, or otherwise distorted areas on the fingerprint.Conditions like these may be attributable to a number of factors, includingexcessively dry or wet skin, or scarring.

1. Use index, middle or ring fingers2. Avoid using thumb and pinky fingers since they are typically awkward to

consistently position on the sensor3. Completely covering the area of the sensor with the fingerprint will provide the

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2 Quick Start

2.1 Pre-Installation Checklist

· Make sure all wires are checked.· check for communication module. There are several types of communications,

make sure you have the right modules.· If you're using converter, make sure TX and RX is crossed over between the

device and converter.· Set network address. All devices are defaulted to address 1. If you're connecting 2

or more, change network address to 2 and up.· Set site code also known as facility code if you're using cards.

2.2 Entering the System Menu

When the reader is powered on with no fingerprint templates enrolled in the unit,anyone can enter the system menu by pressing the F1/p key. If you are enrolling thefirst administrator template via the reader's keypad, you must first determine the1~16 digit PIN that the administrator will use. Once this PIN is determined, theadministrator must be present to enroll their fingerprint into the reader. Note thatthis operation is not valid if there are administrator templates in the reader.

BioScan factory default has no system administrator password. If you've just purchased the unit, youshould be able to get into the system mode by pressing the F1 key. Go to Enroll Fingerprint User toenroll template.

2.2.1 If Administrator has been enrolled

1Press F1/P key to enter system mode.

4Finger scanning message will appear

2Key in administrator ID followed by the # key

5Now you're into system mode. Press F1 key to scroll up the main menuPress F2 key to scroll down the main menu


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3Present either finger or card which ever administratorhas been enrolled with. For now we will use thefingerprint

2.2.2 If no Administrator has been enrolled

1Press F1/P key to enter system mode

2Now you're into system mode. Press F1 key to scroll up the main menuPress F2 key to scroll down the main menu

2.3 Operating BioScan

To use the BioScan, simply enter enrolled user fingerprint to the scanner. Touch sensor willautomatically activate the fingerprint sensor when user finger is presented to the scanner. Remove thefinger when red scanning light turns off.

There are 11 operating modes in the BioScan, depending on which mode is running, operatingBioScan varies.

2.3.1 Operating with User PIN

1From the standby menu, key in user PIN andpress the # key.

2Welcome message will appear if theverification has been successful.

2.3.2 Operating with User CARD

1From the standby menu, present user card tothe reader.


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2.3.3 Operating with User FINGERPRINT

1From the standby menu, present userfingerprint to the scanner. If the scannerdoesn't turn on then press the # key tomanually turn scanner on.


2.3.4 Operating in PIN & FINGERPRINT

1 From thestandby menu, key in user PIN and press the# key.

3 Enter userfingerprint to the scanner.

2 Once theuser ID has been entered, fingerprintscanner will flash red.

4 Welcomemessage will appear if the verification hasbeen successful.

2.3.5 Operating in CARD & FINGERPRINT

1 From thestandby menu, present user card to thereader. Fingerprint scanner will flash red.

3 Welcomemessage will appear if the verification hasbeen successful.

2 Enter userfingerprint to the scanner.


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2.3.6 Operating in PIN & CARD


3Present user Card to the reader.

2Present Card message will appear as shownbelow.


2.3.7 Operating in PIN & FINGERPRINT


4Present user fingerprint to the scanner.

2Present Card message will appear as shownbelow.


3Present user Card to the reader. Fingerprintscanner will flash red.

2.4 Operating Funtion Key

To use the BioScan, simply enter the enrolled user fingerprint to the scanner. Touch sensor will turn onthe scanner when user finger is presented to the scanner. Remove the finger when the scanning lightturns off.

There are 11 operating modes in the BioScan, depending on which mode is running, operatingBioScan varies.

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2.4.1 Operating Function Key in PIN

1From the standby menu, key in user PIN. DONOT PRESS THE # KEY.

3Key in user PIN but do not press the # key.

2Press function key "F2" followed by 1

4Welcome message with function key willappear if the verification has beensuccessful.

2.4.2 Operating Function Key in CARD

1From the standby menu, present user card tothe reader.



2.4.3 Operating Function Key in FINGERPRINT

1From the standby menu, present userfingerprint to the scanner. If the scannerdoesn't turn on then press the # keymanually turn on the scanner.




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2.4.4 Operating Function Key in CARD and FINGERPRINT

1From the standby menu, key in function key.




2.4.5 Operating Function Key in PIN & FINGERPRINT






2.4.6 Operating Function Key in PIN and CARD


4Present user Card to the reader.

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2.4.7 Operating Function Key in PIN & CARD & FINGERPRINT


4Present user Card to the reader. Fingerprintscanner will flash red






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3 SYSTEM MENU 1 - ENROLL USER

3.1 1. Enroll Fingerprint User

This command is used to add typical fingerprint only users to the reader so that theywill be able to gain entry to the location guarded by the reader. Up to 955 users or1,910 total fingerprint templates can be saved in the fingerprint reader, includingadministrative fingerprint templates, depending on the model of reader you have.The total number of user depends on how many templates has been applied to eachuser. The following key sequence performs this action:

1Press the # key to add users Fingerprint Template

5BioScan has an option to enroll 2 fingerprint templatesand 4 fingerprint templates per each user. For now wewill select number 2 key by enrolling 4 templates

2Select user level by pressing 1 through 4. Refer to NOTEabout user levels

6Present first finger to the scanner. Remove thefingerprint when the red light turns off. You can eitherenroll same fingerprint or different fingerprint after thefirst. Repeat this process until the last fingerprint

3Key in user ID from 1 to 16 digits as shown in nextfigure

7Scanning the last fingerprint.....

4Key in user ID followed by the # key

8Enroll completed. Press the # key to continue enrollinganother user fingerprint or press any others to exit offthe sub-menu

When the Red light (Fingerprint Scanner) is on, slide the finger across the scanner.1. Position the finger where the first joint of the finger meets the edge of the

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off. You may then remove the finger.

· Use thumb, index, middle or ring fingers.

· Avoid using pinky fingers since its typically awkward to consistently position onthe sensor.

· Completely covering the area of the sensor will provide the best performance.

There are four levels of administration,

1:USER (Level 1) - Corresponds to an ordinary user. They may verify, but are not allowed to accessany administrative functions. 2: RA (Level 2) - Corresponds to an enroller. These templates are allowed to add users to thesystem and verify existing users. However, they can only add users with no administrative privileges(Level 1) and can not access any other administrative functions. 3. AA (Level 3) - Corresponds to an administrator enroller. These templates are allowed to add upto (Level 3) administrator but not system administrator.4. SA (Level 4) - This is an system administrator level and has full rights to configure the reader.

3.2 2. Enroll Card User

This command is used to add typical card only users to the reader so that they willbe able to gain entry to the location guarded by the reader. Total number of usersare 4,096 based on card users only. If there are 500 fingerprint users enrolled in thesystem then 3,596 will be the remaining card user slots available in the system.Fingerprint user will be automatically assigned a card slot in the system memoryeven if they do not use or enrolled any card. The enrollment procedure is identical toadding fingerprint. The following key sequence performs this action:

1Press the # key to add user card


2Select user level by pressing 1 through 4

5Present user card to the reader or key in card numbermanually followed by the # key


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6Enroll completed. Press # key to continue adding cardor press any other key to exit off the sub-menu

3.3 3. Enroll Card & Fingerprint User

This command is used to add typical fingerprint and card users to the reader so thatthey will be able to gain entry to the location guarded by the reader. The followingkey sequence performs this action:

1Press the # key to add users fingerprint and card

6Enter in first fingerprint. You can either enroll samefingerprint or different fingerprint after the first. Repeatthis process.

2Select user level by pressing 1 through 4

7Scanning last finger


8Present user card to the reader


9Enroll completed. Press the # key to continue enrollinganother user or press any others to exit off thesub-menu

5BioScan has an option to enroll 2 fingerprint templatesand 4 fingerprint templates for a single user. For nowwe will select number 2 key by enrolling 4 templates.


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3.4 4. Enroll Block of Card User

This command is used to Enrolling a range of cards, Block enrollment by cardnumber range is best used when there is a large quantity of sequential ID numberedcards or credentials. Cards or credentials do not have to be on hand when enrolledthrough the block enrollment by card number range process, but you must have thefacility code. Below is an example to enroll 100 Users with card number starting with1000. User ID 1000 will be addressed card number 1000, User ID 1001 will beaddressed card number 1001 and so on. Card must be in sequential order to use theCard Block. Please check with your card provider for more information.

1Press the # key to add block of card user.

6Following message will appear. Enter in the totalnumber of cards to be enrolled as shown below

2Enter in first number of the block ID. This will be thefirst ID number of the card as shown in the next figure

7100 would be the total number of cards to be enrolled

31000 would be the first number of user ID

8Enrolling user card block. Please wait unit the processfinishes. This might take up to 5 minutes depending onthe total number of card block size.

4Following message will appear. Enter in the first cardnumber as shown below

9Enroll completed. Press the # key to continue addinganother or press any others to exit off the sub-menu

51000 would be the first number the card

This option will write block of cards in empty slot of the memory and will not delete currently enrolleduser. Card Block 1 will take more time than card block2 since it will search for empty slots in memory


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to enroll. Consider using card block2 if the memory is empty or stored memory is no longer needed.

3.5 5. Enroll Block of Card User 2

This command is used to Enrolling a range of cards, Block enrollment by cardnumber range is best used when there is a large quantity of sequential ID numberedcards or credentials. Cards or credentials do not have to be on hand when enrolledthrough the block enrollment by card number range process, but you must have thefacility code. Below is an example to enroll 100 Users with card number starting with1000. User ID 1000 will be addressed card number 1000, User ID 1001 will beaddressed card number 1001 and so on.

1Press the # key to add block of card user.

6 Following

message will appear. Enter in the total number of cardsto be enrolled as shown below

2Enter in first number of the block ID. This will be thefirst ID number of the card as shown in the next figure

7100 would be the total number of cards to be enrolled

31000 would be the first number of user ID

8Enrolling user card block. Please wait unit the processfinishes. This might take up to 5 minutes depending onthe total number of card block size.

4Following message will appear. Enter in the first cardnumber as shown below

9Enroll completed. Press the # key to continue addinganother or press any others to exit off the sub-menu

5 1000 would

be the first number the card

This option will write block of cards in empty slot of the memory and will not delete currently enrolled


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user. Card Block 1 will take more time than card block2 since it will search for empty slots in memoryto enroll. Consider using card block2 if the memory is empty or stored memory is no longer needed.


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4 SYSTEM MENU 2 - EDIT USER

4.1 1. Edit User ID

This command is used to edit existing users ID by accessing the user ID. Whenediting, Administrators have the ability to make changes to user ID only in thismenu.

1Press the # key to enter edit User ID

3Key in new user ID followed by the # key

2Key in user ID to be edited followed by the # key

4Edit completed. Press the # key to continue editinganother or press any others to exit off the sub-menu

4.2 2. Edit User Fingerprint

This command is used to edit existing users Fingerprint by accessing the user ID.When editing, Administrators have the ability to make changes to user Fingerprintonly in this menu.

1Press the # key enter user FINGER

4Enter in the first fingerprint. You can either add samefingerprint or different fingerprint after the first. Repeatthis process until the fourth fingerprint.


5Scanning the last finger....

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3Press 1 to add 2 templatesPress 2 to add 4 templates


4.3 3. Edit User Card

This command is used to edit existing users Card by accessing the user ID. Whenediting, Administrators have the ability to make changes to user Card only in thismenu.

1Press the # key to enter edit user CARD

3Present new card to be enrolled or enter in the cardnumber manually followed by the # key. Make sure thecard has not been already enrolled in the BioScan



4.4 4. Edit User Level

This command is used to edit existing users level by accessing the user ID. Userlevels determine where a user will be valid. To edit an existing user edit user level,follow the steps below.

1Press the # key to enter edit user LEVEL

3(U) is the current user level. Select the user leve from1~4l to apply new level




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There are four levels of administration,

1:USER (Level 1) - Corresponds to an ordinary user. They may verify, but are not allowed to accessany administrative functions. 2: RA (Level 2) - Corresponds to an enroller. These templates are allowed to add users to thesystem and verify existing users. However, they can only add users with no administrative privileges(Level 1) and can not access any other administrative functions. 3. AA (Level 3) - Corresponds to an administrator enroller. These templates are allowed to add upto (Level 3) administrator but not system administrator.4. SA (Level 4) - This is an system administrator level and has full rights to configure the reader.

4.5 5. Edit User Name

BioScan is able to display custom user name instead of user ID when accessed.When the BioScan is expecting a name then the number keys on the keypad becomeletter keys: the letters below the keys apply. Press once to show the first uppercaseletter above the key; press four times to show the lowercase letter. When thedesired letter appears on the display, press the up-arrow(F1) to move on to the nextletter in the name.

1Press the # key to enter NAME

6Press the # key to continue editing the display option.Display option must be configured in order for it willwork properly


7Once again, enter in same ID you have just editedpreviously

3Press 1 key to enter user name

8This time select #2 to enter display option

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4Key in text as shown in next figure. Continue onpressing the key to rotate from uppercase letters tolowercase letters. i.e. to display lowercase "c" press thenumber 2 key 6 times. Use the F1 key as space

9Select #2 to display ID by name. This will allow BioScanto display custom ID name instead of user ID

5Key in appropriate display name and then press the #key


NUMBER OF TIMES KEY IS PRESSEDKEYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

12 A B C a b c3 D E F d e f4 G H I g h i5 J K L j k l6 M N O m n o7 P Q R S p q r s8 T U V t u v9 W X Y Z w x y z0* Clear# Enter

F1 SpaceF2F3 Back SpaceF4 Escape

4.6 6. Option (ID)

ID Option is a special mode where user can access the unit with ID only. Whenapplied, user can override the current operating mode and access unit it with just anID (PIN). This option can be applied to those users who does not have card. Toapply this mode to user, follow the steps bellow.


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1Press the # key to enter OPTION (ID)

3Press 1 key to enable ID option to this userPress 2 key to disable ID option to this user

2Enter user ID to apply ID option followed by the # key



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5 SYSTEM MENU 3 - VIEW USER

5.1 1. User List

At any time, you can view a list of all users of the system. The list can be an overallenrollment list of all users in the system, or it can be a list of the individual users thatare physically enrolled on any individual fingerprint reader. Total number of users are4,096 based on card users. The total number of fingerprint user depends on howmany templates has been applied to each user.

1Press the # key to enter to view USER LIST

3Press F3 key to view detail view of user

2Press F1/P key to scroll up the user list Press F2 key to scroll down the user list

4View Exit. Press the # key to continue viewing anotheror press any others to exit off the sub-menu

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Viewing System User List The System User List will display the following information: . The user's PIN (Template ID) . The user's name . The user's administrator status . The user's template location in memory

5.2 2. Events

At any time, you can view all transaction of event logs of the system. A recordcreated that contains pertinent information about an occurrence in the access controland monitoring system.

1Press the # key to enter view EVENT

3Following event log will appear. Press F3 key to viewevent data

2Press F1 to scroll up the event log Press F2 key to scroll down the event log

4View Exit. Press the # key to continue viewing anotherevent or press any others to exit off the sub-menu


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Viewing System Event Log The System Event Log List will display the following information: . The date of event occurrence. The time of event occurrence . The total number of event log

5.3 3. Firmware

This is to view the current firmware version installed in BioScan. Other ways to verifythe firmware is to resetting the device. When first booting up, firmware version willdisplay.

1Press the # key to enter FIRMWARE VERSION

3Press # key to view firmware againPress any other key to exit

2Current firmware version number will display

5.4 4. Finger Version

This is to view the current fingerprint scanner version installed in BioScan.

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1Press the # key to enter FINGER VERSION

3Press # key to view scanner version againPress any other key to exit

2Current fingerprint module version number will display.Latest version is V1.5C


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6 SYSTEM MENU 4 - DELETE USER

6.1 1. Delete Single User

Deleting a fingerprint template from a reader will prevent that template from beinggranted access to the location via the reader. Any fingerprint template can beremoved from a fingerprint reader, including administrative and the last remainingfingerprint template on the reader. Templates can be deleted by a single user or allusers including administrative templates.

1Press the # key to enter delete Single User

3Enter in user ID from 1 to 16 digits

2Enter in user ID to be deleted as shown below

4Delete completed.

6.2 2. Delete All User

Deleting a fingerprint template from a reader will prevent that template from beinggranted access to the location via the reader. Any fingerprint template can beremoved from a fingerprint reader, including administrative and the last remainingfingerprint template on the reader. Templates can be deleted by a single user or allusers including administrative templates.

1Press the # key to enter delete All User

3Deleting. Please wait....

2Press the # key to confirm delete allPress any other key to cancel

4Delete completed.


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7 SYSTEM MENU 5 - SYSTEM SETUP

7.1 1. Time

BioScan features an internal clock that provides the date and time for all loggedevents. This section discusses how to set the date and time that BioScan uses forevent logging. To set the current time, access the menu system and follow thesesteps:

1Press the # key to enter system Time

4Select day of the week. Press 1 through 7 to enter dayof the week. Refer to NOTE

2Enter current date

5Press the # key to confirm

3Enter current time in military time format. i.e. 20:20:20

6Set up has completed

7.2 2. Operating Mode

BioScan has 11 total operating mode. List is the detail view of the operating modesavailable in BioScan.


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1[CD / FP] - CARD or FINGERPRINT User can access the device by either card orfingerprint. When operating in this mode,simply enter user card or fingerprint to thedevice.

7[CD&FP] - Card & FingerprintUser must enter using user card &Fingerprint to access the unit. To operate inthis mode, enter user card followed by userfingerprint.

2[ID&FP/CD] - PIN & FINGERPRINT orCARDIn this mode, user can access the device byPIN with fingerprint or just a card. Tooperate in this mode, user must enter PINfirst before entering finger or present usercard.

8[ID&FP OR ID&CD] - PIN & Fingerprintor PIN & CardIn this mode user can access the device byentering user PIN and fingerprint or user PINand card. This mode is useful whennetworked with a proximity readers.

3[ID&CD&FP] - PIN & CARD &FINGERPRINTUser must use all three tokens to gainaccess. This is the highest security modeavailable in BioScan. To operate in thismode, first enter user PIN and press the #key, then present user card followed by userfingerprint.

9[ID&FP OR CARD&FP] - PIN &Fingerprint or Card & FingerprintIn this mode user can access the device byusing PIN with fingerprint or card withfingerprint.

4[ID/CD/FP] - PIN or CARD orFINGERPRINT (ANY MODE)User can access the device by any of theavailable tokens. This is the most convenientbut lowest security mode in BioScan. Tooperate in this mode, simply use any one ofthe token.

10[OPEN] - ALWAYS OPENAccess point will stay open for an emergencysuch as fire.


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5[ F P OR ID / FP] - FINGER ONLY or ID& FINGERFingerprint reader will be the only accessibledevice and user must enter using fingerprint.All other token will be disabled. This is an1:1 or 1:N verification. User also have anoption to again access by entering user PINand entering user fingerprint for faster. Tooperate in this mode, enter user fingerprintor user PIN and Fingerprint

11[CLOSE] - ALWAYS CLOSEAccess point will stay locked for anemergency such as intrusion.

6[ID&FP] - PIN & FingerprintUser must enter using user PIN & Fingerprintto access the unit. To operate in this mode,enter user PIN and press the # key followedby user fingerprint.

12[TESTING MODE] - TESTING MODEIt will be a good idea to test the unit in thismode when first installed.

&: means "AND"

/: means "OR"

( ): means "OR"

7.2.1 Setting Operating Mode

This section provides information about how to choose the operation mode. ID/CD/FP (ALL) is the default operating mode.

1Press the # key to add users fingerprint template

3Press the # key to select operating mode. Refer to notefor available operating mode.


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2Press F1 key to scroll up the mode menu Press F2 key to scroll down the mode menu

4Setup completed

7.3 3. Address

Communication options allow BioScan to communicate with a PC and other doorcontrol equipment. In network applications, BioScan units communicate with aconnected PC. This requires each unit to have a unique identification code. To assigna Network ID, follow the steps listed below: Repeat this procedure for eachnetworked unit, assigning a unique identification code to each unit. Default addressis set to 1.


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1Press the # key to enter Address

3Setup has completed

2Key in from 1 ~ 14 followed by the # key. You can assign network ID from 1 through 14. C standsfor current setting, sample shows address 1. Defaultaddress is set to address 1.

7.4 4. Communication Password

Communication password is used during network communication. This safeguardsthe information sent during transmission and also from hacking the system.

1Press the # key to enter Communication Password

3Key in the 8 digit password and press the # key toconfirm new password

2Current password is displayed. Enter new password asshow in next figure


7.5 5. Site Code

A site code, which is sometimes called a facility code, differentiates one users cardgroup from another. A facility code is an integral code that is programmed into thecard at the time of manufacture. The additional code ensures that even if cardnumbers are duplicated by the manufacturer, that the cards will not operate onsomeone else's building who has a different facility code. Limitations inherent in thecard manufacturing process result in the ability to produce a finite card population,after which codes are duplicated. Facility codes overcome this limitation adding asecond code which is checked at the reader. If the facility code does not match theprogrammed code, entry is denied.


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1Press the # key to enter Site Code

3"C" stands for current site code which is 255. Enterfrom 0 to 255 and press the # key. Default setting is255. Refer to note for site code.

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Select 1 through 5 for card type. Refer tonote below.


CARD TYPE SITE CODE1: EM Standard 26bit Card 1: 1~2552: HID Standard 26bit Card 2: 1~2553: HID Full Binary 26bit Card 3: NONE4: HID IDTi 34bit Card 4: 1~65534 5: Mifare 32bit UID Card 5:NONE

7.6 6. System Reset

There are two databases inside the BioScan, System Database & Event Database.The System Database stores the system setting information. When executed, thesystem reset will restore the factory default setting.


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1Press the # key to enter System Reset

3System resetting message. This may take few secondsto a minute depending on the size of the database

2Press 1 to reset systemPress any other key to cancel


7.7 7. Event Reset

The Event Database only stores the access records. It does not contain any systeminformation. When executed, event reset will erase all event logs that are stored inthe memory.

EVENT RESET:

1Press the # key to enter Event Reset

4Event resetting message. This may take few seconds toa minute depending on the size of the event database

2Press 1 key to reset event

5Event Reset has finished

3Press 1 key to reset eventPress any other keys to cancel

INDEX RESET:


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1Press the # key to enter Event Reset

4Event resetting message. This may take few seconds toa minute depending on the size of the database

2Press 2 key to reset index

5Event Reset has finished

3Press 1 key to reset indexPress any other keys to cancel

7.8 8. Com. Speed

This command sets the baud rate that the BioScan will communicate with the deviceconnected to its serial port. The baud rate change will become effective immediatelyupon completion of the command. Default baud rate is 19,200.

1Press the # key to enter Communication Speed

2Press F1 key to scroll up the listPress the F2 key to scroll down the list

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There are 4 different communication speed. Select the best setting for your network. Default is set to 4800 baud rateGo to Control Panel and make sure the PC baud rate is in sync with BioScan

4Setup has completed message

7.9 9. Date Format

BioScan features option to choose time format which are available in Asia time, USAtime, and Europe time. This is where user can customize time format. This sectiondiscusses how to choose time format.

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Press the # key to enter Date Format

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Press F1 key to scroll up the list Press F2 key to scroll down the list

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Select the right time format for your region. To use custom message, go to Custom Display on next page.


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Time format has been set

ASIA Time display format CUSTOM 1 Custom message will display with timedisplay format with European date format. Date isdisplayed before the month

USA Time display format CUSTOM 2 Custom message will with time displayformat with American date format. Month is displayedbefore the date

EUROPE Time display format

7.10 10. Custom Display

BioScan features option to customize the display. BioScan Allows up to 32 charactersto be displayed. This is where user can customize main display window. This sectiondiscusses how to edit custom display.

1Press the # key to enter Custom Display

4Continue on writing the message where you've left offin figure 2


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2Key in alphabet and press the F1 key to move on to thenext letter. To get an lowercase, continue pressing thekey until the lowercase letter appears. If the name islonger than 16, press the # key after entering the lastlast (16th) letter. This will be continued in next step

5Finished editing the custom message

3If the message is longer than 16 digits, press 1 key tocontinue on writing the message. Otherwise press 2 toend writing custom message

You can enter up to 32 digits. TheLCD will scroll the message if it'slonger than 16 digits. To view thecustom display, go to Date Formatand set display option to eitherCustom 1 or Custom 2 dependingon the date format.

NUMBER OF TIMES KEY IS PRESSEDKEYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

12 A B C a b c3 D E F d e f4 G H I g h i5 J K L j k l6 M N O m n o7 P Q R S p q r s


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8 T U V t u v9 W X Y Z w x y z0* Clear# Enter

F1 SpaceF2F3 Back SpaceF4 Escape

7.11 11. LCD Light

BioScan allows you to choose whether the display will be illuminated or unlit. Bydefault, the display is lit for 5 seconds when used. Illuminating the display allows foreasier viewing in darker areas while leaving the display unlit conserves power. Thissection provides information about how to set illumination options for the BioScan'sdisplay unit.

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Press the # key to enter LCD Lightoption

2.1

Press the # key to set it as default timePress F1 to scroll up the menuPress F2 to scroll down the menu

2.2

Press the # keyto set it as always onPress F1 to scroll up the menuPress F2 to scroll down the menu

2.3

Press the # key to set it as customizePress F1 to scroll up the menuPress F2 to scroll down the menu

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Finished editing LCD back light time

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2.4

Define the start time of LCD. LCD willturn on according to this time setting.Key in military time format. Forexample, 15:15:15 (3:15:15 PM)


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2.5

Define the end time of LCD. LCD willturn off according to this time setting.Key in military time format. Forexample, 15:15:15 (3:15:15 PM). Pressthe # key when finished

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There are 3 LCD options:

1. Default: LCD will stay lit for 5 seconds.2. Always on: LCD will illuminated all times. This will lessen the life of LCD screen.3. Customize: You can set schedule time for LCD to turn on and turn off.

7.12 12. Conceal PIN

BioScan allows you to conceal user PIN when entering the device. To hide user PINwhen entering the device, follow the instructions below.

1Press the # key to enter Conceal PIN


2Press 1 key to enable conceal PINPress 2 key to cancel the conceal PIN


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Normal View Actual view during entrance Concealed User PIN View

7.13 13. Relay Board

7.14 14. Attendance

BioScan features option to display IN or OUT when function keys are used. Usermust be aware of the current attendance mode that is displayed in the standbydisplay. Last used attendance mode will be the default mode until the next mode isused. If F2-0 is used the last time, then unless second user uses a different functionkey, it will show as F2-0 even if second user do not press any function key. Thissection show how to customize the function key displays are shown.

1Press the # key to enter Date Format

4Press 1 to setup attendancePress 2 to cancel setup

2Press F1 key to scroll up the listPress F2 key to scroll down the list


3 Press the # key to enter Attendance.


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8 SYSTEM MENU 6 - SCANNER SETUP

8.1 Re-Scanning

This is an operational mode whereby the reader repeatedly attempts to identify afingerprint on the optical unit. Access is not granted or rejected unless a finger isactually present on the optical unit. Default setting is set to 3 times and it canre-scan up to 9 times.

1Press the # key to enter Re-Scanning

3Finished setup

2"C" stands for current setting. Key in from 1 to 9

8.2 Level

This command sets both the security level that the reader will use when verifyingfingerprints and when identifying fingerprints. Security levels range from 1 to 7, with5 being the normal value for verification. The highest security setting is 7 and thelowest security setting is 1. Higher security access would normally require a highersecurity setting. For proper operation, the identification security level should be setto a value higher than the verification security level.

1Press the # key to enter Re-Scanning

3Finished setup

2"C" stands for current setting. Key in from 1 to 7.Default level is set to 5.

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8.3 Lighting Condition

This is an operational mode whereby the scanner sets the environment condition.There are 2 conditions available, OUTDOOR and INDOOR. Depending on the mode,scanner automatically adjust it self to the surrounding environment to enhance thescanning ability. Setting the right mode will greatly reduce the false rejection rate.

1Press the # key to enter LIGHTING CONDITION

3Finished setup

2Press 1 for OUTDOOR and press 2 for INDOOR use.Current mode is displayed in the bracket. <IN> or<OUT>

8.4 Enroll Mode

There are 2 types of enrollment procedures. Default is set to use mode 2 which is tois to enroll 1 templates per finger. Other way of enrolling the fingerprint is to usetype 1 which is to enroll 2 templates per finger. This type of enrollment will scansame finger twice.

1Press the # key to enter Enroll Mode

3Finished setup

2Press 1 for 2 fingerprint enrollmentPress 2 for 1 fingerprint enrollment

8.5 Identification Speed

The use of a new Identification Speed can accelerate the identification speed up to10 times at normal speed with relatively small degradation of authenticationaccuracy. The Identification Speed has 6 different levels from mode 1 to 6.


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1Press the # key to enter LIGHTING CONDITION

3Finished setup

2"C" stands for current setting. Key in from 1 to 6.Default is set to level 5.

Even though the performance degradation is not much, the fast mode does not needto be used in identification of small database, say less than 100 templates. In thatcase, the difference of matching time between a normal and a fast mode is notsignificant.


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9 USING THE BSR WITH BSC

9.1 BSC Connection

BSR SW3 must be set to RS232 as shown above.

9.2 Synchronizing Database

Once the connection is made to BSC-101, send user information such as fingerprint, card, userinformation from software to BSC-101. BSR will automatically be stored with same information BSCgets from the software thus making BSC and BSR sync with same user information.


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Index- A -Address 38

Asia 43

Attendance 48

- B -baud rate 42

- C -Com. Speed 42

Communication Password 39

Conceal PIN 47

Custom Display 44

- D -Date Format 43

Delete All User 33

Delete Single User 33

display IN or OUT 48

- E -Edit User Card 23

Edit User Fingerprint 22

Edit User ID 22

Edit User Level 23

Edit User Name 24

Enroll Block of Card 18

Enroll Card 16

Enroll Card & Fingerprint 17

Enroll Fingerprint 15

Europe 43

Event Reset 41

Events 29

- F -facility code 39

Finger Version 30

firmware 30

function keys 48

- I -ID Option 25

INDOOR 51

- L -LCD Light 46

Lighting Condition 51

- N -Network ID 38

- O -Operating BioScan 8

Operating Funtion Key 10

Operating Mode 35

OUTDOOR 51

- P -Position 4

Pressure 4

- R -Re-Scanning 50

Rotation 4

- S -Security levels 50

Setting Operating Mode 37

Site Code 39

System Reset 40

- T -Time 35

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