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MorphoAccess® Configuration Tool User Guide

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May 2010

MorphoAccess®

Configuration Tool User Guide

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Table of Contents

REVISION HISTORY 3

SCOPE OF THE DOCUMENT 4

INTRODUCTION 6

STARTING THE APPLICATION 7

CONNECTION 7 CONNECTION ISSUES NOTE 8

TERMINAL CONFIGURATION FILE GROUP BOX 10

INTRODUCTION 10 CONFIGURATION INTERFACE 10 CONFIGURATION ORGANIZATION 10 FILE SELECTION 10 OPERATIONS 12 CHANGING A PARAMETER 13

DISPLAYING OR SAVING A TERMINAL CONFIGURATION FILE 16

ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS GROUP BOX 18

INTRODUCTION 18

ADDITIONAL OPERATIONS 18 ADDITIONNAL OPERATIONS GROUP BOX 19 REBOOT TERMINAL 21

SUPPORT 23

CUSTOMER SERVICE 23

HOTLINE 23

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Date Revision Description

May 2010 05 Add MorphoAccess® J Series


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This guide relates to the use of MorphoAccess® access control terminals:

MorphoAccess® 100 Series

MorphoAccess® J Series

MorphoAccess® 500 Series

MorphoAccess® 100 Series are made up of following list of products:

Biometrics

Contactless Smartcard Reader

iClassTM MIFARETM DESFireTM

MA 100 Series

MA 100

MA 110

MA 120

MA 120 D

MorphoAccess® J Series are made up of following list of products:

Biometrics


MIFARETM DESFireTM

MorphoAccess® J Series

MorphoAccess®

J-Bio

MorphoAccess®

J-Dual


MorphoAccess® 500 Series is a generic appellation which gathers MorphoAccess® terminals belonging to MA 500+ Series, OMA 500 Series and MA 500 Series. Corresponding list of products is depicted in the table below.

Biometrics


Fake Finger

Detection Outdoor

MIFARETM DESFireTM

MA 500+ Series

MA 500+

MA 520+ D

MA 521+ D

OMA 500

Series

OMA 520 D

OMA 521 D

OMA 520

OMA 521

MA 500 Series

MA 500

MA 520

MA 521


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All MorphoAccess® terminals (100 Series, J Series and 500 Series) can be fully administrated through TCP/IP. The terminal acts as a server allowing:

changing some terminal parameters,

displaying or saving a terminal configuration file,

additional operations (only setting or getting the terminal date for the current version),

rebooting (restart) the terminal.

These operations require connecting the terminal on a network (TCP-IP).

All these features will be performed by the Configuration Tool application and are described in this present document.


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Launch the Configuration Tool.exe application. The MorphoAccess® Connection dialog window is displayed.

This step consists in connecting your terminal to a network and is required before performing any operation.

The process is as follows:

connect physically your terminal to a network,

set the terminal IP address in the IP address field, (Default IP address from factory setting is : 134.1.32.214),

set the remote management TCP Port in the Port field,

click on the “Connect >>” button.


If the process succeeds, the Configuration Tool main dialog window appears on your screen:

You can now perform any operation described in this document.

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Take note of the remote management TCP Port if you change its value. In fact, there is no tool to reset this value, so if you do not remember the right value, you could not connect your terminal later.

If the TCP port value is wrong, you obtain the following message:


The set IP address must be the actual address of your terminal. If you have previously changed this address by this tool or by another one, you must enter this last address. If these conditions are not respected, the following message displays on your screen:

A similar message also appears if your terminal is not connected on a network:

In all these cases, the application is still active and you can retry to connect your terminal on a network.


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Terminal parameters are stored in files. These configuration files can be retrieved and modified through TCP using ILV commands. For more information about configuration files and parameters please refer to MorphoAccess® 100 Series User Guide, MorphoAccess® J Series User Guide or MorphoAccess® 500 Series User Guide.

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The terminal contains several files:

app.cfg,

adm.cfg,

bio.cfg,

net.cfg,

fac.cfg,

wifi.cfg,

gui.cfg

exe.cfg,

sslprofile.cfg

The app.cfg file contains the MACCESS application settings, adm.cfg contains administration parameters, bio.cfg the biometric sensor settings, net.cfg the Ethernet interface parameters, fac.cfg the factory settings, wifi.cfg the WI-FI™ interface parameters, gui.cfg some Man-Machine interface parameters, exe.cfg some startup parameters, and sslprofile.cfg the parameters for SSL features.

Parameter path has the following structure: file_name/section/parameter.

For example the relay activation is driven by the app/relay/enabled

parameter.

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Under the Terminal Configuration File group box, you can find a list box named File Type:


This list contains the corresponding names of the terminal configuration files:

Application app.cfg,

Administration adm.cfg,

Bio bio.cfg,

Network net.cfg.

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The Terminal Configuration File group box allows performing some operations on the terminal configuration files:

changing one or several terminal parameters,

displaying or saving a terminal configuration file.


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Select a terminal configuration file in the File Type list box:

For example, we choose the Application configuration file.

Retrieve the configuration file by clicking on the Get File button. The different file sections will display on the left part of the application:


Select a specific parameter by clicking first on the „+‟ of the specific section and then clicking on the parameter:

For example, we choose the identification parameter of the bio ctrl section.

To change this parameter, double click on the parameter. The Write a value dialog window appears on your screen:

Change the value of the parameter in the Update a value field and then click on the Update value button. For example, we set the identification parameter value to 1.


If the process succeeds:

the new value of the parameter displays in a field above the file sections,

a “file_name/section/parameter updated” message displays under the file sections.

If a value is erroneous, a message appears and the parameter is reset to the previous value:

This previous value also displays in the field above the file sections.

For some parameters (like network parameters) you need to reboot your terminal to apply the changes.


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Select a terminal configuration file in the File Type list box:

For example, we choose the Application configuration file.

Display the terminal configuration file by clicking on the Export File… button. The Export Configuration File dialog window displays:

This dialog window displays the content of the selected terminal configuration file: under each section represented between „[„ and „]‟ all its corresponding parameters with their values are displayed.


You can also save the terminal configuration file in a file on your PC (USB Mass Storage flash drive, hard disk …). To save the file, click on the Save File button, then select the path where you want to save the file and finally click on the “save button” (the name of this button depends on your PC language)

The file is saved as a binary file but it is composed of printed characters: in fact this file contains exactly the data displayed in the Export Configuration File dialog window. As a result, it can be opened as a text file later.

Finally, click on the Done button to return to the main dialog window.


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This group box allows performing:

some additional operations on your terminal (only setting or getting terminal date for the current version),

terminal reboot.

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First, under the Additional Operations group box, click on the More… button.

The following Additional Operations dialog window appears on your screen:


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This group box allows:

getting the terminal date and hour,

setting the terminal date and hour,

synchronizing the terminal date and hour with the PC date and hour,

getting detailed information about your terminal.

Getting the terminal date and hour


click on the Get Date button,

the actual terminal date and hour display on the respective fields.

Setting the terminal date and hour


Set the terminal date in the date field calendar:


Set the terminal hour in the respective field:

Click on the Set Date button.

The terminal date and hour are set with these values.

Synchronizing the terminal date and hour


click on the Synchronize Date button,

the terminal date and hour are set with the PC date and hour.


Getting detailed information about you terminal


click on the Get Version Extended button,

the window is filled with information about the terminal, the sensor (usefull for licence upgrading), Contactless reader, and other things.

NOTE: To return to the main dialog window, click on the Done button.

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Click on the Reboot Terminal button. The following message will appear on your screen:


Click on the “yes” button (the name of this button depends on your PC language).

The reboot process starts. Under the file sections, a message “Terminal reboot in progress… Please wait a few seconds” displays and a progress bar displays and grows while the process runs.

When the reboot process is completed, the following message appears on your screen:

Finally, the file sections and actual parameters are cleared.

NOTE: It is also possible to reboot your terminal when you quit the application. The same first message displays and you can choose to reboot your terminal or not.


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