Hanwang Technology FACEID-F FaceID (Time attendance and access control terminal) User Manual FCC Caution

Hanwang Technology Co., Ltd FaceID (Time attendance and access control terminal) FCC Caution

F110 Series User Manual with FCC Caution.pdf

   F110 Series Facial Recognition System User Manual     March 2013
Facial  Recognition  System 1 Content PART 1   OVERVIEW ...................................................................................... 3 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................... 3 CHAPTER 2 FEATURES & INSTALLATION GUIDE .................................................... 4 Device Features ............................................................................................... 4 Installation Guide ............................................................................................ 6 PART 2   ADMINISTRATOR OPERATING .................................................. 8 CHAPTER 3 ADMIN SETTING ................................................................................. 8 Enter to Menu .................................................................................................. 8 Set Admin. ........................................................................................................ 9 Admin Verification ......................................................................................... 10 Modify & Delete Admin account .................................................................... 11 User Management .......................................................................................... 12 Register User .......................................................................................................... 12 Modify User ............................................................................................................ 14 Delete User ............................................................................................................. 15 Delete All Users ...................................................................................................... 15 Record Management ...................................................................................... 16 Record Inquiry ........................................................................................................ 16 Delete All Records .................................................................................................. 18 USB Management .......................................................................................... 19 Export Management ................................................................................................ 19 Import Management ................................................................................................ 22 Set Wallpaper .......................................................................................................... 23 Set Prompt Voice..................................................................................................... 23 Firmware Upgrade .................................................................................................. 23 System Setting ................................................................................................ 24 Basic Setting ........................................................................................................... 24 Language Setting ................................................................................................ 24
Facial  Recognition  System 2 Set Date&Time ................................................................................................... 25 Set Volume ......................................................................................................... 27 Set Network ............................................................................................................ 28 Set Network ........................................................................................................ 28 Network Password ............................................................................................. 29 Set Attendance ........................................................................................................ 29 Set Interval ......................................................................................................... 29 Set Bell ............................................................................................................... 30 Set Work Status .................................................................................................. 32 Attendance Rule ................................................................................................. 33 Security ................................................................................................................... 36 Access Control ................................................................................................... 36 Advanced Setting .................................................................................................... 37 Auto Test ............................................................................................................ 37 Default Setting ................................................................................................... 40 System Information ........................................................................................ 41 Capacity Information .............................................................................................. 41 Product Information ................................................................................................ 42 PART 3 DAILY USAGE ...................................................................................... 43 Standby Status ................................................................................................ 43 Face Recognizing ........................................................................................... 44 Enroll Face Templates ................................................................................... 44 APPENDIX ........................................................................................................... 46 Advanced Menu .............................................................................................. 46 Adv. Menu 1 ........................................................................................................... 46 Adv. Menu 2 ........................................................................................................... 47 Specification ................................................................................................... 48 Caution .......................................................................................................... 50
Facial  Recognition  System 3 PART 1    Overview Chapter 1 Introduction Face  ID  is  industry  first  embedded  facial  recognition  system  with  leading facial  recognition  algorithm,  FAR<0.001%  which  makes  recognition  more faster  and  accurate.  Source-light  technology  enable  the  system  works  well under  different  environment  for  access  control  and  time  attendance application.
Facial  Recognition  System 4  Chapter 2 Features & Installation Guide Device Features                                             ķ LCD Display ĸ Keypad  Digital Key    /    Key: Move cursor to previous or next field    Key: Confirm button    Key: Cancel button
Facial  Recognition  System 5    Key: Backspace and delete button    Key: Enter to the main function menu Ĺ Camera / Mirror / RFID Sensor During face recognition, look at the mirror and position your eyes in the mirror. ĺ Indicator LED Indicate the statues of system Ļ Speaker ļ Mini USB Port For factory maintaining use only Ľ USB Port ľ Reset Button Ŀ Mounting Port To place mounting plate ŀ Network Cable Port ᬏ Power Adaptor Port ᬐ Connection Port ᬑ Cable Slot Place cables and wires ᬒ Mounting Port To place mounting plate ᬓ LED Lights
Facial  Recognition  System 6  Installation Guide                                            Indoor use only  Do not exposure to sunshine  Keep 2 meters away from a window.    Drill 3 holes on the wall.    Plug wires and network cable to jacks through the mounting plate. Place
Facial  Recognition  System 7 and fix the plate on the wall. Install the terminal on the plate.   Connection port:     NC/NO/COM: relay output for access power supplies  Normal Close (NC): the standard status is CLOSE.  Normal Open (NO): the standard status is OPEN.  COM: common port   Power up terminal Select proper language for a terminal when the first boot. The terminal provides 4 languages:  English  Portuguese  Spanish  Turkish
Facial  Recognition  System 8  PART 2    Administrator Operating Chapter 3 Admin Setting Enter to Menu                                                                                      If no admin in a system, then press    to enter the main menu.  If  there  has  enrolled  admin  in  a  system,  then  press    to  enter admin  verifying  process.  While  the  verification  is  correct,  then  the system enter to the main menu.    Press    /    to  move  selection  to  Set  Admin,  and  press    to enter into admin. menu.    Press 1-7 digital buttons on the keypad to enter the corresponding functions directly.
Facial  Recognition  System 9 Set Admin.                                              There are total 8 admin accounts. An “Unset” sign will display for unset admin accounts.   Choose an “Unset” account to register an admin.  Input user ID: Input an ID for admin. If the ID is in the database, then the device displays user’s name.   User ID uses natural sequence numbers. User ID cannot start with 0 and cannot be duplicated.   Input  user  name:  Press    to  switch  character  inputting  mode between “Upper Case”, “Lower Case” and “Digital”.
Facial  Recognition  System 10   Verification modes:    ID  and  Pin:  Use  ID  and  password  sequentially  as  a  verification method.  ID  and  Face:  Use  ID  and  face  templates  sequentially  as  a verification method.  Card  and  Face:  Use  card  and  face  templates  sequentially  as  a verification method.  Card: Use card as a verification method.   Admin Verification                                               After  set  an  admin  account  for  the  device,  then  press    to activate admin verification process.
Facial  Recognition  System 11  Input admin ID (or using registered RFID card)  Input  corresponding  password  or  using  face  verification,  according  to the mode during admin registration, after verification is successful, then the system enter to the main menu.  Modify & Delete Admin account                                      Select a registered admin account to modify or delete this account.    Modify admin name;  Change verification mode;  Modify password  Re-enroll face template  Re-register RFID card    Delete the certain admin account: If only one registered admin account within the system, then it will be banned to erase.
Facial  Recognition  System 12 User Management                                                  Register User  Enter user ID   The range of user ID is from 1-99,999,999,999,999.   Enter name
Facial  Recognition  System 13   Press   to  switch  character  inputing  mode  between  “Upper  Case”, “Lower Case” and “Digital”.  User name can contain 18-bit characters totally.   Select a verification mode   Face: Use face templates as a verification method.  Card  and  Face:  Use  card  and  face  templates  sequentially  as  a verification method.  Card  or  Face:  Use  card  or  face  templates  separately  as  a verification method.  Card: Use card as a verification method.  ID  and  Pin:  Use  ID  and  password  sequentially  as  a  verification method.   Select a privilege
Facial  Recognition  System 14  Access & Attendance: The terminal is used for access control and time attendance with relay signals.  Attendance: The terminal is only used for time attendance without relay signals.   User registering finished.  Modify User  Enter user ID      Following the procedure to change user name, verification mode and privilege.
Facial  Recognition  System 15 Delete User     Enter a user ID  Press    (or  ) to confirm (or cancel) this process  Delete All Users   Press    (or  ) to confirm (or cancel) this process   All user’s ID, name and templates will be erased.  This step is irreversible.  Not affect Admin data and records.   Backup all user data before doing this function.
Facial  Recognition  System 16  Record Management                                               Record Inquiry    Search by ID
Facial  Recognition  System 17   Search by name   Select duration:    1 day records  7 days records  30 days records  All records  From start date to end date
Facial  Recognition  System 18    Press    /    to browse records.  Delete All Records   All records will be erased.  This step is irreversible.   Backup all user data before doing this function.
Facial  Recognition  System 19 USB Management                                                                                             Do not remove USB drive pen while data transferring.   Try other USB drive pen, if the terminal does not recognize it.  Export Management   Export records  Export  all  user  records  into  a  file,  which  named  as “TIME+SN”.TXT.  For example, TIME063.TXT, “063” is the last 3 bits of SN of the terminal.
Facial  Recognition  System 20  Export record details  Enter user ID and date.  Press    to export details report of selected individual person.    The file is named as <dutydetails_ID_Date_.csv>. ID Name Date Week Time1812 KYLE 2013-1-1 Tuesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-2 Wednesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-3 Thursday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-4 Friday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-5 Saturday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-6 Sunday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-7 Monday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-8 Tuesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-9 Wednesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-10 Thursday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-11 Friday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-12 Saturday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-13 Sunday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-14 Monday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-15 Tuesday 16:43:21 16:43:34 16:43:35 16:43:37 16:47:11 16:47:17 1812 KYLE 2013-1-16 Wednesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-17 Thursday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-18 Friday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-19 Saturday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-20 Sunday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-21 Monday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-22 Tuesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-23 Wednesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-24 Thursday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-25 Friday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-26 Saturday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-27 Sunday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-28 Monday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-29 Tuesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-30 Wednesday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-1-31 Thursday --:--:--1812 KYLE 2013-2-1 Friday --:--:--   Export record statistics  Enter user ID and date.  Press    to export statistics report of selected individual person.    The  file  is  named  as  <dutystatus_ID_Date_.csv>  and <dutystatistics_ID_Date_.csv>.
Facial  Recognition  System 21  <dutystatus_ID_Date_.csv> ID Name Date Week IN TimeIN StatusOUT Time OUT Status Total Hours (H)1812 KYLE 2013-1-1 Tuesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-2 Wednesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-3 Thursday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-4 Friday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-7 Monday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-8 Tuesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-9 Wednesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-10 Thursday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-11 Friday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-14 Monday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-15 Tuesday --:--:-- ABSENCE 2013-1-15 16:47 LEA. EARLY 3.31812 KYLE 2013-1-16 Wednesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-17 Thursday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-18 Friday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-21 Monday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-22 Tuesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-23 Wednesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-24 Thursday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-25 Friday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-28 Monday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-29 Tuesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-30 Wednesday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 01812 KYLE 2013-1-31 Thursday --:--:-- ABSENCE --:--:-- ABSENCE 0  <dutystatistics_ID_Date_.csv> Name Total Hours(Hour) ARR. LATE LATE Hours(Hour) LEA. EARLY EARLY Hours(Hour) ABSENCEKYLE 3.3 0 0 1 1.2 22.5   Export part users  Enter user ID. Press    to continue inputing the next ID.  Press    to start exporting listed user data and templates.  Date is stored into a USER.TXT file.   Export all users  Export all user data and templates  Date is stored into a USERALL.TXT file.   Export admin.  Export all admin data and templates  Date is stored into a ADMIN.TXT file.
Facial  Recognition  System 22   Export admin. Logs  Export all admin operating logs.  Date is stored into a LOG.TXT file.  Import Management   Import part users  Import all users data from USER.TXT file on a USB drive pen in to the terminal.   Import all users  Import  all  users  data  from  USERALL.TXT  file  on  a  USB  drive pen in to the terminal.   Import user list  Import all ID and name information of users from USERLIST.TXT file on a USB drive pen in to the terminal.    It is a shortcut way to add user ID and name for a terminal before registration process.   The  contents  of  USERLIST.TXT  file  are  list  of  <ID>  +  <TAB
Facial  Recognition  System 23 Key> + <Name>.  The range of user ID is from 1-99,999,999,999,999.   Import admin  Import all admins data from MANAGER.TXT file on a USB drive pen in to the terminal.   Set Wallpaper  Update new wallpaper on a terminal.   240  *  320pix  BMP/JPG  file,  and  named  to  <idlepicture.bmp>  or <idlepicture.jpg>.  Set Prompt Voice  Update Successful and Failed voice on a terminal.   PCM,  16000Hz,  16-bit,  stereo  wave  file,  and  named  to <granted.wav> and <deny.wav>   Keep voice length less than 1 second.  Firmware Upgrade  Upgrade a new firmware for a terminal.   Firmware files are <F110.BIN> and <F110.TXT>
Facial  Recognition  System 24 System Setting                                                  Basic Setting Language Setting
Facial  Recognition  System 25 Set Date&Time    Set Date & Time    Set Date Format: Display different date format on a device.    Set DST Time: Set daylight saving time.
Facial  Recognition  System 26      Select proper DST format according to DST rule of your region    Month-Day-Hour: DST time starts on 01:00AM May 1, and ends at 03:00AM October 2 Start Time: 05M 01D 01H End Time: 10M 02D 03H
Facial  Recognition  System 27   Month-Week-Day:  DST  time  starts  on  01:00AM  first  Sunday  in May, and ends at 03:00AM third Tuesday in October. Start Time: 05M 1W 7D 01H End Time: 10M 3W 2D 03H   In Month-Week-Day format, we use 1W to represent 1st week in a month. (1W: 1st week / 2W: 2nd week / 3W: 3rd week / 4W: 4th week / 5W: 5th week in a month)   In Month-Week-Day format, we use 1D to represent Monday, and 7D to represent Sunday. (1D: Mon. / 2D: Tue. / 3D: Wed. / 4D: Thu. / 5D: Fri. / 6D: Sat. / 7D: Sun.)    Set Volume    The default is medium.
Facial  Recognition  System 28 Set Network   Set Network Set IP address, mask address, and gateway for a device.   Port   Set a new network port for a device. The default port is 9922.
Facial  Recognition  System 29 Network Password Enhance  security  of  network  access.  It  is  for  the  attendance management software or SDK.   Set Attendance  Set Interval Set a period to save records generated by the same user periodicity.
Facial  Recognition  System 30    0 means to disable this function  Range from 0 – 255 minutes  Set Bell   Press   /    to select a bell  Edit period and times
Facial  Recognition  System 31            Select a sound   Edit ON/OFF status
Facial  Recognition  System 32 Set Work Status   Enable/Disable work status function.    If Work Status function is enabled, press    in standby screen to activate Work Status list before recognize.   F110 concludes 6 work statuses  IN  /  OUT:  It  uses  for  punched  in  and  out  status  of  normal attendance.  IN (Overtime) / OUT (Overtime): It uses for punched in and out status of working extra hours.  IN  (Break)  /  OUT  (Break):  It  uses  for  punched  in  and  out status for break time.
Facial  Recognition  System 33 Attendance Rule   Date  of  Each  Month:  Set  a  starting  date  of  a  month  for  attendance reports.        IN/OUT  Time:  Set  starting  time  for  PUNCHED  IN  and  PUNCHED OUT status.
Facial  Recognition  System 34    LATE/EARLY  time:  Set  starting  minutes  for  ARRIVE  LATE  and LEAVE EARLY status.    Statistics Setting   Weekend Included: Set Saturday and Sunday to be a workday or a weekend
Facial  Recognition  System 35    Unit (Work Time): Set work time unit to Hour or Day    Unit  (LATE/EARLY):  Set  a  unit  for  LATE/EARLY  status  to   Hour or Minute
Facial  Recognition  System 36 Security  Access Control    Relay Settings  Unlock Time     Unlock Time: Set a relay time for NO/NC/COM
Facial  Recognition  System 37   Default time is 3 seconds  Advanced Setting  Auto Test    Testing All: Test all below entries automatically    Press    to repord as “Good”   Press    to repord as “Trouble”.   Check LCD: Display Red, Green and Blue on the screen
Facial  Recognition  System 38    Check Keyboard: Follow the screen message to check all keys.    Check Speaker
Facial  Recognition  System 39  Check Camera   Check TF Card    Check RFID Card
Facial  Recognition  System 40  Check Network    Check USB   Default Setting   Delete all data including admins’ data, users’ data, all records and device settings.
Facial  Recognition  System 41  System Information                                       Capacity Information    Face  &  Face  Cap.:  Current  enrolled  user  numbers  and  total capacity of user numbers for face related recognition mode.   Non  Face  &  Non  Face  Cap.:  Current  enrolled  user  numbers  and total capacity of user numbers for other recognition mode.   Record  Num  &  Record  Cap.:  Current  record  numbers  and  total capacity of record numbers.
Facial  Recognition  System 42 Product Information
Facial  Recognition  System 43  Part 3 Daily Usage Standby Status                                                   After  powering  up  a  terminal  (around  30  seconds),  the  terminal  will enter to a standby status.  In standby status, the system display time and date.  The terminal will activate to face detecting mode while a user stand in front of it.  Message  <Eyes  in  Mirror>  and  <Verifying…> will  show  on  the screen.  Indicator will flash if face position is proper for detecting and terminal will activate verification process at the same time.  The  terminal  will  return  to  standby  status  if  there  is  no  face  detected around 30 seconds.  When record storage is occupied up to 85%, the system will display a notification on the screen. An administrator should export records first, and then clear all records.
Facial  Recognition  System 44 Face Recognizing                                                 When user stands in front of a terminal, it will activate and detect user’s face automatically.  The terminal will activate to face detecting mode while a user stand in front of it.  Message  <Verifying…>  and  <Eyes  in  Mirror>  will  show  on  the screen.  Indicator is flashing, if the terminal locates user’s eyes. Then the system activates recognition status.  When recognizing is finished and successful, the system will list user’s registered information: ID, name, enter time, etc.    If  Work  Status  function  is  enabled,  press    to  activate  Work Status list before recognize.   If the terminal could not recognize a user in first 5 seconds, it will show “Adjust  Your  Position”  message  on  the  screen;  if  it  still  could  not recognize the user in second 3 seconds, the terminal will show rejecting message.  In standby status, press    to enter ID & Face (ID & Pin) recognition method directly.    Enroll Face Templates                                                 Usage:    30cm to 80cm (between face and mirror)  Normal face expression
Facial  Recognition  System 45  No sunglasses   Follow instructions on the screen to enroll face templates.    <Move Farther>: move your head or body father to the terminal.  <Move Closer>: move your head or body closer to the terminal.  <Collecting…>: terminal is collecting face templates.  <Find Eyes in Mirror>: adjust your position and keep the eyes in the mirror.   There is a LED Indicator under the mirror.    <Red flashing>: face position is proper for enrollment or verification.  <Red lighting>: face position is not proper for enrollment or verification.  <Green lighting>: Verification successful.   After  templates  enrolling,  user  selects  access  status  in  User  Privilege list.  The terminal  will  list the  user’s  information (ID,  name and privilege), after choosing one privilege.  During templates extracting, the user should keep normal expression.
Facial  Recognition  System 46  Appendix Advanced Menu                                              Adv. Menu 1 Press OK 6 4 2 1 6 8 OK to enter the advanced menu:     Super Password: Unlock the terminal by a password.      /  : Move the green frame upwards or downwards.     /  : Move the green frame leftwards or rightwards.   Black/White Image: Display image collected from infrared camera on terminal screen.   System Info.: Display kernel and algorithm version.   Import Sample Img.: Import sample image from USB pen drive.
Facial  Recognition  System 47   Sample files is named to <USERALL.IMG>   Export Sample Img.: Export sample image to USB pen drive.   Sample files is named to <USERALL.IMG>   Extract Templates: Extract user data from existing sample data.   Obtain IP Address: Obtain IP Address automatically  Adv. Menu 2 Press OK 1 5 9 3 5 7 OK to enter the advanced menu:   Update SN/MAC: Upload SN and MAC of terminal from a file.   Files is named to <PARAMETER.TXT>  Content: <IP="192.168.132.251",PORT="9922",SN="123456789012349",MAC="00-0C-5B-00-68-73">   Browse SN/MAC: Display terminal SN and MAC
Facial  Recognition  System 48 Specification                                                 User capacity  300 users for face related recognition method;  3,000 users for other methods   Record capacity  100,000 entries   Recognition methods  Face  Card & Face  Card or Face  Card  Card & Photo  ID & Pin    Languages:  English  Portuguese  Spanish  Turkish   Recognition algorithm  V3.1   Face templates of user  18 templates per person   Display: 2.8 inch TFT
Facial  Recognition  System 49  Keypad: 4 * 4 touch keypad  RFID card: Proximity card or Mifare card (Optional)  Communication  TCP/IP  USB port   Power: 12V DC, 1A  Environment Light: 0-7000Lux  Working Temperature: 0° C -40° C   Working Humidity: 20% - 80%
Facial  Recognition  System 50 Caution                                                  Restoration and restart When the system halted and cannot quit, you can remove the adapter to restore and  restart the  system, or  you also  can  press RESET to  restart the device.     Restore to default setting Restore all parameter to the default setting.   Non-Water proof The device is non-waterproof, please keep away from water.     Prevent from Falling   The  parts  in  this  device  are  friable;  please  prevent  the  device  from dropping, smashing, bending and high pressure.     Cleaning   Please use soft cloth or the other similar material to clean the screen and faceplate, please avoid cleaning with water and cleanser.     Low Temperature Environment The  working  temperature for  screen  and  the  main parts  in  this  device are the normal indoor temperature. The performance of this device will get worse, if the working temperature extend this temperature range.
Facial  Recognition  System 51    Please use the equipped adapter for the device, the other unknown adapters will burn out the device.     Please prevent the screen from oil or any sharp objects.
FCC Cautions:   Note:  This  equipment  has  been  tested  and  found  to  comply  with  the  limits  for  a  Class  B digital  device,  pursuant  to  part  15  of  the  FCC  Rules.  These  limits  are  designed  to  provide reasonable  protection  against  harmful  interference  in  a  residential  installation.  This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used  in  accordance  with  the  instructions,  may  cause  harmful  interference  to  radio communications.  However,  there  is  no  guarantee  that  interference  will  not  occur  in  a particular  installation.  If  this  equipment  does  cause  harmful  interference  to  radio  or television  reception,  which  can  be  determined  by  turning  the  equipment  off  and  on,  the user  is  encouraged  to  try  to  correct  the  interference  by  one  or  more  of  the  following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect  the  equipment  into  an  outlet  on  a  circuit  different  from  that  to  which  the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.   Changes  or  modifications  not  expressly  approved  by  the  party responsible  for  compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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