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Version 1.00
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COPYRIGHT
Manual COPYRIGHT (C) 2004 IDT Inc. All rights reserved.
The Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
notice IDT Inc.
Inc
reserves the right to revise this document and to make changes from time to time in
the content hereof without obligation to notify any person or persons of such
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agreement. Any implied warranties including any warranties of merchantability or
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out in the license agreement.
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Program COPYRIGHT (C) 2003-2004 IDT Inc. All rights reserved.
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Inc.
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respective owners.
WARNING!
•
15.19:
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.
RULES OPERATION
IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT
CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST
ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY
CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION
OPERATION.
•
15.21:
The user manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
•
NOTE: THE GRANTEE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES OR
MODIFICATIONS NOT
EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE. SUCH
MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER
USER’S
S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE
EQUIPMENT.
•
WARRANTY
Limited Warranty:
All Products sold to Dealer hereunder shall be subject to IDTi standard warranty for
the Product included with the Product by IDTi (“Product Warranty”). The Product Warranty shall be
extended to end user purchasers of the Products from Dealer who purchases such Products within twelve
(12) months of the date the Products are shipped to Dealer. Provided within the aforementioned time
period the warranty period for a Product shall commence upon the date stated in the Product Warranty.
period,
Warranty
Dealer shall not extend any warranty regarding the Products other than IDTi then standard warranty. The
limited warranty statement included in the Product Warranty is the exclusive statement of the controlling
terms and conditions of the limited warranties on the Products. Nothing in this Agreement or any other
written document or any oral communications with Dealer or other parties may alter the terms and
conditions
di i
off the
h Product
P d
Warranty.
IDTi may, in
i its
i sole
l discretion,
di
revise
i its
i limited
li i d warranties
i from
time
to time, however; no change in limited warranties will affect Product orders already accepted by IDTi.
Dealer agrees to only pass on to Dealer’s end-users IDTi limited warranties and Dealer will be liable for
any greater warranty that Dealer purposely or inadvertently transfers to end-users. Dealer will indemnify,
defend and hold IDTi harmless for any
y damages
g or other costs that arise because of Dealer’s failure to
properly inform Dealer’s end-users of current limited warranties.
Warranty Disclaimer: IDTi MAKES NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES FOR THE PRODUCTS
EXCEPT THOSE INCLUDED IN THE PRODUCT WARRANTY
WARRANTY. IDTi DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Table of Contents
BSC-401 ………………….……………………..5
CHAPTER 1 …………………………………….10
ENROLL USER, EDIT USER
CHAPTER 2 …………………………………….15
SYSTEM SETUP & EDIT
CHAPTER 3 …………………………………….22
INSTALLATION GUIDE
BSC-401 (Layout)
Camera
Proximity Reader
Fingerprint Reader
Speaker
Touch Sensor
LED Indicator
LCD
Display
Function Key
Program / Scroll Up / Space
Scroll
Down
Backspace / Detail
View
Clear
Escape
Enter
BSC-401 (SPECIFICATION)
BSC-401
SC
Specification
► USER : 131,072
BSM200 12,000 (48,000-Templete)
SFM3020 1M – 1900-Templete
SFM3020 4M – 9590-Templete
► Log Data : 1,000,000 (Upto 2,000,000)
Log Image : 10,000 Upto 20,000
► Time Zone : Controller:1024,
R d P
Reader
Per 1024
► Holiday : 365
► User Level : 254
► User Group : 1024
► FAR = 0.00008 %
► FRR = 0.09 %
► CPU :
ARM11 32bit,
ARM 32-bit
32 bit Cortex
Cortex™-M3
M3 CPU
► POWER : 12V DC 1A
► SIZE :
- H107 X W186 X D53mm
► Temperature : -10℃~50℃
► Humidity
H idit : 10%~90%
10% 90%
► RF Card : ~10 cm
► Communication : RS-232 , TCP/IP,
Option RS-422(1.2 Km),
► IN/OUT : 4 In / 2 Out
► Material : ABS (Polycarbonate)
Connector Layout
USING THE FINGERPRINT SCANNER
How Much Pressure is Required For a Good-Quality Fingerprint?
If too much p
pressure is applied
pp
to the sensor window, the ridges
g adhere to each other and are rendered
indistinguishable. In this case, the net effect is similar to the hard-to-find minutiae of the wet fingerprint image.
Alternatively, if too little pressure is applied the resulting image is similar to the dry fingerprint. Issues related to
pressure are easily addressed however. A little practice is all that is needed for users to get the feel of it. Touching
the sensor as if pressing a button creates an image that lacks information-rich fingerprint data.
1. Position: Placing your finger far from the center of the sensor will increase the rejection rate. Ridge of the finger
must me touching the touch sensor to turn on the fingerprint sensor. Touch sensor is located just below the
sensing area
area.
2. Rotation: Finger rotation should be kept to a minimum during enrollment and verification
3. Pressure: Apply moderate pressure when making contact with the sensor. Too much pressure may cause smudging
of the fingerprint. Too little pressure may not allow the sensor to recognize the presence of a finger. The ideal
amount of pressure would be similar to a firm grip used to hold a pen
Fi
Figure:
IImproper Ali
Alignmentt Causes
Problems
P bl
Figure2: Proper Alignment
Position of the Finger
In order to capture the most minutiae, maximize the surface area of the fingerprint on the fingerprint input window by
covering the sensor completely. It is okay for the fingertip to extend beyond the length of the sensor to center the
fingerprint. Apply pressure lightly and evenly without moving it during the capturing process. Figure2 shows the
correct positioning of the fingerprint on the input window.
window Figure1 shows the 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 points captured. If the number and locations
of the minutiae remain consistent whenever an individual's fingerprint image is scanned and captured, the fingerprint
image is successfully matched to the template of the registered finger. Fingerprint images that do not contain
adequate minutiae data are not acceptable as personal credentials, and are therefore invalid. Figure 3 shows poorquality
fingerprints, characterized by smudged, faded, or otherwise distorted areas on the fingerprint. Conditions like
these may be attributable to a number of factors, including excessively dry or wet skin, or scarring.
1. Use index, middle or ring fingers
2. Avoid using thumb and pinky fingers since they are typically awkward to consistently position on the sensor
3. Completely covering the area of the sensor with the fingerprint will provide the best performance
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
yp
pressing
g the F1/p
p key.
y If you
y are enrolling
g the first administrator card via the reader's keypad,
yp , you
y must first
determine the 1~16 digit PIN that the administrator will use. Once this PIN is determined, the administrator must be
present to enroll their card into the reader. Note that this operation is not valid if there are administrator card in the
reader.
Main Menu List
If Administrator has been enrolled
1. Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
to enter system mode
1.
‘F1/P’ or ‘F2’ Key ‘#’ Key.
or Touch Screen
2. Key in administrator ID followed by
the # key Input fingerprint or Card
3. Present either finger or card which ever
administrator has been enrolled with. For
now we will use the fingerprint.
4. Now you're into system mode.
Press F1 key to scroll up the main menu
Press F2 key to scroll down the main
menu
If no Administrator has been enrolled
1.Press F1/P key to enter system mode
2. Now you're into system mode.
Press F1 key to scroll up the main menu
Press F2 key to scroll down the main
menu
CHAPTER 1
USER MANAGEMENT
1. Enroll User ………………...……………………………………11
2. Edit User ………….…………………….…………….……..…..12
3. Delete User ……..………………….…………………………...13
4. Delete All User …….…………………..…………….………...13
5. View User ………………..…………………………..………….14
User Enroll
This command is used to add typical fingerprint only users to the reader so that they will be able to gain entry to the
location g
guarded by
y the reader. The system
has an option
to enroll either 2 or 4 templates
per
p user. The following
g key
sequence performs this action:
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
7 Present
7.
t fi
firstt fi
finger tto th
the scanner. R
Remove
the fingerprint when the red light turns off.
You can either enroll same fingerprint or
different fingerprint after the first. Repeat this
process until the last fingerprint
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’ Key USER MEMAGEMENT
Select.
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key Add-menu
Select or Press LCD
Icon
8. Enroll completed. Press the # key to
continue enrolling another user fingerprint
or press any others to exit off the sub-menu
4. Key in user ID from 1 to 16 digits as
shown in next figure
5. Key in user ID followed by the # key
6. System has an option to enroll 1~4
fingerprint templates per each user. For
now we will select number 1~4 key by
enrolling 1~4 templates
Enroll Fingerprint
Enroll Card
NOTE :
There are 2 levels of administration,
1. USER (Level 1) - Corresponds to an ordinary user. They may verify, but are not
allowed to access any
administrative functions.
2. ADMIN (Level 4) - This is an system administrator level and has full rights to
configure the reader.
Edit User
This command is used to edit existing users ID by accessing the user ID. When editing, Administrators have the
ability to make changes to user ID only in this menu.
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
to enter system mode
7 Present
7.
t fi
firstt fi
finger tto th
the scanner. R
Remove
the fingerprint when the red light turns off.
You can either enroll same fingerprint or
different fingerprint after the first. Repeat this
process until the last fingerprint
Press ‘#’ Key USER MEMAGEMENT
Select.
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key Edit-menu
Select or Press LCD
Icon
4. Key in user ID from 1 to 16 digits as
shown in next figure
5. Key in user ID followed by the # key
6. System has an option to enroll 1~4
fingerprint templates per each user. For
now we will select number 1~4 key by
enrolling 1~4 templates
8. Enroll completed. Press the # key to
continue enrolling another user fingerprint
or press any others to exit off the sub-menu
Delete User
Deleting a fingerprint template from a reader will prevent
that template from being granted access to the location
via the reader
reader. Any fingerprint template can be removed
from a fingerprint reader, including administrative and the
last remaining fingerprint template on the reader.
Templates can be deleted by a single user or all users
including administrative templates.
1.
Deleting a all user will erase all template from a reader,
including administrative and the last remaining
fingerprint
template on the reader.
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
to enter system mode
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
to enter system mode
2.
Press ‘#’ Key USER MEMAGEMENT
Select.
2.
Press ‘#’ Key USER MEMAGEMENT
Select.
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key Delete All-menu
Select or Press LCD
Icon
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key Delete-menu
Select
l t or P
Press LCD
IIcon
4. Press ‘OK’ or Press the # key to
confirm delete all
Press any other key to cancel
4. Key in user ID from 1 to 16 digits as
shown in next figure
5. Key in user ID followed by the # key
View User
At any time, you can view a list of all users of the system. The list can be an overall enrollment list of all users in
the system,
system or it can be a list of the individual users that are physically enrolled on any individual fingerprint
reader.
Fingerprint Count
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
to enter system mode
Memory Index
2.
Press ‘#’ Key USER MEMAGEMENT
Select.
User Id
User Name
Card Number
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key View-menu
Select or Press LCD
Icon
4. View Enrolled User / Total User.
5. Press F1(UP) or F2(DN) Key.
USER LEVEL
CHAPTER 2
DEVICE SETTING
Terminal Configuration …..…………….…………..………..…16
Terminal Log ………………………………………..…………......17
AUDIO/VIDEO ……………………………………………..….…....18
Network …………………………………...…………..…….……...19
Finger print Sensor …………………………….……...…..…….20
INPUT / OUTPUT ……...……………………………….....……..21
System setup
ADDRESS
1. LOCAL ADDRESS : 1~32
1 32
2. SYSTEM ADDRESS : 0~65535
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
ADDRESS
TIME
SYSTEMMODE
RELOCKTIME
SYSTEMRESET
OPTION
LANGUAGE
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’
# Key TERMINAL Select
3. Press F1/P(UP)
( ) or F2 Key
y or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
TIME
System Time Setup
SYSTEM MODE
Device Access Mode Setup
CARD / FINGER
CARD/ ID&FINGER
ID&CARD&FINGER
ID / CARD/ FINGER
FINGER(ID&FINGER)
ID&FINGER
CARD&FINGER
ID&FINGER ID&CARD
ID&FINGER CARD&FINGER
ID&CARD CARD&FINGER
ID / CARD
ID&CARd
CARD
OPEN
CLOSE
SYSTEM RESET
RELOCK TIME
Lock Time Setup
1~99 Sec
OPTION : Access Option Setup
ANTIPASS BACK
KEY SECURE
LOCK DOWN
FUNCTION KEY
DAY DISPLAY TYPE
DURESS
LANGUAGE : Display Language Setup
Log
LOG VIEW
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
LOGVIEW
INDEXCHANGE
LOGFORMAT
PHOTOFORMAT
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’
# Key SYSTEM LOG Select
3. Press F1/P(UP)
( ) or F2 Key
y or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
INDEX CHANGE
LOG FORMAT
PHOTO FORMAT
AUDIO/VIDEO
CAMETA
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’
# Key AUDIO/VIDEO Select
CAMERA ENABLE/DISABLE
EVENT MODE ENABLE/DISABLE
BRIGHTNESS
ANGLE
FRAME RETE
DENIED SAVE
PRINTER
TOUCH SCREEN
TOUCH Calibration
INFRARED
CAMETA
PRINTER
TOUCHSCREEN
INFRARED
SERIAL-SPEED
SPKVOLUME
THEMES
3. Press F1/P(UP)
( ) or F2 Key
y or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
INFRARED ENABLE/DISABLE
FINGER MODE
DETECT LEVEL
SERIAL-SPEED
PC
PRINTER
EXTERNAL 1
EXTERNAL2
SPKVOLUME
THEMES
Network
NET VIEW
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’
# Key NETWORK Select
NET SETUP
System can operate either as Server or Client. If set
as Server then the software must be set as Client
and if set as Client then the software must be set as
Server.
Static/DHCP
IP Address
Gateway
Subnet mask
Port
Server IP Address
Server Port
NETVIEW
NETSETUP
NETSPEED
CALLSERVER
3. Press F1/P(UP)
( ) or F2 Key
y or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
NET SPEED
0: Auto-negotiation enable with all capabilities
1: Auto-negotiation with 100 BASE-TX FDX/HDX ability
2: Auto-negotiation with 10 BASE-T FDX/HDX ability
3: REV(0-Auto-negotiation enable with all capabilities)
4: Manual selection of 100 BASE-TX
BASE TX FDX
5: Manual selection of 100 BASE-TX HDX
6: Manual selection of 10 BASE-T FDX
7: Manual selection of 10 BASE-T HDX
CALL SERVER
intercom PC server Setup.
Finger print Sensor
BSC-401
BSC
401 Only .
SECURE LEVEL
This command sets both the security level that the reader will use when verifying
fingerprints and when identifying fingerprints. Security level ranges from 1 to 7, with 3
b i th
being
the normall value
l for
f verification.
ifi ti
The
Th highest
hi h t security
it setting
tti iis 7 and
d th
the llowestt
security setting is 1. Higher security access would normally require a higher security
setting.
LIGHTING
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 the
scanning ability. Setting the right mode will greatly reduce the false rejection rate(FRR).
ENROLL MODE
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’ Key FINGERPRINT
SENSOR Select
SECURE LEVEL
LIGHTING
ENROLLMODE
ENROLL
MODE
FASTMODE
VERSION
TEMPLATES
RESCAN
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
There are 2 types of enrollment procedures. By default system is setup to use mode 1
which scans 1 template per finger. Mode 2 scans 2 templates per finger.
FAST MODE
The use of a Identification Speed can accelerate the identification speed up to 10
times at normal speed with relatively small degradation of authentication accuracy.
The Identification Speed has 7 different levels from mode 1 to 7.
VERSION
TEMPLATES
RE SCAN
TEMPLATE TYPE
FAKE DETECT
LATENT DETECT
INPUT / OUTPUT
SENSOR
These are the senor inputs found in device control panel that control external devices. There are 4
sensor inputs in device and all of them can be programmed to handle different types of external
sensors from the system menu.
RELAY
The relayy output
p is Normally
y Open
p ((N.O.),
), and toggles
gg
shorted when triggered
gg
by
y an event,, such as
an authentication or ID failure. The relay can be used to send power to switched items like electric
door strikes, door handles, magnetic hold locks. The alarm can be used to send signals to a alarm
panel, controllers or indicators.
ALARM
1.
Press F1/P key to enter system mode.
Press
2.
to enter system mode
Press ‘#’ Key INPUT/OUTPUT
Select
There are six sensor inputs and 2 relays outputs in the system. Either one or two relays are used for
g on the configuration,
and the spare
relays
y can be used for annunciating
g alarms
the lock, depending
or other form of control. There is no programming function for alarms what you program is what
happens when a specific alarm occurs. There are two things that can happen as a result of an alarm:
an alarm may result in a message to the speaker (Buzzer).
an alarm may also cause a relay to come on (Relay).
Device has an output to activate a sounder but also equipped with relays that can be controlled from
a command station, by some type of system activity. These sensor inputs & relays can allow you to
perform many functions such as motion sensor or as a means of interfacing with a home automation
system. Only the internal sensors will be activated unless other sensors are connected and
configured in Sensor Setup. Relay must be connected to use the alarm. Refer to Relay Connector.
CARD TYPE
SENSOR
RELAY
ALARM
CARDTYPE
WIEGANDTIME
WIGANDTYPE
1: EM Standard 26bit Card
2: HID Standard 26bit Card
3 HID F
3:
Fullll Bi
Binary 26bi
26bit Card
C d
4: HID IDTi 34bit Card
5: Mifare 32bit UID Card
6: Mifare 34bit iClass
7: Mifare 34bit iClass2
8: Mifare 32bit UID 2
9: Mifare 64bit UID
WIEGAND TIME
Wiegand data output time setup
WIGAND TYPE
1: USER ID
2: USER CARD
3: CARD READER DIRECT OUTPUT
3. Press F1/P(UP) or F2 Key or Press
Touch LCD Menu Select
CHAPTER 3
INSTALL
Connector Layout …..………………………...….…………..…23
Power Connection ……………………….……..……….….........24
Sensor Connection ………………………………..………..…....25
Relay (Lock) Connection …………………….…...…...…...….26
RRE Connection ………….………………………..….....……..27
Card Reader Connection ………………………….…………..28
RS 422 C
RS-422
Connection
ti
…………………………..……….…………30
30
RS-232 Connection ……………………..………………………31
Install Diagram ……………………………..……….…….…....32
CONNECTOR LAYOUT
POWER CONNECTOR
SENSOR CONNECTOR
RELAY (LOCK) CONNECTOR
RRE CONNECTOR
Card Reader 1 Connection
Card Reader 2 Connection
RS422 NETWORK DIAGRAM
RS-232 CONNECTOR
INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

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