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CONTENTS
Welcome to SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™
Safety instructions
General description
Installation instructions
Pre-Installation Checklist for the MorphoAccess
Initial Installation Procedure
Stage 1: Preparing the MorphoAccess cables/wires for installation
Stage 2: Positioning and preparing the MorphoAccess for final installation
against the mounting surface
Final installation procedure
Stage 1: Wiring the MorphoAccess to the building
Stage 2. Fastening the MorphoAccess to the building
Stage 3. Installing the MorphoAccess protective visor
Stage 4: Testing the MorphoAccess functionality
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How to upgrade MorphoAccess 200E to 300E
Pre-Installation checklist
Performing the upgrade
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Configuring Wiegand vs. Data clock
Performing the Configuration
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Outdoor MorphoAccess Technical characteristics
20
Recommendations
Areas containing combustibles
General precautions
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Appendix 1 - Cable configuration tables
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Appendix 2 - Wall fastener specs
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Product Warranty, Limitations and Software License
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Contents
ii
Welcome to SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™ 200E / 300E
Congratulations for choosing the SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™
Automatic Fingerprint Recognition Terminal. The MorphoAccess
provides an innovative and effective solution for access control
or time and attendance applications using fingerprint verification
and/or identification.
The MorphoAccess terminal integrates SAGEM image
processing and feature matching algorithms (MorphoSoft™
and MorphoImaging™). This technology is based on lessons
learned during 18 years of experience in the field of biometric
identification and the creation of literally millions of individual
fingerprint identification records.
We believe you will find the SAGEM SA MorphoAccess fast,
accurate, easy to use, and suitable for physical access control
or time and attendance.
The SAGEM SA MorphoAccess offers the following
advantages:
- Has been designed for use in outdoor environments, is
protected against water jets and is dust tight
- Has a high quality optical scanner
- Supports multiple input/output interfaces used in the physical
access control industry
- Has a local area network interface for easy interaction with
other host systems
- Is easily installed and integrated into your available office
space
- Has an interface that is easy to use in both setup and
operational modes
- Has extensive, flexible flash memory for data storage (user
data, biometric templates, etc.)
To ensure proper installation of your SAGEM SA MorphoAccess,
we recommend that you read this Installation Guide in its
entirety.
The SAGEM logo and trademark are the property of E.
All other trademarks or product names are trademarks or product names of the respective title
holders.
Introduction
Safety instructions - Please Read Before Installation
WARNING: INSTALLATION TO BE PERFORMED BY
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS ONLY
Note: These instructions for the installation of the MorphoAccess
assume the installer is properly qualified as a professional,
familiar with applicable industry standards, local building/zoning
codes, and proper installation practices. Installation should not
be attempted by non-professionals.
You are required to use a National Electric Code Class 2 power
supply at 12 V DC ± 5% and 2.5A minimum. This product is
intended to be installed in accordance with the NEC Class 2 r
equirements.
Europe: SAGEM SA hereby declares that the SAGEM SA
MorphoAccess™ has been tested and found compliant with
the below listed standards as required by the EMC Directive
89/336/EEC: EN55022 (1994) / EN55024 (1998) and by the low
voltage Directive 73/23/EEC amended by 93/68/EEC: EN60950
(2000).
USA: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC 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.
If this equipment interferes with radio or television reception
(which can be determined by disconnecting and re-connecting
the unit), 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 for help.
Safety instructions
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN
INCORRECT TYPE.
REPLACE ONLY WITH THE SAME OR EQUIVALENT TYPE
RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.
ATTENTION
IL Y A DANGER D'EXPLOSION S'IL Y A REMPLACEMENT
INCORRECT DE LA BATTERIE.
REMPLACER UNIQUEMENT AVEC UNE BATTERIE DU
MÊME TYPE OU D'UN TYPE ÉQUIVALENT RECOMMANDÉ
PAR LE CONSTRUCTEUR.
ELIMINER DE FAÇON APPROPRIÉE.
WARNING: Failure to properly seal the MorphoAccess against the mounting
surface may result in accident or injury. Due to the many types of building
materials that exist, ensuring adequate sealing against the mounting surface
is the sole responsibility of the installer. The mounting gasket provided with
the MorphoAccess is only for the convenience of the installer. For some
applications with rough mounting surfaces, a bead of silicone sealant can
be placed around the entire perimeter of the gasket before placing the
MorphoAccess against the mounting surface.
WARNING: As an additional precaution, take all steps necessary (in
accordance with the National Electric Code) to ensure that if water leaks into
the mounting surface, that no high voltage or other potentially dangerous
wiring, power sources, transformers, or electronics will become wet. This
may include installing high voltage wiring or electronics above the hole
in which MorphoAccess is mounted and waterproofing connections as
needed. Providing for safety outside the MorphoAccess packaging is the
sole responsibility of the installer.
Safety instructions
General description
3D View
Visor
Sensor
Display
136 x 34 pixels
Function keys
Keyboard
Front View
Mounting slots
(4 places)
General description
Rear View
Wall Gasket
Location
Power
RS-485
Multi-function
Ethernet
Wiegand
General description
Installation instructions
The installation instructions are divided into three segments The Pre-Installation Checklist, The Initial Installation Procedure,
and the Final Installation Procedure. Each segment lists the
procedures you will perform, followed by the detailed instructions
for each procedure.
Pre-Installation Checklist
1. Installation should be performed by a trained and qualified
installer. Make sure to adhere to all applicable local building
codes. A National Electric Code (NEC) Class 2 power supply
must be used for the MorphoAccess.
2. Prepare for the MorphoAccess installation by selecting a
mounting location that reduces exposure to the environment
as much as possible within easy reach of the door that is
being controlled by the MorphoAccess.
3. Verify that a standard junction box, at least the size of a
dual-gang box, has been installed at the correct height
necessary for the MorphoAccess to meet any local or Federal
requirements for ADA compliance.
4. Verify that there is enough free wall space surrounding
the junction box to accommodate the placement of the
MorphoAccess.
5. Verify that the main power and functional interface cables are
properly wired within the building, per applicable local building
codes, and that wire stubs are accessible within the junction
box where the MorphoAccess will be installed.
6. Turn off the main power to the junction box until the installation
of the MorphoAccess is complete.
Note: Once steps 1 through 6 are complete, the
MorphoAccess is ready for installation.
Pre-installation checklist
Initial Installation Procedure
The Initial Installation Procedure consists of two stages: (1) Preparing the
MorphoAccess cables/wires for installation, and (2) Positioning and preparing
the MorphoAccess for final installation against the mounting surface.
Stage 1: Preparing the MorphoAccess cables/wires for
installation
1. Identify the MorphoAccess cables that will be wired for your
particular installation requirements, for example, power,
Wiegand, or RS-485.
Note: The Ethernet cable comes prewired for 568B with a
standard RJ45 socket installed. The interface cables have
a protective cover placed over the end of each cable. If
the interface cables are used for an installation, remove
the protective cover in order to perform the necessary
wiring.
2. Familiarize yourself with the cable wire diagrams located in
Appendix 1 of this installation guide.
3. Prepare the MorphoAccess cables for connection to the
building cables as follows:
a. Shorten the MorphoAccess cable stubs as necessary for
each installation.
b. Strip one inch of the cable insulation from the end of each
cable you will be using.
Note: Be careful not to cut the individual wires within
the cables.
c. Strip 1⁄4 - 1⁄2 inch of insulation from the end of each individual
wire you will be connecting.
Note: If you are using self-tapping wire connectors, this
step may not be necessary.
4. Prepare the building cables for installation in the same manner
as described above for the MorphoAccess cables.
Initial installation
Stage 2: Positioning and preparing the MorphoAccess for final
installation against the mounting surface
1. If you haven't already done so, use the included hex wrench
to unscrew the four screws securing the MorphoAccess visor
and remove the visor. Place the visor out of the way until
needed at the end of the installation procedure.
2. Lift the MorphoAccess into position near the junction box
and place the wire stubs inside the junction box in order
to temporarily position the device against the mounting
surface.
3. Orient the MorphoAccess against the mounting surface in
the position that it will be permanently mounted with the
cable stub seals centered within the junction box without
any excessive stress applied to the cables.
4. Once you are satisfied with the location of the device against
the mounting surface, remove the backing from the gasket
material and position the sticky side of the gasket against
the backside of the MorphoAccess ensuring that the gasket
material does not cover the mounting holes.
5. Once the MorphoAccess is properly positioned against the
mounting surface, mark the location of the four fasteners at
the center of the four oval slots, cut out in the flange, that
surrounds the MorphoAccess. (See diagram on Page 5)
6. Once the four fastener locations are marked, remove the
MorphoAccess from against the mounting surface and place
in a safe location, out of the way from your work area.
7. Drill and prepare the holes for the four fasteners.
Note: The MorphoAccess comes with four Alligator™
anchors. These anchors can be used to mount the device
to any surface, of any thickness above 1/4" (6mm).
For complete technical specifications for the Alligator
anchor please visit: http://www.toggler.com/pdf/
alligator.pdf
Positioning and preparing the MorphoAccess
For other types of surfaces you should select an appropriate
anchor that is rated to support a minimum of 5 lb (2.25 kg).
See Appendix 2, p. 26 for generic bolt specifications.
Note: A variety of fasteners can be used to mount the
MorphoAccess to different types of material. The mounting
holes must be prepared according to the type of fastener
being used for an installation and the type of material
the MorphoAccess is being mounted against. Use "best
practices" installation procedures for the type of fastener
being used.
8. Once the fastener locations are properly prepared for accepting
the fasteners, temporarily mount the MorphoAccess to the
mounting surface to check for proper alignment of the
fasteners and placement.
9. To temporarily mount the MorphoAccess, lift the device into
position near the junction box and place the wire stubs inside
the junction box in order to position it against the mounting
surface.
10. Fasten the device to the mounting surface with the four
fasteners.
11. If you are satisfied with the mounting, remove the device
from the wall and place it in a safe location, away from your
work area. If you need to make an adjustment, remove the
MorphoAccess from the wall and make the adjustment
accordingly.
You are now ready for the final installation procedure.
Positioning and preparing the MorphoAccess
Final Installation Procedure
The Final Installation Procedure includes four stages: (1) Wiring
MorphoAccess to the building, (2) Fastening MorphoAccess to
the building, (3) Installing the MorphoAccess protective visor,
and (4) Testing MorphoAccess functionality.
Stage 1: Wiring MorphoAccess to the building
1. Position MorphoAccess in such a way that the wire stubs are
conveniently placed within reach of the building wire stubs.
Note: To accomplish this may require placing the
MorphoAccess on a stool or other secure work surface in
order to position it at a height that allows the installer
to conveniently connect the wires to the building wires
without needing to physically hold the device in position.
2. Refer to the cable wire diagram provided in Appendix 1 of
this installation guide for the color coding of each individual
wire that will be connected for your installation.
Note: Wiring the MorphoAccess includes connecting the
interface wires first, then connecting the power wires. Once
all wires have been properly connected and sealed against
the elements, MorphoAccess will be ready to be secured
to the mounting surface.
4. Connect each MorphoAccess wire to the corresponding wire
in the building cables. Take care when connecting the wires
in order not to damage the individual wires and to ensure a
positive connection. Each wire should be properly wrapped
or sealed in order to ensure uninterrupted service to the
device. Follow NEC installation requirements when wiring
this device.
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FInal Installation
Stage 2. Fastening MorphoAccess to the building
1. To complete permanent mounting of the MorphoAccess,
neatly wind and place the cable harness inside the junction
box without any excessive stress applied to the harness.
This will facilitate the mounting of the device tight against the
mounting surface.
2. Once the wire harness is in place in the junction box, place the
device against the mounting surface and align the slots in the
flange with the holes in the mounting surface.
Note: The mounting holes should have been pre-drilled
and prepared for installation as outlined earlier in the Initial
Installation Procedure.
3. Once the device is properly placed against the mounting
surface, ensure that it makes a positive sealed connection
between the mounting surface and the gasket on the back
of the device.
Note: To ensure a watertight seal on rough mounting
surfaces, a bead of silicone sealant can be placed around the
entire perimeter of the gasket before placing MorphoAccess
against the mounting surface.
4. Install the four screws through the slots in the flange into the
four prepared mounting holes. Tighten the mounting screws.
Note: Be careful not to overtighten the screws or the front
housing will bend visibly under the bolt heads.
Note: If you use mounting screws that pass through the
mounting surface (such as a thin wall or an electrical
mounting box), be sure to seal the mounting screw holes
per the NEC for outdoor installations.
Final installation
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Stage 3. Installing the MorphoAccess protective visor
Warning: The protective visor must be installed in order to
protect the finger imaging scanner and the LCD display from
direct sunlight and dripping water.
1. Place the protective visor over the MorphoAccess and align
the four mounting holes on the visor with the four mounting
holes on the flange.
2. Re-attach the visor to the flange with the included four screws
and washers using the included hex wrench. Firmly tighten
each screw to 8 in-lb (0.90 N-m).
3. Place the provided screw caps over each screw to complete
a finished look.
4. Remove the protective film covering the LCD window.
Stage 4: Testing MorphoAccess functionality
1. Once the installation is complete, turn on the main power to
the MorphoAccess.
2. Inspect the MorphoAccess and verify that it powers up and
proceeds to the main screen.
3. Inspect the LCD and verify that the contrast and brightness
settings make the screen readable. If the LCD is not readable,
see the setup menu in the Software Guide for how to adjust
the contrast and brightness of the LCD screen.
4. Inspect the scanner and verify that the scanner is glowing
red.
5. Have the Administrator perform an enrollment and verify that
the enrollment is successful.
Note: This step depends on the type of system configuration
and may not be appropriate for all installations.
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Final installation
6. Perform an identification and verify that the door opens
correctly.
Note: This step depends on the type of system
configuration and may not be appropriate or available for
all installations.
Note: If any unexplained problems occur, please contact
the company where you purchased the MorphoAccess for
troubleshooting instructions.
Installation of MorphoAccess is now complete.
Final installation
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How to upgrade MorphoAccess™ 200E to 300E
Pre-Installation checklist
This is a memory upgrade which, when installed, provides the
capability to manage 16 biometric databases of 3,000 records
each for a total of 48,000 people.
Note: This memory upgrade must be performed by authorized
personnel only. Any work carried out by non-authorized
personnel will invalidate your warranty.
Warning: Make sure the existing database residing on the
MorphoAccess 200 has been backed up before continuing
with this upgrade.All existing database information in the
MorphoAccess 200 will be lost during this procedure. If
transferring a memory module from one MorphoAccess 300
to another, all database information contained on the module
will be lost.
Performing the upgrade
1. Remove the MorphoAccess visor screw caps, with a small
straight blade scewdriver, and then remove the four visor
screws, using the included hex wrench, and disconnect the
MorphoAccess from the mounting surface and make sure
the main power to the device is turned off.
2. Unscrew the front housing from the back housing by removing
the four screws securing the two halves together using the
included hex wrench.
3. Carefully separate the front and rear housing.
Note: Carefully disconnect the cables between the front
and rear housing before completely separating the two
halves.
4. Turn the front housing upside down in order to look inside.
Identify the location of the memory module by looking at the
picture on the next page.
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Upgrading
Memory module upgrade
Gasket seal
The word "UP"
is printed on the
module in the upper
left corner.
The word "DOWN"
is printed on the
lower right corner
of the module.
5. Use approved static discharge protection. Remove the memory
module from its protective ESD packaging.
6. Orient the memory module correctly by rotating the module so
that the word "DOWN" is located in the bottom right corner
of the module.
7. Place the memory module in position over the two 24-pin
connectors and press the module into place. Use firm, even
pressure on both connectors at the same time to seat the
module in place.
Upgrading
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Note: The module should press into place firmly without
much resistance. If it appears that excessive force is
required to seat the module, remove the module and
visually inspect the pins on the MorphoAccess circuit board
to ensure that the pins are not bent out of alignment.
8. Visually inspect the gasket which provides a positive seal
between the two halves of the housing. Ensure that the
gasket is properly seated within the frame on the front half
of the housing.
Note: If the gasket appears to be damaged, contact your
MorphoAccess vendor to order a replacement gasket
before proceeding.
9. Carefully reconnect the ribbon cables between the two halves
of the housing.
10. Place the two halves of the MorphoAccess housing together,
making sure that the gasket maintains its position within the
gasket frame.
11. Screw the two halves together with the four screws and
washers which were removed earlier.
Note: Carefully tighten the four screws to 8 in-lb (0.90 Nm). Do not overtighten.
12. Screw the visor back onto the housing. Tighten the four
screws to 8 in-lb (0.90 N-m). Place the screw caps into place
over the four screws.
The MorphoAccess is now upgraded.
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Upgrading
Configuring Wiegand vs. Dataclock
MorphoAccess is configured during manufacturing to support
the Wiegand protocol. If your installation requires supporting
the Dataclock protocol, you will need to perform the following
procedure in order to configure the device to support Dataclock.
You will be taking the housing sections apart and then putting them
back together again in order to perform the configuration.
Note: MorphoAccess can support either Wiegand or
Dataclock. MorphoAccess does NOT support both protocols
simultaneously.
Note: This installation requires the device to be disconnected
from the mounting surface with the main power to the device
turned off.
Performing the Configuration
1. Remove the four visor screw caps and the four screws securing
the visor and remove the visor.
2. Unscrew the front housing from the back housing by removing
the four screws securing the two halves together.
3. Carefully separate the front and rear housing.
Note: Carefully disconnect the cables between the front and
rear housing before completely separating the two halves.
4. Turn the front housing upside down in order to look inside.
Identify the location of the bank of eight vertical jumpers on the
motherboard by looking at the picture on the next page.
Configuring Wiegand vs. Data clock
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5. Once you have identified the location of the vertical jumper
bank, (numbered 1 - 8 from left to right), configure the jumpers
for Dataclock as follows:
Install jumpers on positions 1 and 2. Move jumper from position
7 to position 8. When completed, positions 1, 2, 4, and 8 will
have jumpers installed.
Note: Use jumpers spaced at 2 mm on center. If needed,
jumpers are available from your MorphoAccess supplier.
8 jumper bank
gasket seal
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Configuring Wiegand vs. Data clock
Note: Once you have attached the jumpers as described,
the configuration is complete.
Putting the device back together
1. Visually inspect the gasket, which provides a positive seal
between the two halves of the housing. Ensure that the gasket
is properly seated within the frame on the front half of the
housing.
Note: If the gasket appears to be damaged, contact your
MorphoAccess vendor to order a replacement gasket
before proceeding.
2. Carefully reconnect the cables between the two halves of the
housing.
3. Place the two halves of the housing together making sure that
the gasket maintains its position within the gasket frame.
5. Screw the two halves together with the four screws that were
removed earlier.
Note: Carefully tighten the four screws to 8 in-lb (0.90 Nm). Do not over tighten.
6. Screw the visor back onto the housing. Tighten the four screws
to 8 in-lb (0.90 N-m). Place the screw caps into place over
the four screws.
The MorphoAccess is now configured for Dataclock.
Configuring Wiegand vs. Data clock
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MorphoAccess Technical Characteristics
Display
•
Backlit LCD 136 x 34 pixels
•
12 numeric keys
•
4 function keys
•
2.5 amp quick blow
•
8 megabytes RAM
•
4 megabytes memory for Operating System, Biometric
Libraries, and Applications
•
Optional 32-Mbyte memory for data storage.
Keyboard
Fuse
Memory
Peripheral interfaces
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•
RS-485 / RS-422
•
Ethernet 10 Base T
•
Wiegand or Dataclock output
•
Wiegand or Dataclock input
•
Relay
•
Tamper switch
Technical characteristics
Power supply
•
NEC Class 2, at 12 V DC ± 5%; 2.5A minimum
Note: Cable cross section depends on the length:
0.75 mm² recommended.
Size and weight
This product is designed to be installed outdoors.
•
8.6 inches wide x 11.4 inches high x 3.9 inches deep
•
Approximately 4.5 pounds
Environmental conditions
•
Operating temperature
-10°C to + 45°C
•
Humidity
0% to 90%, non-condensing
•
Fluid ingress and dust protection
Rated for IP 65
Storage conditions
•
Temperature
- 40°C to + 70°C
•
Humidity
0%to 95%,including
condensation
Technical characteristics
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Recommendations
Areas containing combustibles
It is strongly recommended that you do not install your
MorphoAccess in the vicinity of gas stations, petroleum
processing facilities or any other facility containing flamable or
combustable gasses or materials.
General precautions
•
Do not attempt to repair your MorphoAccess yourself.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any
damage/accident that may result from attempts to repair
components.
•
Any work carried out by non-authorized personnel will
invalidate your warranty.
•
Do not expose your MorphoAccess to temperatures outside
its specified operation and storage ranges.
•
Use your MorphoAccess with original accessories. Attempts
to integrate the MorphoAccess with unapproved accessories
will void your warranty.
•
Due to electrostatic discharge, and depending on the
environment, synthetic carpet should be avoided in areas
where the device has been installed.
Warning: The manufacturer cannot be held responsible
if the above recommendations are not followed or if the
MorphoAccess is used incorrectly.
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Recommendations
Appendix 1 - Cable configuration table
This table lists the cables and the function of each wire in each cable. It is
to be used as a reference to wire the Outdoor MorphoAccess for power and
interface functionality. (See diagram on Page 26 for location of the different
cables.)
Power Cable
Color
Function
White
Black
+ 12V
Ground
Wiegand Cable
Function
Color
Green
White
Brown
Black
Purple
Red
Orange
Yellow
Blue
Shield (drain)
Wiegand Out
Wiegand Out
Wiegand Out
Wiegand Out
Wiegand In
Wiegand In
Wiegand In
Wiegand In
Wiegand In
D0
D1
LED
GND
GND
+ 12V
LED
D1
D0
Not Connected
NOTE: The Wiegand electrical interface conforms to the Security Industry
Association Wiegand standard (March 1995). MorphoAccess outputs 26-bit
Wiegand reverse.
NOTE: To wire MorphoAccess for Dataclock out interface use the Wiegand
cable as follows. Green = Data Out; White = Clock Out; Black = Ground. To
configure MorphoAccess to output Dataclock (refer to pages 18-20).
NOTE: MorphoAccess Ethernet wiring follows the T568B standard. Use a
straight-through cable between MorphoAccess and a hub. Use a crossover
cable between MorphoAccess and a PC.
Appendix 1
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RS-485 Cable
Color/stripe
Function
Green/White
White/Green
Orange/White
White/Orange
Red/Orange
RX+
RXTX+
TXGND
Deister Card Reader Interface:
To Interface the optional Deister contactless card reader, connect the
Deister AB wires to the RS-485 cable Tx port as follows:
Wire A to Tx+
Wire B to Tx-
Multi-Function Cable
Color
Function
Black
White
Green
Brown
Blue
Gray
GND
Tamper Switch
Tamper Switch
Relay 2, Common
Relay 2, Normally Closed
Relay 2, Normally Open
NOTE: The tamper switch is opened when the MorphoAccess is opened, thereby disabling the MorphoAccess.
Relay Ratings:
1 A at 30 VDC according to the extra low voltage safety requirements
(42.4 VAC max, 60 VDC max) independent of the power supply.
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Appendix 1
Rear View
Location of Cables
Power
RS485
Multi-function
Wiegand
Ethernet
Appendix 1
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Appendix 2 - Wall fastener specs
If the mounting bolts provided with the MorphoAccess do not
meet your specific needs for a particular installation, the following
specification provides information necessary to select a bolt that
will properly support the MorphoAccess.
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Maximum bolt
UNC #10
Minimum length of threads
1-7/8 inches
Minimum shear strength of bolt
5 lb or more
Appendix 2
MORPHO® BRAND BIOMETRIC PRODUCT
WARRANTY, LIMITATIONS, AND SOFTWARE
LICENSE
1.
LIMITED WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE. Subject to the Disclaimers and
Limitations of Warranty set forth below, SAGEM MORPHO, Inc., (hereinafter “SMI,” or
its licensed reseller, as may be applicable) provide the following limited warranty, for the
benefit of original Customer only, that all hardware components of the Morpho® brand
biometric product with which this information is associated will conform to the applicable
hardware product specifications as published by SMI and will be in good working order
and free from material defects in materials or workmanship, given Customer’s normal
use and service (the “Hardware Limited Warranty”). It is further warranted that the
Morpho® brand biometric software provided with, and/or loaded into and resident in
the biometric product will conform to the applicable software specifications or SMI
documentation published by SMI, given Customer’s normal use and operation (the
“Software Limited Warranty”). Any and all third party software programs supplied
with the biometric product are subject to their respective manufacturer’s warranty and
license terms only, and SMI assumes no responsibility for such software.
The Hardware Limited Warranty extends for one (1) year from the date of Customer’s
receipt of delivery of the biometric product. The Software Limited Warranty extends
for ninety (90) days from the date of Customer’s receipt of delivery of the biometric
product. During the duration of the Hardware and Software Limited Warranties, the first
level of support shall be provided by telephone “Help Desk” support (the applicable
Help Desk telephone number is included with the packaged biometric product).
Hardware repairs which cannot be remedied through Help Desk consultation shall
be made by returning the hardware component to an authorized SMI service depot,
in accordance with instructions issued by the service depot, at Customer’s expense.
Return delivery of the repaired or replaced component shall be at SMI’s expense. SMI
shall repair or replace any nonconforming hardware component at its sole election.
Software problems not remedied through Help Desk consultation may be corrected
through software patches or updates issued by SMI or by replacement of the unit in
which the software is resident, at SMI’s sole election. The Limited Software Warranty
does not entitle the customer to automatically receive patches, updates or other
notification of software correction or revision during the duration of the warranty. The
original warrantyperiods shall not be renewed or extended by subsequent repair or
replacement.
Biometric product maintenance after expiration of the one (1) year warranty may be
available pursuant to the terms and conditions of a separate Maintenance Agreement
– please contact the location from which the biometric product was purchased for
further details.
LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS OF WARRANTY.
SMI does not warrant that operation of the biometric product will be
2.
uninterrupted or error-free; further, no biometric product or system can be guaranteed
to be 100% accurate, or to properly enroll, identify, or authenticate every individual.
SMI shall have no responsibility for repairing or otherwise remedying any defect or
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nonconformity in the condition or operation of the biometric product or its software if: 1)
modifications to Customer’s site are necessary for proper operation, and Customer’s
site preparation is inadequate; 2) the biometric product is not professionally installed
in accordance with applicable industry standards, local building/zoning codes such as
the National Electric Code, and proper installation practices; 3) the biometric product
is not maintained and operated with all proper accessories under normal conditions
by competent personnel; 4) the biometric product incorporates replacement parts
not authorized by SMI; 5) the biometric product has been subjected to disassembly
except as required for normal installation, modification beyond what is described in
SMI-supplied installation and operation guides, unauthorized enhancement, abuse
or misuse; or 6) the defect or nonconformity has not been reported to the designated
Help Desk within ten (10) days of its discovery by Customer. As Customer’s sole
and exclusive remedy for any nonconformity or defect in the condition or operation of
the biometric product for which SMI is responsible, SMI shall provide its reasonable
efforts to remedy same as set forth in Section 1, above during the applicable stated
Limited Warranty Period. With the exception of its Limited Warranties set forth in
Section 1, above, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE
LAW, SMI DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL PROMISES, REPRESENTATIONS AND
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE BIOMETRIC
PRODUCT, ITS HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, DESIGN, OR FUNCTIONALITY, OR
ITS MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR
ARISING FROM USAGE OF TRADE, COURSE OF DEALING, OR COURSE
OF PERFORMANCE. SMI FURTHER DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL PROMISES,
REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH
RESPECT TO ANY OF SMI’S SERVICES PERFORMED HEREUNDER.
3.
LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY. The entire liability of SMI to Customer (or to
any person or entity claiming through Customer) for any claim whatsoever related to
the biometric product or the parties’ transaction shall not exceed the total amount of
all payments made for the biometric product by Customer to the date of the claim. IN
NO EVENT SHALL SMI BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOST PROFITS,
LOST INFORMATION, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, OR OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL,
INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE OR INDIRECT DAMAGES (WHETHER IN AN
ACTION IN CONTRACT OR TORT OR BASED ON WARRANTY), EVEN IF SMI HAS
BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF,
OR RELATED TO, THE BIOMETRIC PRODUCT OR THE PARTIES’ TRANSACTION.
Some jurisdictions do not allow excluding or limiting implied warranties, or limiting
liability for incidental or consequential damages, and some jurisdictions have special
statutory consumer protection provisions that may supersede this limitation. As a
result, the limitations and disclaimers of warranty and liability set forth herein may not
apply to Customer if prohibited by the laws of Customer’s jurisdiction.
4.
RESTRICTION ON EXPORTATION. Certain biometric products and
associated software may have restrictions upon their exportation outside the United
States of America, and the applicable U.S. Government regulations and restrictions
are subject to frequent change. Customer shall comply with all applicable laws, rules
and regulations of governmental authorities, now or hereafter in effect, including,
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without limitation, the U.S. Export Administration Act and other U.S. export controls.
Customer agrees that Customer will not export or re-export, directly or indirectly, the
SMI biometric products or software to any country, person, or entity subject to U.S.
export restrictions.
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MorphoAccess™ Terminal
Installation Guide Update
M142-005C
September 2003
SAGEM MORPHO, Inc.
Tacoma, Washington 98402
Contents
FCC Compliance of MorphoAccess™ 200, 220, 300, 200E, 220E, and 300E ......................3
Installing Ferrite Beads on Interface Cables for MorphoAccess™ 200 and 300 ....................3
Installing Ferrite Beads on Interface Cables for MorphoAccess™ 220 ..................................5
MorphoAccess™ Motherboard Jumper Configuration............................................................7
MorphoAccess™ Serial Port is RS-422 Only .........................................................................8
Ethernet Connections to MorphoAccess™.............................................................................8
MorphoAccess™ 300 Memory Extension Board....................................................................8
MorphoAccess™ Power Supply Selection Outside the United States....................................8
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Reserved.
This manual, as well as the software described in it, is furnished under license and may be
used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. The content of this
manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and
should not be construed as a commitment by SAGEM MORPHO, Inc. SAGEM MORPHO, Inc.
assumes no responsibility or liability for errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this
documentation, and it is furnished “AS IS,” with no warranties of any kind, express or
implied. Except as may be permitted by the license, no part of this manual may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means,
without the prior written permission of SAGEM MORPHO, Inc.
“SAGEM,” “MORPHO,” and the SAGEM logo are U.S. registered trademarks of SAGEM SA.
All other product and company names which may be referenced herein are trademarks or
servicemarks of their respective owners.
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SAGEM MORPHO, Inc., 1145 Broadway Plaza, Tacoma, WA 98402 USA
September 2003
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FCC Compliance of MorphoAccess™ 200, 220, 300,
200E, 220E, and 300E
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC 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.
This FCC compliance is for MorphoAccess™ products as delivered to you, the customer.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by SAGEM MORPHO, Inc. could void
your authority to operate MorphoAccess™ products.
Installing Ferrite Beads on Interface Cables for
MorphoAccess™ 200 and 300
This document provides an overview of ferrite beads and explains how to install them on the
power, Wiegand, RS-422, and Ethernet cables that you connect to the MorphoAccess™ 200
or 300. To meet FCC requirements for Class B computing devices, a ferrite bead must be
installed on every cable connected to the MorphoAccess 200 or 300 — only if the
MorphoAccess serial number starts with 01 or 02.
What is a Ferrite Bead?
Ferrite beads are radio frequency (RF) absorbers. To see an example of a ferrite bead, look
at a monitor video cable or a laptop computer power cable that is connected to your
computer. The walnut-sized protrusion that is molded near one end of the cable is a ferrite
bead. The size and shape of the ferrite bead determines the amount of RF that is absorbed.
The amount of RF that a device emits determines the type of ferrite bead that is required to
provide the proper absorption.
The ferrite beads supplied with your MorphoAccess 200 or 300 terminal have been properly
sized to absorb the correct amount of RF to comply with FCC requirements.
Installing a Ferrite Bead
Check the serial number on the back of the MorphoAccess. If the serial number starts with
01 or 02, install one ferrite bead on each cable before you install the MorphoAccess 200 or
300 terminal.
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1. Select the interface cable that you want to
work with and open a ferrite bead by releasing
the clasps on the side.
2. Position the ferrite bead on the cable as close
as possible to (but not inside) the
MorphoAccess.
Lay the cable inside the groove.
3. Bend the cable around the ferrite bead to form a
loop and lay it again inside the ferrite bead.
Make sure the cable circles the ferrite bead so
that it passes through the ferrite bead twice.
4. Close the two halves of the ferrite bead and
securely fasten the clasps without pinching the
cables.
Ordering Ferrite Beads
To order more ferrite beads (Ferrico F5-NF-80B) for your MorphoAccess 200 or 300
interface cable, contact SAGEM MORPHO, Inc. at 1-800-526-2674. Ask for part number
1205-294001-0.
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Installing Ferrite Beads on Interface Cables for
MorphoAccess™ 220
This document provides an overview of ferrite beads and explains how to install them on the
power, Wiegand, RS-422, and Ethernet cables that you connect to the MorphoAccess™
220. To meet FCC requirements for Class B computing devices, a ferrite bead must be
installed on all cables connected to the MorphoAccess.
What is a Ferrite Bead?
Ferrite beads are radio frequency (RF) absorbers. To see an example of a ferrite bead, look
at a monitor video cable or a laptop computer power cable that is connected to your
computer. The walnut-sized protrusion that is molded near one end of the cable is a ferrite
bead. The size and shape of the ferrite bead determines the amount of RF that is absorbed.
The amount of RF that a device emits determines the type of ferrite bead that is required to
provide the proper absorption.
The ferrite beads supplied with your MorphoAccess 220 terminal have been properly sized
to absorb the correct amount of RF to comply with FCC requirements.
Installing a Ferrite Bead
After all the cables have been routed through the wall, place a single ferrite bead around all
of them before you install the MorphoAccess 220 terminal. See instructions below. The
foam strip will be compressed in the ferrite bead to prevent the ferrite bead from slipping
down the cable.
1. Open a ferrite bead by releasing the clasp on the side.
2. Determine where the ferrite bead will be positioned on the cables. It should be
positioned as close as possible (but not inside) to the MorphoAccess terminal.
Ensure that sufficient cable slack will be available to route the cables inside the
MorphoAccess and to attach the wires to the terminal block.
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3. Wrap the foam tightly around all the
cables at the position where the ferrite
bead will be placed.
4. Lay the foam-wrapped cable inside the
groove of the ferrite bead.
5. Close the two halves of the ferrite bead
and securely fasten the clasps.
If the ferrite bead does not close easily,
trim the foam slightly, but not so much
that the ferrite bead will slide away from
the terminal.
Ordering Ferrite Beads or Foam Cable Wrap for Ferrites
To order more ferrite beads (Fair-Rite 04441 73551) for your MorphoAccess 220 interface
cables, contact SAGEM MORPHO, Inc. at 1-800-526-2674. Ask for part number 1205-3640010. To order more foam cable wrap for ferrites, ask for part number 0999-900019-0.
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MorphoAccess™ Motherboard Jumper Configuration
SW1: Wiegand input
Open
= Wiegand Mode (default)
Closed
= Dataclock Mode
SW2: Wiegand output
Open
= Wiegand Mode (default)
Closed
= Dataclock Mode
SW3-6: Reserved (MA200/300)
SW3 must be open
SW4 must be closed =
SW5 must be open
SW6 must be open
SW3-6: Reserved (MA220)
SW3 must be closed
SW4 must be open
SW5 must be open
SW6 must be closed
SW7-8: Wiegand Input (Interrupts)
Open Open
= Not allowed
Closed Open
= Wiegand Mode (default)
Open Closed
= Dataclock Mode
Closed Closed
= Not allowed
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MorphoAccess™ Serial Port is RS-422 Only
The COM1 serial port supported in all MorphoAccess™ products is RS-422 only, not RS485 as shown in the installation guides. Below is the correct RS-422 wiring diagram for
MorphoAccess™ 200E, 220E, and 300E (outdoor units).
RS-422 Cable
Color/stripe
White/Green
Green/White
White/Orange
Orange/White
Blue/White
Function
RX+
RXTX+
TXGND
Ethernet Connections to MorphoAccess™
It is recommended to use shielded category 5 (Cat 5) Ethernet cable (120 ohm impedance).
It is also strongly recommended to install a repeater unit every 300 ft (90 m). Extreme care
must be taken when connecting the Ethernet wires to the terminal block board during
installation, since low quality connections may degrade the Ethernet signal sensitivity. The
receive wires Rx+ and Rx- should be connected from the same twisted pair of wires, and the
transmit wires Tx+ and Tx- should also be connected from the same twisted pair of wires.
MorphoAccess™ 300 Memory Extension Board
Under certain very harsh shipping conditions, the memory extension board of the
MorphoAccess™ 300 (indoor MorphoAccess only) might become disconnected. You should
check that the memory board is properly attached before connecting power to the
MorphoAccess 300. When you disassemble the MorphoAccess 300 to mount it on a wall,
make sure the memory board is properly aligned with the pins (see page 9 of the Installation
Guide). There are two sets of 26 connector pins, but each connector on the memory
extension board has only 24 socket holes. Align the memory extension board such that it
uses the sets of 24 pins closest to the large silver shield. Push on the memory extension
board to make sure it is firmly seated on the connector pins.
MorphoAccess™ Power Supply Selection Outside the
United States
When any model MorphoAccess™ is installed, it is the responsibility of the installer to
provide an IEC 60950-certified power supply that is marked Limited Power Source (or
“LPS”) and rated at 12 VDC, 2.5 A minimum. This applies to indoor units (MA200, 220, and
300) as well as outdoor units (MA200E, 220E, and 300E).
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CONTENTS
Introduction
MorphoAccess™ Software User Interface V.4.2
Applicant recognition application
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MorphoAccess Software Administrator Interface
Biometric management operations
Access the set up functions of the system
The CONFIG menu
The VERSION menu
The SERIAL NUMBER menu
The SETTING menu
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Communication protocol
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Appendix 1 - Wiegand data format
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Appendix 2 - ISO 7811/2-1995 - Track 2 Data clock format
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Appendix 3 - Reserved configuration values
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Product Warranty, Limitations and Software License
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End User Software License
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Introduction
Thanks for choosing the MorphoAccess™ Automatic Fingerprint
Recognition Terminal. MorphoAccess provides an innovative
and effective solution for access control or time and attendance
applications using fingerprint verification and/or identification.
The MorphoAccess terminal integrates SAGEM image
processing and feature matching algorithms (MorphoSoft™
and MorphoImaging™). This technology is based on lessons
learned during 18 years of experience in the field of biometric
identification and the creation of literally millions of individual
fingerprint identification records.
We believe you will find the MorphoAccess fast, accurate, easy
to use and suitable for physical access control or time and
attendance.
The MorphoAccess offers the following advantages:
•
Has a high quality optical scanner.
•
Supports multiple input/output interfaces used in the physical
access control industry.
•
Has a local area network interface for easy interaction with
other host systems.
•
Is compact in size for easy installation and integration into
your available office space.
•
Has an Intuitive interface that is easy to use in both setup
and operational modes.
•
Has extensive, flexible flash memory for data storage,
including user data and biometric templates.
Introduction
This guide allows you to configure the software parameters to
meet your installation requirements.The following lists some of
the configurable parameters:
• Administrator mode versus User mode
• Identification versus Authentication
• Standalone versus Client/Server
• Database management functions – enroll or delete
• Configure network parameters
• Configure juvenile processing
• Set matching threshold
• Set language preference – English, French, or Spanish
• Configure Welcome message
• Setup Wiegand and Data clock codes/parameters
• Configure COM port
• Configure relays
• Adjust contrast and brightness
• Set clock
To ensure the most effective use of your MorphoAccess, we
recommend that you read this Software Guide in its entirety.
Introduction
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MORPHOACCESSTM SOFTWARE USER INTERFACE
The SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™ terminal can operate in three
modes: access control by identification, access control by
authentication and proxy mode. Those modes are set in the
Maccess/Admin/Mode configuration key.
The MorphoAccess™ 200 manages one base of 800(1) persons,
locally or remotely. MorphoAccess™ 300 manages 16 bases of
3000 persons, remotely(2).
Access control by identification (MorphoAccess™ 200)
To configure MorphoAccess™ terminal in this mode, use the
system and edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 0.
After starting the MorphoAccess™ terminal, waits for fingerprint
detection in identification mode.
Place your finger
for identification
Please
(1)
(2)
In stand alone mode, the local base is sized for 800 persons, 2 fingers.
In MMS mode, it is possible to manage up to 1000 persons in a base, 2 fingers.
For more information, see MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface Specification
Ref.: 3000005996.
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If the identification is successful, the terminal triggers the access
or returns the corresponding ID to central security controller(3).
Welcome
707251
IDENTIFIED
✔
Once the person’s identification is done, the terminal automatically
loops back and waits for a new finger. This display remains for
about 4 seconds.
(3)
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Port used to exchange ID is either Weigand/Dataclock or COM1/COM2. The ID format send to COM port
is described on Communication protocol section.
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Access control by identification (MorphoAccess™ 300)
To configure the MorphoAccess™ in this mode, use Asystem and
edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 0.
After starting the MorphoAccess™ terminal, waits for fingerprint
detection in identification mode.
To select a user database, just press a key number to toggle the
base number. Only bases 0 to 15 can be selected and used.
Place your finger
for identification
Please
00
Original Identification
Screen using base 0
Key 1 pressed
Place your finger
for identification
Please
01
Now using base 1
Key 1 pressed
Base does not exist
Please select
another one
Base 11 selected but
not used
11
Key 5 pressed
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Place your finger
for identification
Please
Now using base 15
15
Key 3 pressed
Place your finger
for identification
Please
Now using base 0
because base 53
cannot be selected
00
If the identification is successful, the terminal triggers the access
or returns the corresponding ID to central security controller.
Welcome
92716
IDENTIFIED
✔
00
Once the person’s identification is done, the terminal automatically
loops back, selects base 0 and waits for a new finger. This display
remains for about 4 seconds.
Access control by authentication (MorphoAccess™ 200
and 300)
To configure the MorphoAccess™ in this mode, use Asystem and
edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 1.
This mode requires a peripheral equipment which will send the ID
of the person to authenticate to the MorphoAccess™ Wiegand or
Dataclock input.
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To trigger authentication:
− if using a MorphoAccess™ 300, select a valid user database as
described in paragraph "Access control by identification".
− pass the user badge so the external reader sends the user ID on
MorphoAccess™ Wiegand or Dataclock input.
Pass your badge
for Authentication
Please
00
If the ID exists in the selected database, the MorphoAccess™
performs an authentication using the biometric templates
associated to this ID.
Authentication of
ID 92716
Place your finger
00
If the authentication is successful, the terminal triggers the access
or returns the user ID to central security controller.
Welcome
92716
AUTHENTICATED
✔
00
Once the person’s authentication is done, the terminal
automatically loops back, selects base 0 and waits for a new input
ID. This display remains for about 4 seconds.
When using this feature, ID should be a value between 0 and
65535.
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Access control by contactless authentication:
ID and templates on a MIFARE card
(MorphoAccess™ 220)
To configure the MorphoAccess in this mode, use Asystem and
edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 3.
To trigger authentication, users should present their MIFARE card
to the terminal. MorphoAccess™ will read the ID, the user’s name
and two biometric templates stored on the card.
Please present
Contactless
Smart Card
Read templates are used for a 1:1 matching.
Authentication of
John Smith
Place your finger
If the authentication is successful, the terminal triggers the access
or returns the user ID to central security controller.
Welcome
John SMITH
AUTHENTICATED
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Access control by contactless authentication: ID on a
MIFARE card, local templates (MorphoAccess™ 220)
To configure the MorphoAccess in this mode, use Asystem and
edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 4.
To trigger authentication, users should present their MIFARE card
to the terminal. MorphoAccess™ will read the ID stored on the
card.
Please present
Contactless
Smart Card
If the ID exists in the selected database, the MorphoAccess™
performs an authentication using the biometric templates
associated to this ID.
Authentication of
ID 92716
Place your finger
If the authentication is successful, the terminal triggers the access
or returns the user ID to central security controller.
Welcome
92716
AUTHENTICATED
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Proxy mode
This mode allows to control the MorphoAccess™ remotely using a
set of biometric and database management function interface
access commands.
For more information, please contact SAGEM SA or refer to
document 3000005996 MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface
Specification.
To configure the MorphoAccess™ in this mode, use Asystem and
edit /cfg/Maccess/Admin/mode, then enter 2.
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MORPHOACCESSTM SOFTWARE ADMINISTRATOR
INTERFACE
Application of the SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™ terminal allows:
1.
Biometric management operations
− Transfer of biometric data between the MorphoAccess™
terminal and MorphoAccess™ Management System (MMS).
− In stand alone without the MorphoAccess™ management
system (manages the biometric data in a local database on
the MorphoAccess™) (MorphoAccess™ 200 only).
− The MorphoAccess™ shall be configured in one of either of
these modes (see this chapter).
2.
Access to the set up functions of the system (request
Administrator mode).
Note 1
The MMS handles the MorphoAccess™ through a set of
command exchanges (two-way commands to and from the MMS
server and the MorphoAccess™ terminal). If you wish to know
more about this protocol and the command set, please contact
SAGEM SA.
Wiegand / Dataclock
MorphoAccess™
Host local / MMS
COM2 RS232
▼
▼
COM1 RS422
Ethernet
Host local / MMS
System overview
Note 2
For further information about the application protocol between
MorphoAccess™. and MMS, please contact SAGEM SA. The
specification
document
has
the
following
reference:
MorphoAccess™
Host
System
Interface
Specification
Ref.: 3000005996.
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Biometric management operations
Biometric
Management
between
terminal
MorphoAccess™ Management System (MMS)(4)
and
MorphoAccess™ terminal includes an interface layer to
communicate with the access control system or the MMS through
Ethernet, RS422 and RS232 (For more information, see section
Setting up Network Parameters).
The biometric management operations are:
− Insert template/ID in database: The terminal inserts a new
record in the database.
− Remove template/ID from database: The terminal removes the
record identified by the ID in the database.
− Update template/ID in database: The terminal changes the
template identified by the ID in the database.
− Download database: The terminal reads the new database and
installs it in a local database according to the database identifier.
If the MorphoAccess™ application receives the commands from
MMS it will switch to base management mode. The operations
sent by MMS are automatically registered in the database of the
MorphoAccess™ terminal.
Managing a base locally is not possible. All biometric data is stored
on the MMS and the terminal will act as a capture and send device
only.
To access the Administrator menu with a MorphoAccess™ 300,
first select the base in which the Administrator is enrolled then hit
the following keys in sequence <#>, <*> and <#>. With a
MorphoAccess™ 200 simply hit the following keys in sequence
<#>, <*> and <#>.
(4)
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The next screen is the Administrator screen. The blinking red led
indicates that you are in administrator mode.
Administrator identification
Place your Finger
for identification
PIN
EXIT
Biometric login is enabled if configuration key /cfg/Maccess/admin/
admin ident is set to 1.
This operation creates a database with ID 0. This database can
contain 800 records with two biometric data fields, an ID field and
an Administrator field.
In order to access the Control menu, the Administrator’s fingerprint
template or pin must be entered (the default PIN is 12345). To
enter the pin code(5) select the PIN menu.
Administrator identification
Enter Pin : I
Press <#> for correction
OK
EXIT
You can use the correction key # to delete the last number hit. After
a valid pin code or an Administrator identification, you will see the
following screen:
Administrator Mode
Select a command Please
SYSTEM
(5)
EXIT
CL KEYS
To change the pin code, see section Use Application System.
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Biometric management in stand alone(6) (MorphoAccess™
200 only)
In stand alone mode, the MorphoAccess™ manages its own local
database. This can be setup through the Administrator menus. On
the keypad, hit the following keys in sequences <#>, <*> and <#>.
The resulting screen is the Administrator menu.
Administrator identification
Place your Finger
for identification
PIN
EXIT
Biometric login is enabled if configuration key /cfg/Maccess/admin/
admin ident is set to 1.
This operation creates a database with ID 0. This database can
contain 800 records with two biometric data fields, an ID field and
an Administrator field.
In order to access the Control menu, the Administrator’s fingerprint
template or pin code must be entered. To enter the pin code(7),
select the Pin menu.
You can use the correction key # to delete the last number hit.
Administrator Identification
Enter Pin : I
Press <#> for correction
OK
(6)
(7)
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To change the Biometric management mode, see section Use Application System.
To change the pin code, see section Use Application System.
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If the identification is successful, the application allows access to
the biometric management functions. The biometric management
operations are:
− Insert template/ID in database (enrollment): The terminal inserts
a new record in the database.
− Remove template/ID from database (deletion): The terminal
removes the record identified by the ID in the database.
Administrator Mode
Select a command Please
ENROLL
DEL
ERASE
EXIT
Insert template/ID in database (MorphoAccess™ 200 only)
To insert template/ID in local database, select the ENROLL menu.
You have to enter the ID of the person and validate it. The primary
and secondary fingers are requested and their corresponding
biometric templates are processed. If the process is successful,
then the person is registered in the local database.
Enrollment Mode
Enter Person ID : I
Press <#> for correction
OK
CANCEL
You can use the correction key # to delete the last digit entered. In
the next screen you enroll your finger. Here You choose the user
type Administrator or User.
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Remove template/ID from database (MorphoAccess™ 200
only)
To remove a single template/ID record from the database, select
the DEL menu. You will then have to enter the ID of the person and
validate it. If the ID number does not exist in the local database, an
error message appears.
Deletion Mode
Enter Person ID : I
Press <#> for correction
OK
CANCEL
You can use the correction key # to delete the last digit entered.
Remove all template/ID from database (MorphoAccess™ 200
only)
To remove all records from the local MorphoAccess™ database,
select the ERASE menu option. A screen appears to confirm your
command.
Do you really
want to ERASE
the Database
NO
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Access the set up functions of the system
To access the System Menu, you must leave the main application
of the MorphoAccess™. You must access the Administrator Menus
(see the section Biometric Management in Standalone) if you are
in fingerprint detection mode.
You must select the System Menu.
ASYSTE
MACCESS
Then, select the ASYST menu to enter in the system application.
SYSTEM MENU
Enter Password:
Press <#> for correction
OK
CANCEL
Enter the password to access to SYSTEM MENU (default value:
12345).
You can use the correction key # to delete the last digit entered.
The password can be changed in the configuration file
"/cfg/system" (see the section Setting up Administrator System
Pin). The System Menu will appear when the password is correct.
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SYSTEM MENU
CONFIG
VERSION
SER NB
MORE
The CONFIG menu allows you to set up network and third-party
applications and specify additional parameters.
The VERSION item allows you to browse for software modules
present in your SAGEM MorphoAccess™ and see their revision
number(s).
The SER NB item displays the terminal serial number, MicroBoot
revision and Ethernet physical address of your machine.
The MORE key displays the rest of the system options.
SYSTEM MENU
SETTING
EXIT
MORE
The SETTING menu allows you to set the LCD contrast and the
time and date.
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The CONFIG menu
Unreferenced configuration keys are reserved by the application
and must not be changed(8).
Setting up Network Parameters
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/net".
FILE:
PREV
cfg/net
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
− Press the EDIT key. The section menu will show "ip".
FILE: cfg/net
SECTION: ip
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
− Press the NEXT key until the address menu shows "address",
then press the EDIT key.
FILE: cfg/net
SECTION: ip
address: 134.1.32.214
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the IP address of your SAGEM SA
MorphoAccess™.
The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the cursor. The alphanumeric
keys enter digits as necessary. The # key deletes the digit
immediately to the left of the cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing
and restores the previous address value.
(8)
For default values, see appendix 4.
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When finished editing, press the OK key to update the address
field and return to the previous screen.
cfg/net
address
ip
134.1.32.214
LEFT
RIGHT
CANCEL
OK
The IP subnet mask and IP default gateway are set up in the same
way. Contact your network Administrator for these values.
Setting up the System Administrator Pin
From the Set up menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/ system".
FILE: cfg/system
SECTION: System
Pwd : 12345
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. The section menu will show "System". Press
the EDIT key again to show "Pwd". You can now edit the password
key to get access to system menu. The default value is "12345".
The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the cursor and the # key deletes
the digit immediately to the left of the cursor. The CANCEL key
aborts editing and restores the previous password value.
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Setting up the MorphoAccess™ Administrator Pin
From the Set up menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/ Maccess".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Admin
PwdAdmin : 12345
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. The section menu will show "Admin". Press
the EDIT key again to show "PwdAdmin". You can now edit the
password key to get access to system menu. The default value is
"12345".
The PREV and NEXT keys move the cursor and the # key deletes
the digit immediately to the left of the cursor. The CANCEL key
aborts editing and restores the previous password value.
Setting up Host Communication(9)
This mode allows management of a local database within the
MorphoAccess™. The default value of Host Com key is 3 (MMS).
In this case, the biometric management is between terminal and
MorphoAccess™ Management System (MMS). To configure the
MorphoAccess™ terminal to manage the local database, this
default value must be changed to 0.
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files.
(9)
With MorphoAccess™ 300, the stand alone mode is disabled. Nevertheless, the key value must be set to 0
to enable MMS connection.
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Press NEXT key until the file shows "/cfg/Maccess". Press the
EDIT key to select "Admin" section.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Admin
PREV
EXIT
NEXT
EDIT
Press EDIT key and NEXT key to select the "Host Com" value.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Admin
Host Com : 1
PREV
EXIT
NEXT
EDIT
You can now edit the value. The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the
cursor. The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The
alphanumeric # key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the
cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing and restores the previous
value.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Host Com
Value
Comment
Stand alone
Connected through COM1
Connected through COM2
3 (default value)
Connected through ETHERNET
You cannot use the stand alone mode to manage your local
database if the MorphoAccess™ biometric data is managed by the
MMS.
The MorphoAccess™ shall be used either in stand alone mode or
in connected mode (with MMS) but never in both modes.
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Configuring the key to 0 will disable MMS connection.
Setting up juvenile recognition
Since software release 2.0, the MorphoAccess™ is able to
manage both juvenile and adult finger images.
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/ Maccess".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION:
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. Press the NEXT key until the section menu
shows "bio".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: bio
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the juvenile parameters to
activate juvenile recognition.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: bio
juvenile : 0
PREV
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This provides a solution with reliable performance to the automatic
processing of finger images with small to normal ridges, extending
the capability of the terminal by providing access control to a wider
range of population.
Since the encoding time is a little bit longer when the juvenile
option is turned on, we offer the possibility to the user set up the
terminal either in "Juvenile" mode or in standard mode.
When the juvenile mode is turned on, key set to 1, young children
can easily be enrolled in the MorphoAccess™.
Setting up anti-latency
The anti-latency processing consists to detect marks left on the
sensor. In some extreme conditions it is possible that a mark left
on the sensor triggers an identification or verification.
From the 4.4 release of MorphoAccess firmware it is now possible
to detect marks left on the sensor.
When the MorphoAccess detects a mark the identification is
stopped and the application loops back and look for a new
fingerprint.
With regards to the previous releases of the MA application the
main change is that a fingerprint placed two consecutive times on
the sensor in the the same position will be rejected from the
second attempt.
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/Maccess".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION:
PREV
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NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
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Press the EDIT key. Press the NEXT key until the section menu
shows "bio".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: bio
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the anti-latency parameters to
activate the mode.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: bio
Anti latency : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
When the anti-latency mode is turned on, key set to 1, no latent
fingerprint marks may be detected by the MorphoAccess™.
Setting up matching threshold
The performances of a biometric system are characterized by two
quantities, the False Non Match Rate - FNMR - (Also called Fale
Reject Rate) and the False Match Rate - FMR - (Also called False
Acceptance Rate). Different trade-off are possible between FNMR
and FMR depending on the security level targeted by the access
control system. When convenience is the most important factor the
FNMR must be low and conversly if security is more important
then the FMR has to be minimized.
Different tunning are proposed in the MorphoAccess terminal
depending on the security level targeted by the system. The table
below details the different possibilities.
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/ bio".
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FILE: cfg/bio
SECTION:
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. Press the NEXT key until the section menu
shows "matching threshold".
FILE: cfg/bio
SECTION: matching thresh
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the matching threshold level
parameters for identification and authentication using NEXT and
EDIT keys.
FILE: cfg/bio
SECTION: matching threshold
identify : 5
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
FILE: cfg/bio
SECTION: matching threshold
authenticate : 5
PREV
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EXIT
EDIT
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You can now edit the format of the value. The LEFT and RIGHT
keys move the cursor. The numeric keys enter digits as necessary.
The alphanumeric # key deletes the digit immediately to the left of
the cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing and restores the previous
value.
This parameter can be set to values from 0 to 10. This parameter
specifies how tight the matching threshold is. Threshold scoring
values are identified below.
For example:
Low threshold for test purpose
only
There are few rejections, but
many recognitions
Very few persons rejected
FAR < 1%
FAR < 0.3%
FAR < 0.1%
FAR < 0.03%
Intermediate threshold
(default value)
FAR < 0.01%
FAR < 0.001%
FAR < 0.0001%
FAR < 0.00001%
Very high threshold
(few false acceptances)
FAR < 0.0000001%
10
High threshold for test purpose
only
There are very few recognitions, and many rejections
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Setting up multilingual application
The MorphoAccess™ can operate using other language than
English. It can also operate in Spanish and French. It is possible to
download a user defined string table. For more information about
this feature, refer to the MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface
Specification, Ref.: 3000005996.
The default language of the MorphoAccess™ is defined in the
/cfg/Maccess/Language/default.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Default
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
English
Spanish
French
User defined language
Setting up user interface
Language
A user may choose his language by pressing a button. The
language choice is circular. This feature can be enabled and
disabled with key /cfg/Maccess/Language/change.
Place your finger
for identification
Please
00
FR
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/Maccess, in section Language.
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Parameters
Change
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
The change language button is disable. Users cannot change their language.
Users can choose their
language using the change
language button.
Identification information
On a positive identification, it is possible to display an information
about the identified user. This information should be present in the
additional fields of its record.
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/Maccess, in section GVI.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Welcome field 1/2
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
System displays ID of identified person.
System displays data
present in additional field
number X of identified person.
Example: First and second additional field have been selected.
They contain first and family name of all records present in the
database. On identification, system will display the following
screen:
Welcome
John SMITH
IDENTIFIED
✔
This feature needs a database containing the appropriate
additional fields.
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Clock
When using time mask feature, users may find useful to
synchronise with their MorphoAccess™. A clock can be displayed.
Place your finger
for identification
Please
08
15:24
Time is displayed in the 24 hours format.
Related configuration key can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/GUI, in section Display hour.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Display hour
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
Clock is not displayed.
Clock is displayed and
refreshes every minute.
Idle mode
In identification mode it is possible to switch the MorphoAccess™
in idle mode in order to shut down sensor red light and green
screen back light. Pressing a key wakes the MorphoAccess™ up.
Related configuration key can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/GUI, in section Idle time in min.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Idle time in min.
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Value
Comment
0 (default value)
MorphoAccessTM never
enters idle mode.
MorphoAccessTM enters
idle mode after n minutes.
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Setting up contactless reader parameters (MorphoAccess™
220 only)
A MIFARE card is defined by a unique serial number. The card is
divided in 16 sectors. Each sector is divided in 4 blocks. Each
block contains 16 bytes of data. Data are encoded with two sets of
key. To be able to read a card, the reader should use the same key
set. Fourth blocks cannot be read, they are used to store key sets.
Data can be accessed by blocks as follows:
Block 0
Block 1
Block 2
Sector 0
Block 1
Block 2
Block 3
Sector 1
Block 4
Block 5
Block 6
Block 46
Block 47
Block 48
Block 3
...
Sector 15
Blocks are numbered in an absolute way, 1 for block 0 sector 0,
then 3 blocks for each sector.
SAGEM SA biometric data (ID, name and templates) are located
on the card thanks to a BNC address where:
 is the first block number to read,
 is the number of blocks to read,
 selects a security key.
For more information about SAGEM SA biometric data, please
contact SAGEM SA or refer to document 3000005996
MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface Specification.
With a MorphoAccess™ 220, contactless parameters can be
defined from the CONFIG menu in file /cfg/Maccess, in section
Contactless.
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The allowed values are:
Parameters
Reader Type
Value
Comment
No MIFARE reader is
used.
External MIFARE Deister
reader is used.
2 (default value)
Internal MIFARE reader is
used.
4 (default value) to
13
First block number to read.
2 or 25
Number of blocks to read.
2 when an ID is stored.
25 when templates are
stored.
2 (default value)
MIFARE security key A is
selected.
MIFARE security key B is
selected.
Setting up log file
The MorphoAccess™ can log its biometric activities. It stores the
result of the command, the date and time, the matching mark, the
execution time, and the ID of the user.
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/Maccess, in section Admin.
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The allowed values are:
Parameters
Log File
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
MorphoAccessTM is not
logging its activities.
MorphoAccessTM is logging its activities.
It is possible to upload the log file. For more information about this
feature, refer to the MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface
Specification, Ref.: 3000005996.
Setting up time mask
When using MMS commands, a time mask feature is available.
This mode enables the access according to its time mask. Time
mask is defined by slots of 15 minutes over a week. For more
information, see MorphoAccess™ Host System Interface
Specification Ref.: 3000005996.
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/Maccess, in section Admin.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Time mask
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Comment
0 (default value)
Time mask feature is disable.
Time mask feature is
enabled. Users must be on
time to have their access
granted.
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Setting up download agent
In order to upgrade the MorphoAccess™ terminal to future
versions, a download agent is running. This agent allows
connecting to the terminal and proceeding maintenance
operations. For more information about the protocol used to
communicate with this agent, please contact your SAGEM SA
sales representative.
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/sdl, in section download.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Active
Value
Comment
Agent is disabled.
1 (default value)
Agent is enabled.
Ratif
3 (default value)
Number of failed attempts
before deactivating the
agent.
Password
12345678
(default value)
Password to present in
order to connect the agent.
Setting up Wiegand/Dataclock ouput
You can use the output Wiegand(10) or Dataclock to send the
corresponding ID to the central security controller. Wiegand ports
are configured in 26-bit format and output port Dataclock is
compatible with ISO track 2 data formats.
Using Wiegand, ID is sent in binary format. Using Dataclock, Id is
sent in BCD(11) format(12).
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/Maccess".
(10)
Refer to the previous chapter to configure the terminal
(11)
BCD: Binary Code Decimal.
(12)For more information, see appendices 2 and 3.
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FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION:
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. Press the NEXT key until the section menu
shows "Wiegand/Dataclock".
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Wiegand/Dataclock
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the Wiegand/Dataclock
parameters using NEXT and EDIT keys.
To configure the facility code in Wiegand(13) mode, you must select
the facility code key in section Wiegand/Dataclock.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Wiegand/Dataclock
Facility code : 7
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the value. The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the
cursor.The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The
alphanumeric # key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the
cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing and restores the previous
value.
To configure the Data and Strobe levels in Dataclock(14) mode,
you must select the Dataclock level key in section
Wiegand/Dataclock.
(13)
For more
(14)Idem.
information, see appendix 2
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FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Wiegand/Dataclock
Dataclock level : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the value. The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the
cursor.
The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The alphanumeric #
key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the cursor. The EXIT
key aborts editing and restores the previous value.
Parameters
Dataclock level
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
Data and strobe are not
inverted.
Strobe is inverted.
Data is inverted.
Data and strobe are
inverted.
When finished editing, press OK key to update the format value
and return to the previous screen.
To activate/deactivate the output port, you must select the SEND
key in section Wiegand/Dataclock.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Wiegand/Dataclock
Send : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the value. The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the
cursor.
The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The alphanumeric #
key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the cursor. The EXIT
key aborts editing and restores the previous value.
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The allowed values are:
Parameters
Send
Value
Comment
The output is not activated.
1 (default value)
The output is activated.
When finished editing, press OK key to update the value and
return to the previous screen.
To configure the behaviour of LED IN and LED OUT signals, go to
the CONFIG menu in file /cfg/Maccess, in section
Wiegand/Dataclock.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Wiegand/Dataclock
led out/card present : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the value. The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the
cursor.
The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The alphanumeric #
key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the cursor. The EXIT
key aborts editing and restores the previous value.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Value
Level out/Card present 0 (default value)
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Autodetect
The led out signal can
behave as a card present
signal depending on the
hardware configuration of
the system:
− DataClock IN/
DataClock OUT: Card
present
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Parameters
Value
Comment
− Wiegand IN/
DataClock OUT: card
present (priority goes to
dataclock out)
− Wiegand IN/
Wiegand OUT: led out
− DataClock IN/
Wiegand OUT: inactive
Led out/Card present
(con’t)
Force Led out
The led out signal only
behaves as a led out signal.
Led in
0 (default value)
Active
The led in signal is
ignored.
Inactive
The MorphoAccessTM led
is driven by the led in signal:
led in = 0 =>led is green
led in = 1 => led is off
Setting up Ethernet Link parameters
You can use the Ethernet port to send the corresponding ID to the
central security controller. Connection should be made using port
11020.
Those configuration keys can be defined from the CONFIG menu
in file /cfg/Maccess, in section Ethernet.
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The allowed values are:
Parameters
Send
IP
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
ID is not sent.
ID is sent through the Ethernet port.
aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd
IP of the central security
controller.
Setting up Serial Link Parameters
You can use the serial port(15) to send the corresponding ID to the
central security controller. You can use COM1 or COM2 or both.
Setting up COM1 port
From the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/ Maccess".
FILE:
PREV
cfg/Maccess
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. Press the NEXT key until the COM1 menu
shows "COM1".
(15)One
RS422 port (full duplex, four wires) or one RS232 port.
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FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: COM1
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can now edit the format parameters to
select the output format of the ID.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: COM1
Format : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now edit the format of the ID. The LEFT and RIGHT keys
move the cursor. The numeric keys enter digits as necessary. The
alphanumeric # key deletes the digit immediately to the left of the
cursor.
The EXIT key aborts editing and restores the previous value.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Format
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
The ID is sent in ASCII format.
The ID is sent in Hexa format.
The ID is sent in BCD(13)
format.
When finished editing, press OK key to update the format of the ID
and return to the previous screen.
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/cfg/Maccess/COM1
Send
LEFT
RIGHT
CANCEL
OK
To activate or deactivate the COM1 port, you must select the
SEND key in section COM1.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Send
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
The COM1 output is not
activated.
The output COM1 is activated.
ID transmission on port COM1 is disabled when ILV
communication is activated with key /cfg/Maccess/Admin/Host
Com set to 1.
To configure the COM1 serial link, press the CONFIG key from the
System Menu. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows "/cfg/
ser0" and select parameters section.
FILE:
PREV
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EXIT
EDIT
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Press the EDIT key. The section menu will show "parameters".
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the baudrate value to select the
transmission speed.
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
baudrate : 3
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now modify the baudrate value of COM1 port. The LEFT
and RIGHT keys move the cursor. The numeric keys enter digits as
necessary. The alphanumeric # key deletes the digit immediately
to the left of the cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing and restores
the previous baudrate value.
Parameters
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Value
Comment
Baudrate (bits/second) 0
1200
2400
4800
3 (default value)
9600
19200
28800
38400
57600
115200
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When finished editing, press OK key to update the baudrate field
and return to the previous screen.
To configure the next parameters (databits, parity and control flow),
select the NEXT key to select the other value and follow the
previous descriptions to modify the values.
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
databits : 7
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can edit the databits parameters. The different values are:
Parameters
Databits
Value
Comment
7 (default value)
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
stopbits : 2
PREV
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EXIT
EDIT
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You can edit the stopbits parameter, the allowed values are:
Parameters
Stopbits
Value
Comment
2 (default value)
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
Parity : 2
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can edit the parity parameter.
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Parity
Value
Comment
No
Odd
2 (default value)
Even
You can edit the control flow parameter.
FILE: cfg/ser0
SECTION: parameters
flow ctrl : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
The allowed values are:
Parameters
Flow Ctrl Type
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Value
Comment
0 (default value)
No
Xon/Xoff
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When using the Deister contacless card reader, COM1 parameters
should be:
3 (9600)
Baudrate
Databits
Stopbits
Parity
Flow ctrl
Setting up COM2 port
To activate this port, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/Maccess". Press the EDIT key, and select the RS232 section.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: COM2
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
The values are:
Parameters
Send
Format
(1)
Value
Comment
0 (default value)
The RS232 output is not
activated.
The RS232 output is activated.
0 (default value)
The ID is sent in ASCII format.
The ID is sent in Hexa format.
The ID is sent is BCD(1)
format.
BCD: Binary Code Decimal
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The following table describes the parameters for the serial link
configuration. Press the CONFIG key to access the configuration
files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows "/cfg/ser1" and
select parameters section.
FILE: cfg/ser1
SECTION: parameters
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
ID transmission on port COM2 is disabled when ILV
communication is activated with the key /cfg/Maccess/Admin/Host
Com set to 2.
The values are described below:
Parameters
Baudrate
Data bits
Stop bits
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Value
Comment
1200 bit/second
2400 bit/second
4800 bit/second
3 (default value)
9600 bit/second
19200 bit/second
28800 bit/second
38400 bit/second
57600 bit/second
115200 bit/second
7 (default value)
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Parameters
Parity
Flow control type
Value
Comment
No
Odd
2 (default value)
Even
0 (default value)l
No
Hardware (CTS/RTS)
Software (XON/XOFF)
Setting up Relay Parameters
It is possible to configure the release time of the relay. For this,
from the System Menu, press the CONFIG key to access the
configuration files. Press the NEXT key until the file menu shows
"/cfg/Maccess".
Press the EDIT key, and press NEXT key to select the Relay
section.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Relay
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
Press the EDIT key. You can edit the release time value by 100 ms
steps.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Relay
Time in 100 ms : 30
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
You can now modify the release time value by pressing the EDIT
key.
The LEFT and RIGHT keys move the cursor. The numeric keys
enter digits as necessary. The alphanumeric # key deletes the digit
immediately to the left of the cursor. The EXIT key aborts editing
and restores the previous value.
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When finished editing, press the OK key to update the release
time field and return to the previous screen.
To configure the next parameter, select the NEXT key. You can edit
the "active" value.
FILE: cfg/Maccess
SECTION: Relay
Active : 0
PREV
NEXT
EXIT
EDIT
The different values are:
Parameters
Active
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Value
Comment
0 (default value)
Relay not active.
Relay active.
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The VERSION menu
Information Display
From the System Menu, press the VERSION key to access the
information file.
This display contains information that may be necessary if the
SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™ requires technical support. It should
not normally be necessary to access this display unless requested
by SAGEM SA technical support personnel.
Kernel
Rev: 3.1
P/N:233082036
May 1 2002 13:21:05
PREV
NEXT
∑:0125B463
ID:0001
EXIT
Kernel is the name of the module being displayed.
Rev is the revision of the module.
P/N is the part number for the module.
∑ is the checksum for the module.
The next line shows the date of the module’s creation.
ID is the ID for the module in the system.
The PREV and NEXT buttons allow you to browse for all modules
present in your SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™.
EXIT returns to main menu.
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The SERIAL NUMBER menu
Serial Number Display
From the System Menu, press the SER NB key to display the
serial number.
Serial # : 993000001
Micro Boot revision : 2.4
ETH : 00:90:27:9A:F2:53
OK
Serial # is your SAGEM SA MorphoAccess™’s serial number.
MicroBoot revision is the revision number of your SAGEM SA
MorphoAccess™’s MicroBoot. This revision number may be
needed when requesting technical support.
ETH is the physical Ethernet address, also known as the MAC
address. This address may be required by your network
Administrator.
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The SETTING menu
Parameters Setting
From the System Menu, press the SETTING key to access the
parameter settings.
GENERAL SETTINGS
CONTRA
RTC
EXIT
CONTRAST SETTINGS
CONTRAST VALUE : 5
LESS
MORE
EXIT
The CONTRA selection allows you to adjust the contrast of the
LCD display.
The MORE key increases the contrast, the LESS key decreases
the contrast.
The RTC menu allows you to set the current date and time.
RTC SETTINGS
Time 16:45:44 Date 14/06/00
SETTIME
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EXIT
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The SETTIME key allows you to set the time. Enter the time in the
following format: HHMMSS. The VALID key records your setting.
The CANCEL key aborts editing and returns to the previous menu.
TIME SETTINGS
TIME (HHMMSS) : 120000
VALID
CANCEL
The SETDATE key allows you to set the current date. Enter the
date in the following format: DDMMYY. The VALID key records
your setting.
The CANCEL key aborts editing and returns to the previous menu.
DATE SETTINGS
DATE (DDMMYY) : 100600
VALID
CANCEL
Note : You can use the correction key # to delete the last characters entered.
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Access the MIFARE keys update menu
(MorphoAccessTM 220)
Each data sector on a MIFARE card is protected in reading and
writing by 2 keys of 6 bytes each. These keys are noted A and B.
Since the card is composed of 16 sectors, there are actually 32
keys.
When you present a MIFARE card to the MorphoAccess for an
authentication, data can be read only if the keys which protect it
are the same as the keys initialized into the reader. By default both
keys A and B are set to 0xFFFFFF for the 16 sectors in the
MIFARE module of the MorphoAccess. These default values are
called Transport keys.
You can change the value of the keys thanks to the hotkey
CL KEYS in the Administrator menu(16). You will need for that an
administrator card containing the new keys to initialize. Please
check the Enrollment Station documentation to know how to create
an administrator card.
While you are in the administrator menu, press the key CL KEYS.
The MIFARE KEYS UPDATE screen appears.
MIFARE KEYS UPDATE
Please Present Admin Card

CANCEL
Present the administrator card to start the update.
(16)
If you perform this operation, the old user cards won't be readable anymore, since the keys won't be compliant anymore.
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MIFARE KEYS UPDATE
Updating Key A3 & B3

CANCEL
When the MorphoAccess™ finishes to update the keys for the
16 sectors, a successful message appears. The keys status
indicates now "user" keys, meaning keys different from 0xFFFFFF
have been loaded into the reader. Then the MorphoAccess™
comes back to the administrator menu after 2 seconds.
MIFARE KEYS UPDATE
Keys have been udpated !

CANCEL
If for some reasons the update is not successful (power shutdown
before the end of the operation for instance), a new hotkey will be
available the next time you will enter in the CL KEYS menu. The
keys status will indicate "INVALID" keys.
MIFARE KEYS UPDATE
Please Present Admin Card

PREV
LOAD DFLT KEYS
Pressing the LOAD DFLT KEYS hotkey will allow you to re-update
the 32 keys with the default value 0xFFFFFF.
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Communication protocol
The communication protocol available allows the terminal to
send commands to a host through the communication
COM1/RS485.
All the commands will be formatted with an "Identifier Length
Value" structure as described below:
Identifier
Length
Value
Identifier called I This is the identifier of the command.
Length called L
This is the length of the Value field in bytes.
Value called V
The parameters or data.
The commands will be encapsulated in a packet structure
described on the next figure.
STX
CRC
ID
RC
ILV
CRC
DLE
ETX
Compliance CRC16 V41
Fields name
Definition
Value

Start Text
0x02

Packet Identifier
0xE1

Request Counter
Unused byte

Identifier Length
Data (DLE data
bytes arestuffed)
I:
0x00 for ASCII
0x01 for Hexa
0x02 for BCD
L: 2 bytes
V: Value of identifier

Transmission error
control
Depends on the
frame


0x1B
End Text
Communication protocol
0x03
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Appendix 1 - Wiegand data format
The 26 bits of transmission consists of two parity bits and 24
code bits. The eight first code bits are encoding the facility code.
This code identifies each Morphoccess in a network. The 16
other bits are data bits. The first bit transmitted is the first parity
bit. It is even parity calculated over the first 12 bits. The last bit
transmitted is the second parity bit. It is odd parity bit calculated
over the last 12 code bits.
Even parity (1 bit)
Facility code (8
bits)
Data (16 bits)
Odd parity (1 bit)
Compliant with access control 26-Bit - Wiegand reader interface
standard 03/1995.
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Appendix 2 - ISO 7811/2-1995 - Track 2 Data clock format
Compliant with ISO07811/2-1995 - Track 2.
Data encoding table
Value
10 (Ahex)
11 (Bhex)
12 (Chex)
13 (Dhex)
14 (Ehex)
15 (Fhex)
Bit pattern
0 0 0 0-1
1 0 0 0-0
0 1 0 0-0
1 1 0 0-1
0 0 1 0-0
1 0 1 0-1
0 1 1 0-1
1 1 1 0-0
0 0 0 1-0
1 0 0 1-1
0 1 0 1-1
1 1 0 1-0
0 0 1 1-1
1 0 1 1-0
0 1 1 1-0
1 1 1 1-1
Meaning
"0"
"1"
"2"
"3"
"4"
"5"
"6"
"7"
"8"
"9"
unused character
start sentinel (start character)
unused character
field separator
unused character
end sentinel (stop character)
The least significant bit of every digit is sent first; the fifth bit is
an odd parity bit for each group of four data bits.
The complete message always looks as follows:
left
edge
start
data
characters
end
LRC
right
edge
The LRC is calculated by the following procedure: each of the
4 bits in the LRC character is an even parity bit of the equivalent
bits in the telegram including start and stop sentinel.
The fifth bit is the odd parity of the four LRC bits (it is not
calculated over all the parity bits).
Appendix 2
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Data clock levels
In normal operation mode (default) in and out signals are defined
as:
data
strobe
Other modes are (only for output):
data
inverted strobe
inverted data
strobe
inverted data
inverted strobe
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Appendix 3 - Reserved configuration values
These values are for internal use only.
For proper operation, these settings should not be changed.
/cfg/lcd0/display/type : 1
/cfg/lcd0/contrast/value : 0
/cfg/ser0/mode/connection: EXT
/cfg/ser0/mode/mode: 450
db/seq flash/start: 0
/cfg/bio/video/channel: 0
/cfg/bio/video/rotation: 0
/cfg/lic/licences/*
Appendix 3
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MORPHO® BRAND BIOMETRIC PRODUCT
WARRANTY, LIMITATIONS, AND SOFTWARE
LICENSE
1.
LIMITED WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE. Subject to the Disclaimers and
Limitations of Warranty set forth below, SAGEM MORPHO, Inc., (hereinafter “SMI,” or
its licensed reseller, as may be applicable) provide the following limited warranty, for the
benefit of original Customer only, that all hardware components of the Morpho® brand
biometric product with which this information is associated will conform to the applicable
hardware product specifications as published by SMI and will be in good working order
and free from material defects in materials or workmanship, given Customer’s normal
use and service (the “Hardware Limited Warranty”). It is further warranted that the
Morpho® brand biometric software provided with, and/or loaded into and resident in
the biometric product will conform to the applicable software specifications or SMI
documentation published by SMI, given Customer’s normal use and operation (the
“Software Limited Warranty”). Any and all third party software programs supplied
with the biometric product are subject to their respective manufacturer’s warranty and
license terms only, and SMI assumes no responsibility for such software.
The Hardware Limited Warranty extends for one (1) year from the date of Customer’s
receipt of delivery of the biometric product. The Software Limited Warranty extends for
ninety (90) days from the date of Customer’s receipt of delivery of the biometric product.
During the duration of the Hardware and Software Limited Warranties, the first level
of support shall be provided by telephone “Help Desk” support (the applicable Help
Desk telephone number is included with the packaged biometric product). Hardware
repairs which cannot be remedied through Help Desk consultation shall be made by
returning the hardware component to an authorized SMI service depot, in accordance
with instructions issued by the service depot, at Customer’s expense. Return delivery
of the repaired or replaced component shall be at SMI’s expense. SMI shall repair
or replace any nonconforming hardware component at its sole election. Software
problems not remedied through Help Desk consultation may be corrected through
software patches or updates issued by SMI or by replacement of the unit in which the
software is resident, at SMI’s sole election. The Limited Software Warranty does not
entitle the customer to automatically receive patches, updates or other notification of
software correction or revision during the duration of the warranty. The original warranty
periods shall not be renewed or extended by subsequent repair or replacement.
Biometric product maintenance after expiration of the one (1) year warranty may be
available pursuant to the terms and conditions of a separate Maintenance Agreement
– please contact the location from which the biometric product was purchased for
further details.
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LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS OF WARRANTY.
SMI does not warrant that operation of the biometric product will be
2.
uninterrupted or error-free; further, no biometric product or system can be guaranteed
to be 100% accurate, or to properly enroll, identify, or authenticate every individual.
SMI shall have no responsibility for repairing or otherwise remedying any defect or
nonconformity in the condition or operation of the biometric product or its software if: 1)
modifications to Customer’s site are necessary for proper operation, and Customer’s
site preparation is inadequate; 2) the biometric product is not professionally installed
in accordance with applicable industry standards, local building/zoning codes such as
the National Electric Code, and proper installation practices; 3) the biometric product
is not maintained and operated with all proper accessories under normal conditions
by competent personnel; 4) the biometric product incorporates replacement parts
not authorized by SMI; 5) the biometric product has been subjected to disassembly
except as required for normal installation, modification beyond what is described in
SMI-supplied installation and operation guides, unauthorized enhancement, abuse
or misuse; or 6) the defect or nonconformity has not been reported to the designated
Help Desk within ten (10) days of its discovery by Customer. As Customer’s sole
and exclusive remedy for any nonconformity or defect in the condition or operation of
the biometric product for which SMI is responsible, SMI shall provide its reasonable
efforts to remedy same as set forth in Section 1, above during the applicable stated
Limited Warranty Period. With the exception of its Limited Warranties set forth in
Section 1, above, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY APPLICABLE
LAW, SMI DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL PROMISES, REPRESENTATIONS AND
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE BIOMETRIC
PRODUCT, ITS HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, DESIGN, OR FUNCTIONALITY, OR
ITS MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR
ARISING FROM USAGE OF TRADE, COURSE OF DEALING, OR COURSE
OF PERFORMANCE. SMI FURTHER DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL PROMISES,
REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH
RESPECT TO ANY OF SMI’S SERVICES PERFORMED HEREUNDER.
3.
LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY. The entire liability of SMI to Customer (or to
any person or entity claiming through Customer) for any claim whatsoever related to
the biometric product or the parties’ transaction shall not exceed the total amount of
all payments made for the biometric product by Customer to the date of the claim. IN
NO EVENT SHALL SMI BE LIABLE TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY LOST PROFITS,
LOST INFORMATION, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, OR OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL,
INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE OR INDIRECT DAMAGES (WHETHER IN AN
ACTION IN CONTRACT OR TORT OR BASED ON WARRANTY), EVEN IF SMI HAS
BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF,
OR RELATED TO, THE BIOMETRIC PRODUCT OR THE PARTIES’ TRANSACTION.
Some jurisdictions do not allow excluding or limiting implied warranties, or limiting
liability for incidental or consequential damages, and some jurisdictions have special
statutory consumer protection provisions that may supersede this limitation. As a
result, the limitations and disclaimers of warranty and liability set forth herein may not
apply to Customer if prohibited by the laws of Customer’s jurisdiction.
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MORPHO® BRAND BIOMETRIC SOFTWARE END-USER
LICENSE
Important - Terms Govern Usage of Software
Please Read Carefully Prior to Commencement of Operations
This SMI End-User License Agreement («License») allows the acquirer of an SMI
biometric product (referred to in the following sections as the «End-User») to use the
proprietary SMI software provided with, and/or loaded into and resident in, the SMI
biometric product, so long as the End-User uses the SMI software strictly in accordance
with the terms and conditions of this License, below. This License is a binding legal
contract between the End-User and SMI, or its licensed reseller (sometimes referred
to hereafter generically as «Licensor»). By using the SMI software provided with,
and/or resident in the SMI biometric product in any way, the End-User agrees to be
bound by the License terms on a continuing basis. If the End-User does not agree to
the terms of this License, Licensor is unwilling to license the software to End-User.
In such event, End-User may not use the software, and End-User should promptly
contact the location from which the SMI Product was acquired for instructions on return
of the unused biometric product for a refund or credit.
1. GRANT OF RIGHTS. The SMI software provided with, and/or loaded into and
resident in, the biometric product, is licensed, not sold, to the End-User by Licensor,
and is protected by United States copyright and trade secret laws, as well as by other
intellectual property laws and international treaties. Licensor grants to the End-User
the right to use the copy of the SMI software originally loaded and resident in each
unit of the SMI biometric product acquired by End-User in object-code format, subject
to the following restrictions. End-User shall not use the SMI software in any computer,
computer system, or hardware configuration other than in the course of authorized
use of the SMI biometric product acquired by End-User. End-User shall not reverse
engineer, decom-pile, disassemble, or copy the SMI software (except, and then only to
the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law, notwithstanding
this limitation); nor shall End-User modify, create a derivative work, or otherwise use
the SMI software, except as stated in this License. End-User shall not copy the written
materials accompanying the SMI software, without the express written permission of
Licensor. End-User shall not remove, obscure or alter any notice of patent, trademark,
service-mark, copyright, or other proprietary rights related to the SMI software or the
SMI biometric product. End-User shall promptly notify Licensor of any unauthorized
use of the SMI software that comes to End-User’s attention. SMI reserves all rights
not expressly granted to the End-User hereunder.
2. TRANSFERABILITY. End-User may transfer the SMI software to another person
or entity with SMI’s prior written consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld,
so long as: (1) the SMI software is transferred as an integral part of the SMI biometric
product to be transferred to a third party; (2) the SMI software is in its original format,
without modification (excepting authorized software upgrades installed by SMI, or
its licensed reseller); and (3) End-User transfers all of End-User’s rights under this
License on a permanent basis to the third party recipient AND the recipient agrees to
be bound by all terms of this
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loan, rent, transfer, give or otherwise dispose of its interest in the SMI software to
others, or vend services to others based directly on the SMI software (e.g., service
bureau activities) unless such is otherwise expressly permitted by the terms of a written
agreement between SMI and End-user.
3. TERMINATION OF LICENSE. End-User acknowledges and agrees that the SMI
Software contains valuable trade secrets and proprietary information which are the
sole property of SMI and that violation of End-User’s license obligations hereunder will
cause SMI and its licensed reseller immediate, irreparable harm for which monetary
damages are inadequate. In such event, SMI and/or its licensed reseller shall be
entitled to seek injunctive and equitable relief, in addition to all other remedies available
under law to prevent any such violation, or to secure enforcement of this License.
Without prejudice to any other rights or remedies, SMI and/or its licensed reseller may
terminate this License immediately in the event End-User fails to comply with the terms
and conditions of this License. In such event, End-User must immediately cease all
use of the SMI software, destroy all copies thereof, and provide certification of such
destruction as may be requested by SMI and/or its licensed reseller.
4. SEVERABILITY; APPLICABLE LAW. If any provision of this Agreement is found
to be unlawful, void or unenforceable, then that provision shall be severed from this
Agreement and will not affect the validity or enforceability of any of the remaining
provisions. This Agreement shall be governed, construed and enforced solely and
exclusively in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington, U.S.A., without
regard to conflict of law principles
5. U.S. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS LEGEND. The SMI software and
any accompanying materials are provided with Restricted Rights. Use, duplication, or
disclosure by the U.S. Government and agencies thereof is subject to restrictions set
forth herein and in subparagraphs (c)(1) and (2) of 48 CFR 52.227-19, Commercial
Computer Software-Restricted Rights, as applicable (or, as applicable, similar
regulatory restrictions on Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software, e.g.,
DOD FAR Supplement 252.227-7013 (c)(1)(ii)). Manufacturer is SAGEM MORPHO,
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