Schlage FingerKey, User Manual

Page 1: ...Terminal User s Guide FingerKey...

Page 2: ...ring the Installation 5 Choosing the Location for the Reader 6 Fastening the Reader to the Wall 7 Protecting the Reader from Dust and Debris 7 Mount All Readers at the Same Height 7 Mounting the Back...

Page 3: ...r User Is Having Access Problems 24 If Users Have Trouble Gaining Access 24 Ongoing Reader Maintenance 25 Cleaning Readers 25 Why Readers Need to Be Cleaned 25 How to Clean a Reader 25 How Often Reade...

Page 4: ...Can Do with This Menu 43 Getting to This Menu 43 Listing Users 43 Getting Users from Other Readers 43 Sending User Information to Other Readers 44 Checking to See if a Particular Networked Reader is...

Page 5: ...pad Format 58 Modifying Output for Specific Reader Situations 58 Resetting the Reader 59 Configuring the Reader for Smart HID iCLASS Cards 59 Setting a New Key in the Reader 60 Determining Whether Key...

Page 6: ...xplorer find the CD Drive and double click the CD icon 2 Double click the HandNet_Lite folder 3 Double click Setup exe You may wish to read the Release Notes files first 4 Answer the installation ques...

Page 7: ...1 Using My Computer or Windows Explorer find the CD Drive and double click the CD icon 2 Double click the FK BackupRestore folder 3 Double click Setup exe file 4 Follow the prompts on the screens Fin...

Page 8: ...rint which we call a template identifies details like bifurcations ridge endings and crossovers The reader stores this template and associates it with the user s ID number When a user wants to gain ac...

Page 9: ...access control panel see page 9 4 Design an ID numbering system see page 15 A properly designed ID numbering system makes the reader faster and easier to use 5 Add enroll your supervisory staff This i...

Page 10: ...ctronic lock door position switch request to exit etc Access control panel The reader can t communicate directly with a lock it must communicate to an access control panel Protect the reader from the...

Page 11: ...er s sensor window may be from 40 48 inches 102 122 cm from the floor For best performance we recommend 48 inches This makes reading the display pushing buttons and placing fingers comfortable for mos...

Page 12: ...t 1 Have a double electrical box double gang box installed in or on the wall where you want to install the reader The top of the box should be between 40 and 48 inches 102 to 122 cm from the floor 2 R...

Page 13: ...problems if the wires kept these buttons pressed when the reader was closed 5 Hook the top of the reader on to the clips on the mounting plate push the bottom of the reader in and then insert the torx...

Page 14: ...age 10 connecting the wires for the access control panel and for other inputs and outputs see page11 connecting power input see page 12 establishing a solid ground connection see page 12 connecting ne...

Page 15: ...have your readers networked and have to change the DIP switches to make a backup or to upgrade the firmware make sure you put the DIP switches back and reset the reader when you are done If the reade...

Page 16: ...switch output Use this terminal to connect to a tamper alarm A signal goes through this connection if the reader is tipped indicating that someone may be tampering with the reader 7 External bell inp...

Page 17: ...nd connection This protects internal circuit boards from electrostatic discharge and from external signal line transients power spikes A qualified electrician familiar with electrical code and wiring...

Page 18: ...readers If your readers are managed by some computer software the software is the master so no readers would be designated as a master See Indicating Whether the Reader is a Master on page 38 for hel...

Page 19: ...sure these users have access to the options in the reader that they need and it also prevents other users from being able to inappropriately access the reader menu options This step is critical in pr...

Page 20: ...may get duplicate numbers ID numbers may begin with 0 zero For example the reader regards the ID 05 as different from the ID 5 ID numbers can be up to 15 digits long when entered at the reader keypad...

Page 21: ...could change any setting in the reader if that user figures out how to get to the reader menus More critically if an unauthorized user enters the Security menu he can then erase all users from the rea...

Page 22: ...ity menu password and press enter This password is initially set to 5 If you changed this password see page 51 enter your password You ll see SET USER DATA BACK NEXT If the reader shows the Ready disp...

Page 23: ...the value for the authority level you wish to grant see What Each Authority Level Lets You Access on page 16 After you type the new authority level and press enter the reader returns you to the Set Us...

Page 24: ...r two for each user see Setting Up a Duress Indicator or Alternate Finger starting on page 40 Some users may have concerns about what the reader is or isn t doing discussing the issues under Eliminati...

Page 25: ...ant to place your finger on the reader the same way every time When you put your finger on the reader do this Place the end of your finger gently and comfortably onto the plastic window to the right o...

Page 26: ...ow in that case skip to step 4 If you don t see either Enter ID or Enter Password try again Don t press Clear and ENTER at the same time you must press Clear and then press ENTER immediately afterward...

Page 27: ...p menu requires this see page 40 PLACE ALTERNATE FINGER Follow the same procedure as with the first finger The reader accepts any finger as the alternate finger including the primary finger If the alt...

Page 28: ...3 Maintaining Users You can remove users with the Remove Users command on the Enrollment menu see page 46 You can set or change user authority levels and reject levels with Set User Data on the Securi...

Page 29: ...sure the user is placing the right finger 2 Remove the user and enroll the user again using different fingers Try the thumb if other fingers don t work 3 Increase the reject threshold that is how clos...

Page 30: ...to the right of the display Pay special attention to the corners and edges of the window where dust may collect Wipe the rest of the reader when done Never spray cleaning fluid directly onto the reade...

Page 31: ...curity menu see Erasing All Users from the Reader starting on page 52 To keep unauthorized people from erasing users this option requires you to have an authority level of 5 and to know the Security m...

Page 32: ...er s memory so the reader can store more users erasing the reader s setup does not affect this you will still have the expanded user memory To erase the reader s setup and all users and passwords Pres...

Page 33: ...1 Click the Start menu highlight Settings and click Control Panel 2 Double click Add Remove Programs 3 In the Add Remove Programs window scroll down and look for MicroSoft NET Framework 1 1 Programs a...

Page 34: ...where the utility is installed if you need to 6 On the final screen click Close to close the installation window Once you have installed the FingerKey Update Utility you can then use it to upgrade th...

Page 35: ...ms highlight Schlage Biometrics and click FingerKey Update 6 Enter the password for the FingerKey Update Utility The initial passwords are 1234NEW for the regular password and ADMIN for the administra...

Page 36: ...see the message Device Programmed Successfully click OK 1 Disconnect the RS 232 cable from the FingerKey 2 Reset the reader s DIP switches to the original position 1 2 3 4 ON OFF DIP switch 1 1 2 3 4...

Page 37: ...ork master network connection interface network configuration a duress indicator using a secondary finger and whether or not the reader beeps when you press the keys The Setup menu also includes a com...

Page 38: ...Reader Mode List Users Add Users Set User Data Set Address Data from Network Remove Users Set Passwords Set Host Connection Data to Network Clear Memory Set Secondary Finger Verify Reader Set Credent...

Page 39: ...Clear and then press ENTER immediately afterwards Also don t wait too long between pressing Clear and ENTER after you press Clear you must press ENTER immediately 2 Type the password for the menu you...

Page 40: ...d display From there type the password for the menu you want to go to and then press enter Backspace while entering numbers Press to backspace one character at a time at displays where numbers can be...

Page 41: ...see page 44 it make take up to five minutes from the time that all readers are turned on before the Network Status command gives accurate results it can take up to five minutes to check the status of...

Page 42: ...rols whether the reader beeps when you press the keys and when the reader recognizes or fails to recognize the user It also controls whether the reader or an external device typically an access panel...

Page 43: ...network Connecting the reader to a network does not automatically transfer users to or from the master reader to transfer users see Getting Users from Other Readers on page 43 and Sending User Inform...

Page 44: ...ange takes effect If the reader is connected to the host computer through a TCP IP Ethernet connection then you must first upgrade your reader using the Ethernet Upgrade option see page 42 Once you ve...

Page 45: ...feature for this to make any difference If you enroll users without a secondary finger that is with this Disabled and later turn the secondary finger for an alternate or for duress those users will c...

Page 46: ...user enters the fourth digit If your IDs are different lengths Set the ID length to the length of the longest ID Users with the longest IDs won t have to press enter users with shorter IDs will If ID...

Page 47: ...sferred Ethernet Upgrade lets you enable a reader to communicate with a host computer through TCP IP The reader is initially not configured to be able to communicate through TCP IP To upgrade contact...

Page 48: ...one reader then transfer them to other readers This command is available only in the master reader This option assumes that you have enough memory in the reader for all of the users If you try to tra...

Page 49: ...ts the network master check to see if a particular reader is communicating When asked to Input Address type the address of the reader to check After a few second delay the reader s display lets you kn...

Page 50: ...the user s template stored on the card choose No here and choose Yes for one of the next two questions ENROLL TO SMART CARD This stores the user s ID and fingerprint template only on the iCLASS card i...

Page 51: ...oosing Where to enter the User s ID Type Yes to manually enter the ID with the reader s keypad type No to go to the next screen where you can choose to use the card s serial number CSN as the user ID...

Page 52: ...ing the Menus on page 35 for help getting to or moving around this menu The commands are in the order listed above To get to any command once you get to the menu keep pressing Next until you get to th...

Page 53: ...p Management Enrollment Security Level 0 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 See page 16 for more about authority levels See page 32 for more on what each menu contains Until you set higher author...

Page 54: ...vel Set Facility This lets you control facility addresses There may be up to 256 facilities serviced in a network each with a different address number 0 255 Set Site ID If the card format you use incl...

Page 55: ...section If a Particular User Is Having Access Problems on page 24 If you find that the only solution is to increase the users reject threshold set the level to a value no higher than what the user ne...

Page 56: ...passwords see page 16 for more about authority levels Menu passwords can be up to 10 digits long When you type the new password on the keypad do so carefully the display doesn t show the number you pr...

Page 57: ...finger is used for all users see Setting Up a Duress Indicator or Alternate Finger on page 47 Erasing All Users from the Reader To erase all users from the reader press ENTER You ll see Press No if y...

Page 58: ...d be 16 bit Wiegand format and someone uses and card with 20 bit Wiegand format The following subsections elaborate on these options In the discussion of the format detail in the table below you will...

Page 59: ...7890123456789012345678901234 PFFFFFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP EXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO 5 WC05 34BIT 32BIT ID ID 32 bits bit 2 33 1 2 3 1234567890123456789012345678901234 PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII...

Page 60: ...mpany ID lets you set what value is passed to the access panel If users are using cards instead of manually entering their IDs the company ID is taken from the card and the value here is ignored SET S...

Page 61: ...cards instead of manually entering their IDs the expiration date is taken from the card and the value here is ignored SET ISSUE CODE BACK NEXT To assign a site ID press ENTER You see INPUT ISSUE CODE...

Page 62: ...y need to use this option if you use some format other than one of these or if you want to prevent some of these formats Enter formats in descending order if you set more than one input format the rea...

Page 63: ...selected this indicates what the reader should send to the access panel Suppress Output The reader won t send anything Substitute 1 Bits Instead of the ID that was entered substitute all 1 bits Substi...

Page 64: ...tore the user s biometric fingerprint template directly on the card instead of in the reader see Adding Users on a DX 2200 iCLASS starting on page 45 for help enrolling users so their information is s...

Page 65: ...a Key on a Card on page 63 Set Update Limits Choose No if you want the reader to automatically update all cards with the old key for an unlimited number of cards and an unlimited time period Choose Ye...

Page 66: ...B 235 EB 12 0C 44 2C 76 4C 108 6C 140 8C 172 AC 204 CC 236 EC 13 0D 45 2D 77 4D 109 6D 141 8D 173 AD 205 CD 237 ED 14 0E 46 2E 78 4E 110 6E 142 8E 174 AE 206 CE 238 EE 15 0F 47 2F 79 4F 111 6F 143 8F...

Page 67: ...1 22 If you have a situation like this to update the older cards you must manually enter the old key to use You can avoid ever having to do this if you make sure that all cards get updated each time y...

Page 68: ...urations Number of Enrolled Fingers 1 2 No Compression 854 bytes 1654 bytes Minimum Compression 566 1078 Medium Compression 454 854 Maximum Compression 310 566 Erase Card clears all areas that the Fin...

Page 69: ...e from any card that you present This information is shown over three screens The key in the reader and the card must match to list information from the card you can t list information from a card wit...

Page 70: ...ft Temperature Operating 0C to 45 C 32F to 113F Non operating storage 10C to 60C 14F to 140F Relative Humidity Non Condensing Operating 0 to 80 Non operating storage 0 to 85 Memory Retention 5 years...

Page 71: ...akes tornadoes acts of aggression war or similar phenomenon and 5 Schlage Biometrics has approved accessories used as integral to the product If Schlage Biometrics inspects the product and finds that...

Page 72: ...etting input 58 Setting output 58 Setting the keypad 59 D Database Enroll to 47 Day s Input Maximum 62 designing an ID numbering system 15 Designing a User ID Numbering System 15 dotnetfx exe 28 Dures...

Page 73: ...Data from 45 Data to 46 Setting the type of connection 39 Networking Readers 13 Network Status 36 Network Wiring 13 O Ongoing Reader Maintenance 25 P Password Initial 34 Pin 12 power spikes 12 Prepari...

Page 74: ...g 41 Smart Card Enroll to 47 Substitute 1 Bits 59 Substitute Zero 59 T Tamper switch output 11 Teaching Users How to Use Readers 20 The top of the box should be between 40 and 48 inches 102 to 122 cm...

Page 75: ...heduling systems mechanical locks and portable security door closures and exit devices steel doors and frames architectural hardware and technologies and services for global security markets 408 341 4...