CVE TouchOne CFS-1700 User manual

Fingerprint Door Lock System
(Model : CFS-1700)
Installation and Operation Manual
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Lock from Creative Vision Electronics
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installation/operation
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development/improvement purposes.
CREATIVE VISION ELECTRONICS, INC.
Attn : Customer Service
Two Executive Drive
Suite 630
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
[phone]
www.cveamericas.com
Creative Vision Electronics
Two Executive Drive, Suite 630
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
Tel:[phone]
www.cveamericas.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction 3
1.1 Product Concepts 3
1.2 Package Contents 4
1.2.1 Standard Configuration 4
1.2.2 Option 4
1.3 Description of Components & Exploded View 5
1.4 Technical Specification 6
2. Programming 7
- Helpful Hints for Programming
2.1 Fingerprint Enrollment 8
2.1.1. How to enroll Master Finger 9
2.1.2 How to enroll Sub-Master Fingers 10
2.1.3 How to enroll User Fingers 12
2.2 Fingerprint Deletion 13
2.2.1 How to delete a single Fingerprint from lock 13
2.2.2 How to delete all Fingerprints from lock 15
2.3 User Access Code (PIN Code) 16
2.3.1 How to enroll User Access Code (PIN Code) 16
2.3.2 How to delete a single User Access Code (PIN Code) 18
2.3.3 How to delete all User Access Codes (PIN Codes) 19
2.4 Temporary Unlock Mode 20
2.4.1 How to set up Temporary Unlock Mode 20
2.4.2 How to set up Automatic Locking Mode 21
2.5 Temporarily Remove & Reinstate Fingerprint 23
2.5.1 Temporarily Remove a single Fingerprint from the lock 23
2.5.2 Reinstate a single removed fingerprint to the lock 24
2.6 Sound Setting Mode 26
2.6.1 How to set Sound Mode 27
2.7 Automatic “Fingerprint Sensor On” Mode 28
2.7.1 How to set automatic “Fingerprint Sensor On” Mode 29
2.7.2 How to set manual “Fingerprint Sensor On” Mode 30
2.8 Time Setting Mode 31
2.8.1 How to set Time 31
2.9 Administration and User Finger Mode 32
2.9.1 How to set User Finger Mode 32
2.9.2 How to set Administration Mode 33
2.10 Programming Code Summary Table 35
3. Unlocking the door 36
3.1 Unlocking the door from outside 36
3.1.1 with User Access Code 36
3.1.2 with Fingerprint 36
3.2 Unlocking the door from inside 37
3.3 Unlock the door using emergency cylinder key 37
4. Installation of the lock 38
4.1 Checking before installation 38
4.2 Installation template 39
5. Maintenance 39
6. Basic Troubleshooting 40
7. ID Number and Fingerprint 42
Please read this manual prior to installing or operating the lock. Should you experience any problem, or
need assistance, please call our Tech Support line at 201-905-9205 or email [email protected]
1. Introduction
1.1 Product Concepts
Designed for User convenience
No more keys, cards or remotes. The ultimate convenience of nothing to carry,
forget, pass on, be duplicated or to have stolen. Plus, very easy and quick to
enroll and to verify fingerprints.
Highest Security Level
Fingerprint-based identification is the oldest and the most reliable among all
the biometric technologies because your fingerprints are unique and invariable
throughout your lifetime.
Adapted the 4th Generation/World best Optical Sensor
The 4th generation optical sensor using world’s most reliable fingerprint
algorithm ranked number 1 position in International Fingerprint Verification
Competition (IFVC) with the lowest error rate in light category
Sufficient fingerprint capacity
99 fingerprints in 1:N mode and 1,000 fingerprints in 1:1 mode can be enrolled
Auto Locking, Temporary open and Temporary Fingerprint Removal mode
User can set up auto locking, temporary open mode or temporary fingerprint
removal mode
Audible/visible indicators
LED light and buzzer sound indicate operation results
Voice prompt/Silence mode
Voice guidance is available to tell you the operation results
Emergency User Access Code and Terminals for External Power Source
User Access Code can be used in case your enrolled finger is injured, or to
allow others emergency access. A 9V square battery can be used externally to
provide power if the internal batteries are run down.
Master Finger (Administer) Mode
Master finger is necessary for fingerprint enrollment/deletion and change of
function set-up in “master finger mode” to enhance general security.
Emergency Override Mechanical Cylinder Key
Mechanical key used in case of an emergency
Sleep mode and initiation sensor
The lock powers down when no in use. In manual “Fingerprint Sensor On” mode,
the infrared initiation sensor will “wake up” the fingerprint sensor when a finger is
placed on the sensor glass, thus improving battery life and sensor efficiency.

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Connector for DC Power source
DC (+12V) can be connected to and used as well where the battery does not
work properly due to cold weather.
Audit Trail (Option)
Entry log data such as time of entry and ID stored in the lock can be
downloaded up to 1,000 events to PC through serial cable
Applications
stand-alone lock for commercial and residential
1.2 Package Contents
1.2.1 Standard Configuration
1.2.2. Option
Audit Trail Kit Mortise latch
Lock Type
Sigle Latch
1.3 Description of Components & Exploded view
- Description of Components
- Exploded View
Keypad Cover
LED Display
Keypad
Sensor
LED indicator
Green: Access granted
Red: Access denied
Emergency Key Cover
Fire-rated handle
Battery Cover
Front Body Back Body
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Description
Outer Body
Inner Body
Battery Cover
Rubber Pad
Inner Body Plate
Handles
Tubelar latch
handle Latch Pins
No
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Description
Outer Body Fixed Screw
Inner Body Fixed Screws
Battery Cover Fixed Screw
Outer-Inner Body Fixed Screw
Handle Fixed Screw
Inner Body Fixed Screw
Specification
M5 x 20mm. 2ea
M4 piece screw. 2ea
M4. 1ea
M5 x 25mm. 1ea
M5 x 10mm. 2ea
M5 x 10mm. 1ea
Please note that the cut point
should be always upper ditection
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Front Body
Handle Pins bolts, screws and
hexagonal wrench
AA BatteriesEmergency
Override Keys
User's manual
Back Body Humidity gaskets Handles Inner body plate

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1.4 Technical Specification
Item Technical parameters
Fingerprint sensor The 4th Generation CMOS Optical Sensor
Sensor resolution(sensing size) 500 dpi (16 x 19mm)
Enrollment time < 1 second
Verification time < 1 second
False Rejection Rate (FRR) 1/30 ~ 1/100
False Acceptance Rate (FAR) 1/100,000 ~ 1/1,000,000
Fingerprint Scanning twice to get on fingerprint template
User Capacity up to 99 fingerprints (1:N), 1,000 fingerprints (1:1)
Initiation sensor Infrared Sensor applied
Lock Type UL Grade 1 latch(Standard), Mortise (Option)
Supply Voltage DC 12V
Power 1.5V AA x 8 Alkaline battery
Battery life Approx. 12 months (20 times/day)
LED Display ID Number, or program or error codes
Emergency Power Source Terminal for 9V square battery
Emergency Override Key Mechanical Cylinder Key
LED Display ID Number indicator
Audible/Visual Guidance Voice/Silence, LED and Buzzer
Audit Trail Entry log data downloadable up to 1,000
events (Option)
Thickness of the door 38mm ~ 60mm
Material Body : Zinc alloy die-casting
Battery Cover : AL alloy fie-casting
Dimension Front Body : 80(w) x 290(h) x 39(d)mm
Back Body : 80(w) x 290(h) x 39(d)mm
Weight (Net) 4.2 Kg
Operating Environment - Temperature : -20 ~ +70
- Humidity : 45% RH-80% RH
Safety Certification FCC, CE
2. Programming
The function button used for programming is hidden by the battery cover on the
back body. This means that only people authorised to be on the inside and with
knowledge of the lock programming will be able to add/delete/change data and
settings. The door will need to be open when programming, in order to give access
to the front and back of the lock.
Helpful Hints for Programming
1.User Access Codes (PIN Code) :
- Default User Access Code under ID number at “01” : “0000”
- All User Access Codes consist of 4 to 12 digits
2. Management Levels and fingers identified by ID numbers that
correspond to the stored fingerprints :
- Master Finger : 1 fingerprint at ID number “00” assigned automatically
- Sub master fingers : 9 fingerprints at ID numbers “01” ~ “09”
- User fingers : 990 fingerprints at ID numbers “10” ~ “999”
Master finger or sub-master fingers are required to be verified for all
programming procedure in “Master Finger Mode” only
3.Information to be recorded for future use
-ID numbers and personal details of fingerprint enrollment
-ID numbers and User Access Codes
4. Fingerprints Enrollment
- Several finger enrolment (one finger from each hand) are recommended for
master and sub-master fingerprints
- Pointer fingers are recommended to use when enrolling fingerprints
5. Definition of LED Display
- F0 : Initiate Programing
- no : Lock is waiting for the entry of function code
- i d : Lock is waiting for the entry of ID number
- P0 : Lock is waiting for the entry of User Access Code (PIN Code)
6. Indication of Beep Sounds
-Double beep sound and a red light : Unsuccessful programming or Verification
- Triple beep sound and a green light : Successful programming or Verification
- Alarm sound : Low battery needs to replace batteries with new ones

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2.1 Fingerprint enrollment
This lock is pre-set in the Master Finger (Administer) mode. This means that
Master Finger is required to verify for all the enrollment/deletion of the
fingerprints/User Access Codes (PIN Codes) and change of data/setting. You
can change the setting to User Finger mode where you do not need Master
Finger to verify for all the enrolment/deletion of the fingerprints/User Access
Codes (PIN Codes) and change of data/setting. (Please refer to 2.4.1
Master/User Finger Mode)
7. Master Finger Mode
- This lock is pre-set in “Master Finger” mode and you are required to verify
Master finger or sub-master fingers first in all programming processes
- You can change to “User Finger” mode if you prefer simple programming
processes which do not require Master finger (or sub-master finger) verification
Correct Fingerprint Placement
Recommendation on Finger for enrollment and verification
1. Moist fingers give better images than dry fingers. If you have difficulty in
enrolling or verifying your fingerprint, try to moisten your finger with your
breath or a moisture
2. Dirty fingers are not recommended to apply not only generating obscure
fingerprint image,but also possible scratching the glass of the fingerprint
sensor. Make your finger clean before use
3. Pointer fingers are recommended to use when enrolling fingerprint. They are
the easiest and most convenient fingers to use in programming and
verification process.
2.1.1 How to enroll master finger (ID number : 00)
This is the first fingerprint enrollment after successful installation of the lock on the door.
Step 1: Open battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body of the lock within 10 seconds
upon the completion of Step 1. You should see the fingerprint sensor
light up in red
Step 3: As soon as the sensor light comes on (in red, as explained in the Step
2), place the finger of your choice - flat, firmly against the surface of the
sensor (scanning platform). When the sensor light turns off, remove
your finger and then promptly put it back on the scanning platform
again. The sensor will light up in red the second time and then turn
itself off following the second scan of that same finger. You will hear a
triple beep sound indicating the success of this fingerprint enrollment
and then see the LED display “id”
ID number “00” will be assigned automatically for master finger
Master fingerprint will remain undeleted until deletion of all fingerprints
or factory reset mode is made.
Step 4: If you want to register other finger, then put your preferred “ID” number
(01 ~999) and press “#”. (or just press “#” without entering ID number)
and the fingerprint sensor will turn on for the new fingerprint enrollment
continuously.

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Step 3: Place the master finger on the glass of the sensor to verify (LED
displays “F0-no”)
Step 4: Press “01” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)
Step 5: Enter ID number with 2 digits between 01 and 09 and press “#” button
or just press “#” button
The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light and LED
displays ID number you just entered (in case of entering ID + “#”) or
next available(empty) ID number (in case of pressing “#” only)
Please record the ID number and the details for each fingerprint
enrolled. The correct ID number will be needed when deleting an
individual fingerprint (Refer to 2.1.2 for deletions)
Step 6: Place chosen sub-master finger on the glass of the fingerprint sensor
twice while the fingerprint sensor turns on and off.
(if you do not complete Step 4 above within 5 seconds, the mode will be
changed to main control mode and LED displays “no”).
“no” in LED means the lock is waiting for entry of function codes (for example :
“01” for sub-master or user enrolment) for further programming. (refer to 3.1 for
programming code table)
You can exit from programming mode by pulling down the sliding cover in the
front body.
2.1.2 How to enroll sub-master fingers (ID Number 01 through 09)
After successful master fingerprint enrollment, you can enroll sub-master
fingerprints up to 9 fingers with assigned ID number at 01 through 09. Each
sub-master fingerprint can also be used to verify for all the enrollment/deletion
of the fingerprints/User Access Codes (PIN Codes) and change of data/setting
exactly same as master fingerprint. We recommend that you enroll several
sub-master fingers from each hand in case you have difficulty having your
master finger verified by the lock (due to an injury to the master finger, for
instance)
Step 1: Open battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Enter ID number (e.g. : “02”) and “#”

Step 4: Press “01” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)
Step 5: Enter an ID number, which is a 2 - or 3 - digits number’s between “10”
and “999” and press “#” button
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light and LED
displays ID number you just entered)
Please record the ID number and the details for each fingerprint enrolled.
please note that you need this id number when you delete the fingerprint
that’s associated with this number (Refer to 2.1.2 for deletions)
Step 6:Place chosen user finger on the glass of the fingerprint sensor twice
while the fingerprint sensor turns on and off twice.
A triple beep sound and a green light indicate the success of the user finger
enrollment and LED displays “id” for more user finger enrollment.
To continue enrolling more user fingers, or try again if unsuccessful, enter
“ID” number (“10” through “999”) and press “#” button and then repeat Step 6
To stop enrolling user finger, please pull down the sliding cover in front body
CAUTION : To enroll the user’s fingerprint, please press the user ID and #.
If you press only #, the ID shared automatically, so the
enrollment can be settied at sub-master finger
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2.1.3 How to enroll user fingers (ID Number 10 through 999)
The ID numbers assigned for user fingerprints are from “10” through “999” and
you can take same steps for sub-master fingerprints except ID numbers.
Step 1:
Open battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 3: Place master finger or sub-master finger on the glass of the sensor to
verify (LED displays “FO-no”)
A triple beep sound and a green light indicate the success of the sub-master
finger enrollment and LED displays “id” for more sub-master finger enrollment
.
To continue enrolling more sub-master fingers, or try again if unsuccessful,
enter “ID” number (“01” through “09”) and press “#” button and then repeat
Step 6
To stop enrolling sub-master finger, please pull down the sliding cover
infront body
2.2 Fingerprint Deletion
2.2.1 How to delete Single Fingerprint from lock
Step 1: Open the battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock

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Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 3: Place the master finger or the sub-master finger on the glass of the
sensor to verify (LED displays “F0-no”)
Step 4: Press “02” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)
Step 5: Enter the ID number (2 or 3 digits) of the enrolled fingerprint you wish
to delete and press “#” button. A triple beep sound and a green light
indicate the success of the fingerprint deletion.
To continue deleting an individual fingerprint, press “02” and “#” button, then
repeat Step 5.
You can delete all enrolled fingerprints by this mode except master
fingerprint.
Master fingerprint (ID number “00”) is protected from deleting by this mode
for the safety reason.
To stop deleting individual fingerprint, please pull down the sliding cover in
front body
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2.2.2 How to delete all Fingerprints from Lock
Step 1: Open the battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up sliding cover in front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light )
Step 3: Place master finger or sub-master finger on the glass of the sensor to
verify (LED displays “FO-no”)
Step 4: Press “03” and “#” button (LED displays “PO”)
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 5: Press the pincode at ID(01) and “#”. Voice prompt saying “Function
installed” will be heard to indicate successful total deletion including sub-
master fingerprint
You can delete all enrolled fingerprints but user access codes will remain
undeleted in this mode.

Step 5: Enter the ID number of the user access Code can unregistered id
number button “01” and “05” you wish to enroll and then press “#”
button (the LED displays id number that you have just entered)
If you want to change the PIN code already enrolled, delete the ID
number of the PIN Code first and then enrol new PIN Code
Step 6: Enter in your own PIN Code (4 to 12 digits) and then press #button
Please record the ID number and the PIN Code for each enrolment
and the change.
This information will be needed when deleting PIN Code
(Refer to 2.3.2 for User Access Code deletion)
Step 7: Do Step 6 again (double entry is required). A triple beep sound and a
green light indicate the successful enrollment of your PIN Code.
To continue enrolling and changing PIN Code, press “04” and “#” button
and then repeat Step 5 through Step 7.
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2.3 User Access Code (PIN Code)
2.3.1 How to enroll User Access Code (PIN Code)
Each lock comes with the factory default User Access Code, which is “0000”.
IYou may enroll user access codes up to 5 including the default user access
code. For your own security it is strongly recommended that you immediately
delete the default user access code (0000) and register a new user access
code that you’ve selected (a 4 to 12 digit number). You may register a new
user access code at any time
Step 1:
Open the battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 3: Place the master finger or the sub-master finger on the glass of the
sensor to verify (LED displays “FO-no”)
Step 4: Press “04” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)

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2.3.2 How to delete a single User Access Code (PIN Code)
Step 1: Open the battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body of the lock
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 3: Place the master finger or the sub-master finger on the glass of the
sensor to verify (LED displays “FO-no”)
Step 4: Press “05” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)
Step 5: Enter the ID number of the User Access Code you wish to delete and
then press “#” button (A triple beep sound and, green light indicate the
successful deletion)
To continue deleting a User Access Code, press “05” and “#” button and
then repeat Step 5
2.3.3 How to delete all User Access Codes (PIN Codes)
Step 1: Open the battery cover and press the “F” button in the back body of the lock
Step 2: Pull up the sliding cover in the front body
(The fingerprint sensor will then turn on with a red light)
Step 3: Place the master finger or the sub-master finger on the glass of the
sensor to verify (LED displays “FO-no”)
Step 4: Press “06” and “#” button (LED displays “id”)
A triple beep sound and a green light indicate the successful deletion
Factory default User Access Code (“0000”) at ID number “01” will be
reinstated after the completion of all PIN codes deletion.