Eyelock Nanoface User manual

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Next Generation Facial Recognition System

System User Guide (v1.0.6)

January 2022

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About This Manual

NanoFace™ is an advanced facial recognition solution that provides highly accurate face

recognition in a compact, ultra-fast, cost-effective, system. This manual contains the

descriptions and operational instructions for the NanoFace™ device. It is intended and

written for system administrators who are in charge of overall operation including

installation and management. We recommend you

familiarize yourself with this manual to

make use of the product correctly and effectively.

•

The figures and screenshots in this guide are given for illustration purposes

only and may differ from the actual product.

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Due to continuous technological improvements, the guide may not contain

the most updated information. For further information not covered in this

guide, please contact us at support@eyelock.com.

Revision History

Version

Date

Description

Note

1.0.0 09-11-2021

Initial release

1.0.1 11-15-2021 Updated Appendix A: OSD Menu List

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Conventions in This Manual

The following symbols are used throughout this manual. Make sure that you fully

understand the meaning of each symbol and follow the instructions accompanied.

Symbol

Name

Description

WARNING Indicates information that should be followed

with the utmost care. Failure to comply with a

warning could cause severe damage to the

equipment or injury to personnel.

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation

which, if not avoided, could result in

equipment damage, data loss, performance

degradation, or unexpected results.

IMPORTANT

Emphasizes essential information required for

user success.

NOTE Provides important supplemental information

that might enhance users' understanding or

alternative steps to accomplish their goals.

TIP

Provides optional information to help users be

more successful in their tasks

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Table of Contents

About This Manual ........................................................................................................................ 2

Revision History

........................................................................................................................ 2

Conventions in This Manual .......................................................................................................... 3

1. Introduction to NanoFace ..................................................................................................... 5

1.1. Features ......................................................................................................................... 5

1.2. Components ................................................................................................................... 6

1.3. Parts and Controls ......................................................................................................... 8

1.4. Touch Screen ................................................................................................................10

1.5. Accessories ...................................................................................................................11

2. Installing NanoFace .............................................................................................................12

2.1. Installation Requirements ..............................................................................................12

2.1.1. Environmental Requirements .................................................................................12

2.1.2. Electrical Requirements .........................................................................................13

2.1.3. Tool Requirements .................................................................................................13

2.2. Installation Procedure ....................................................................................................15

2.2.1. Mounting Device (Wall Mount) ................................................................................15

2.2.2. Mounting Device (Gang Box Mount) .......................................................................17

2.2.3. Connecting Cables .................................................................................................18

3. Using NanoFace ..................................................................................................................23

3.1. Enrollment .....................................................................................................................23

3.2. Authentication ...............................................................................................................24

4. Product Specifications ..........................................................................................................26

4.1. Mechanical Specifications .............................................................................................26

4.1.1.

Dimensions (unit: mm)

...........................................................................................26

4.2. Key Technical Specifications .........................................................................................27

4.3. Cables and Connectors .................................................................................................29

4.4.

Environmental Specifications

...........................................................................................31

Appendix A: OSD Menu List .........................................................................................................32

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1. Introduction to NanoFace

NanoFace is a face recognition terminal that provides face recognition in an embedded

system with real-time subject finding and local authentication for high throughput access control

and time & attendance applications.

1.1. Features

The key features of NanoFace are shown in the following table:

Feature

Description

Advanced real time subject

tracking with simple user

instructions

NanoFace accurately locates the subject face in real time

and tracks in 2 sides of angle to provides wider and deeper

positioning.

Robust subject to camera

operating range

Operating distance range (stand-off) from 0.4 to 2.0 meters

Wide angle face imaging for

outstanding capture volume

Allows height range of 145 to 210 cm (65 cm) at subject to

device distance of 2.0 m

Utilization of ultra-high

performance face matching

engines

Advanced, dedicated co-processor allows utilization of

latest and most powerful face algorithms.

Supplemental display of

authorization results

Can display authorization decision when coupled to access

control provisioning logic so that “subject recognized, but

not granted permission” information can be displayed.

Supports multiple languages in

GUI

English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese,

Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, French

Large on-board (embedded) face

template database

Stores up to 20,000 active face templates on-board in 1:1

recognition (verification) identification mode. Stores up to

20,000 active face templates on-board in 1:N identification

mode.

Use in widest range of lighting

conditions

Embedded illuminators in both white and NIR ranges

expand use in adverse ambient light environments.

High speed face matching Can provide up to 20,000 matches per second on-board.

Standard multi-band RFID reader

MiFare, DesFire, FeliCa card support with standard

embedded ISO/IEC 14443 reader.

Full range of deployment options Standard connections in include selectable Wiegand IN or

OUT, GPI, RS 485, and contact relay

Fully compatibility with eyeLock’s

EIS system software

Supports full integration with EIS for distributed access

control and T&A solutions on single network.

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1.2. Components

Before you begin, make sure that all the following items are included with your device. If

you find anything is missing, contact your dealer/distributor/reseller.

Mounting Plate

NanoFace®

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Table 1. NanoFace component table

Name Quantity

Description Note

NanoFace 1

Main system / face recognition terminal

Mounting Plate 1 Installs the unit on a wall or on an outlet

box

Diode 1 Prevents currents in unintended

directions (See Relay Connection for

an

example of its use)

Power cable 1 Connects user supplied power to device

Relay cable 1

GPI cable 1

Wiegand cable 1

RS-485 cable 1

AC adapter 1

Output 15V

DC, 2A

Power cord (optional) 1

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1.3. Parts and Controls

Name

Description

Note

Camera

Captures the face images

IR LED Illuminates the face using the NIR lighting when

capturing the faces

Touch screen

Shows preview images before capture and provides

a graphical interface for enrollment and device

configuration

White LED Gives supplemental illumination in dim ambient light

RF card reader

Indicates the area where RF cards can be read

Ambient light sensor

Detects the changes of light in the surrounding

environment

Speaker

Delivers sound from device

Mounting plate socket Attaches the unit with the mounting plate

USB port Connects a USB flash drive

NanoFace by eyeLock

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Name Description

Tripod socket Attaches a tripod (or equivalent mount) with a

standard consumer tripod 1/4-20 UNC screw

Tamper switch

Starts an alarm, if configured, when a physical

tampering attempt is detected

Removable tabs Allow the wire routing and let cables go through the

openings when removed

Ethernet port Connects an ethernet cable

Power plug Connects the power cable

Factory reset button Restores the device to its original manufacturer

settings

RS-485 termination

switch

Provides termination when the device is located at the

physical end of RS-485 wiring

RS-485 Connects the RS-485 cable

Wiegand input or

output

Connects the Wiegand cable either as input or as

output selectively

GPI input Connects the GPI cable

Relay Connect the relay cable

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Debug Reserved for debugging purposes only

1.4. Touch Screen

No. Name

Description

Note

1 Status indicator Shows the status of network

connection and third party application



White: online

 Red: offline or not

usable

2 Settings button

Enters the device setup menu screen

3 Enrollment button

Enters the user enrollment menu screen

4

Preview screen

Gives a preview of subject’s face

5 Home button

Goes to the home screen

6 Back button Goes back to the previous menu screen

7 Settings Shows settings menu – User, Device,

C

ommunication, Display, Authentication,

Log

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1.5. Accessories

No.

Name Description

Mounting bracket

1

Secure I/O

1

RF card writer

1

Dual RF card reader/writer

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2. Installing NanoFace

This chapter gives the information about the requirements and the prerequisites for

installing NanoFace and the installation procedures.

2.1. Installation Requirements

Before installation, make sure that the following requirements are met.

2.1.1. Environmental Requirements

NanoFace is designed and intended for indoor use only. The device is not

weatherproof and must not be exposed to water, ice, extreme temperatures, or

other adverse weather conditions. If it is required to use the device in outdoor or

extreme environments, contact local sales or [email protected]om for more

information.

☑ Avoid the location that is exposed to backlight, direct sunlight, and other strong

illumination.

☑ Choose the location with moderate ambient light.

Environmental requirements

☑

Determine the height at which you install the device.

The recommended mounting height is 53 inches (135 cm) from the floor to the

bottom of the device. It covers a person’s height from 57 inches (145 cm) up

to 83 inches (210 cm) at a distance of 36 inches (91 cm) from the device.

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Recommended mounting height

Typical

Mounting bracket (optional)

2.1.2. Electrical Requirements

☑ Use a stable power supply adapter and cabling in accordance with Table 2 below.

Minimum current is 2.0 A. (Maximum actual voltage is 25 V DC.)

Note: usage of 12V DC is possible if there is no voltage drop due to either cable loss or

fluctuations in mains (AC) power. Please contact EyeLock for more information.

☑ It is preferrable that the power cable is as short as possible. Ensure that wire gauge is

correct in accordance with Table 2.

☑ Use CAT5 or better for Ethernet cable.

Table 2. Power requirements depending on cable length and wire gauge

Input voltage

(V)

Wire gauge

(AWG)

Power cable length (m)

Note

Recommended Maximum

15 20 25.0 37.5 Standard Configuration

22 15.7 23.6

24 20 70.1 105.1

22 44.0 66.0

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2.1.3. Tool Requirements

The following tools may be necessary for installation and are not supplied.

Table 3. Required tools

Purpose

Name

Figure

Note

General

Screw driver

Cross head

Tape ruler

For measuring the installation height

Cutting plier

Concrete

wall

mount

Electric drill

With a drill bit and anchor bolts

Marker

Hammer

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2.2. Installation Procedure

2.2.1. Mounting Device (Wall Mount)

You can install the device onto a wall directly by using the mounting plate.

1.

Remove the screw that attaches NanoFace to the mounting plate and disassemble the plate.

Keep the screw because it will be used to attach them again.

2.

Put the mounting plate at the predetermined position and attach the plate onto the wall with the

screws (M4 x 8 minimum)

Wall mounting points

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For concrete wall mount, do the following steps:

Put marks on the wall through the holes of plate by using a marker.

Drill the marked points by using an electric drill.

Attach the anchor bolts to the holes by using a hammer.

Attach the plate to the wall with the screws.

3. Connect the power cable and peripherals cables, if necessary, to the connectors in the rear

panel. (See Connecting Cables for more information)

4. Remove one or more plastic tabs to allow the wire routing and let the cables go through the

openings.

Removable tabs

5.

Put the device onto the installed plate, slide it downward, and attach them with the screw (M3 x 6)

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2.2.2. Mounting Device (Gang Box Mount)

You can also install the device on a gang box (outlet box) by using the mounting plate.

1.

Remove the screw that attaches NanoFace to the mounting plate and disassemble them.

Keep the screw because it will be used to attach them again.

2. Put the mounting plate onto the gang box and attach it to the box with the screws (M4 x 8).

Gang box mounting points

Make sure that the outgoing cables from the gang box go through the

rectangular opening in the plate.

3. Connect the power cable and peripherals cables, if necessary, to the connectors in the rear

panel. (See Connecting Cables for more information)

4. Put the device onto the installed plate, slide it downward, and assemble them with the

screw (M3 x 6)

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2.2.3. Connecting Cables

Power Connection

Network Connection

RJ-45 connector for 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet communication, minimum CAT5 cable.

DC

Power suppl y

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Relay Connection – Dead-Bolt Type Door Lock

There are two types of dead-bolt door lock connections and configuration supported – fail-

safe and fail-secure.



Use different power supplies for the NanoFace and the door lock.

 Install the diode at both ends of the circuit as shown in the figure below

close to the door lock to protect the relay contact from the reverse

current that occurs when the door lock works.

 Make sure that the diode direction is correct.

Fail-Safe Configuration

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Fail-Secure Configuration

Relay Connection – Automatic Door

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