Gallagher MorphoAccess Sigma Lite User manual

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MorphoAccess Installation
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Contents
1Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4
2Biometric categories ........................................................................................................................... 4
3Morpho Biometric Readers................................................................................................................. 4
4Before you begin................................................................................................................................. 5
5Installation .......................................................................................................................................... 6
5.1 Installing the USB Dongle / MSO Drivers ................................................................................. 6
5.1.1 SafeNet - Verif / IDENT Dongle Type ......................................................................... 6
5.1.2 Morpho ACS – VERIF / IDENT Dongle Type................................................................ 7
5.2 Installing MSO300 and MSO FVP Drivers................................................................................. 8
5.3 Installing the License Manager ................................................................................................ 9
5.4 Installing Microsoft Redistributables....................................................................................... 9
5.5 Installing the VERIF Dongle MACI License ............................................................................. 10
6Installing MorphoAccess Readers ..................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Configuring a Biometric Reader............................................................................................. 11
6.1.1Configuring IP Address - Finger Vein Readers ......................................................... 11
6.1.2 Configuring IP Address - Sigma Readers using MA5G Native Mode........................ 12
6.2 Supported MorphoAccess Readers ....................................................................................... 14
6.2.1 Legacy Morpho Readers .......................................................................................... 14
6.2.2 Finger Vein Morpho Readers................................................................................... 14
6.2.3 Sigma Series Morpho Readers................................................................................. 15
6.2.4 MorphoWave Contactless Readers ......................................................................... 15
6.3 Upgrading the MorphoAccess Reader Firmware................................................................... 16
6.4 Physically installing MorphoAccess Readers ......................................................................... 18
6.5 MA Sigma, MA VP and MorphoWave Wiring ........................................................................ 18
6.6 Power Supply Requirements ................................................................................................. 20
6.7 Morpho Extended Database Licenses.................................................................................... 20
6.7.1 Morpho Reader Default User Databases................................................................. 20
6.7.2 Available Morpho Database Extension License ....................................................... 20
6.7.3 Installing a MA5xx Extended License or MA J Upgrade to 3k Users ........................ 21
7Supported Fingerprint Enrolment Devices........................................................................................ 24
8Creating a new Morpho Biometric Card Type................................................................................... 25
9Creating a new Morpho Biometric Reader ....................................................................................... 32
10 Enrolling Users .................................................................................................................................. 37
10.1 Configuring a Cardholder Biometrics Tile .............................................................................. 37
10.2 Capturing Biometrics (Fingerprint or Finger Vein)................................................................. 38
10.3 Capturing Biometrics (MorphoWave).................................................................................... 40
11 Communications Encryption............................................................................................................. 44
11.1 Encryption using Command Centre....................................................................................... 44
11.2 Encryption using the Biometric Encryption Utility................................................................. 45
11.3 Known Issue........................................................................................................................... 47
11.4 Unencryption......................................................................................................................... 48
12 Configuring Biometric Verification.................................................................................................... 52
13 Encoding Morpho Cards for Verification .......................................................................................... 53
14 Performing Overrides on a Morpho Biometric Reader..................................................................... 54
15 Terminals with Biometric Readers .................................................................................................... 56
16 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................ 57

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1Introduction
The term biometric operation refers to the process of evaluating a biometric sample, (e.g. a person’s
fingerprint or finger vein) for the purpose of authenticating a person’s identity. Typically, a biometric
sample is taken from a person and compared with one or more previously-captured biometric samples,
called templates, to determine or verify that person’s identity. The Biometric Integration feature provides
the ability for Morpho biometric readers to be connected to Gallagher Command Centre and configured
as hardware items, for the purpose of biometric identification.
There are a number of procedures that make up the process for configuring Biometric Integration, both
within Gallagher Command Centre and externally from the Gallagher Command Centre system, (e.g.
physically installing and configuring MorphoAccess readers).
This document covers the entire configuration process from start to finish.
2Biometric categories
Biometric operations fall into one of two different categories depending on how many templates a
person's biometric sample is compared with during the operation, as follows:
Biometric Identification:
When a person's biometric sample, (e.g. their fingerprint or finger vein), is compared against all
the fingerprints/veins in a database to determine who that person is, the biometric operation is
called "biometric identification" because it has been used to identify who that person is.
Biometric Verification:
When a person identifies themselves prior to the biometric operation, (e.g. badging their card),
and then the biometric operation is used to verify that the person is in fact who they say they
are, this is called "biometric verification". This is done by comparing the biometric sample
presented with just one template that has been previously identified as belonging to that
person.
If a site chooses to control access by way of biometric identification (as opposed to biometric
verification), then there is no need for a Cardholder to carry or use a card. However, if a site chooses to
control access by way of biometric verification, then typically these Cardholders will carry a card that they
will use to first identify themselves prior to a biometric operation verifying they are who they say they
are.
3Morpho Biometric Readers
Morpho Biometric Readers can capture a fingerprint/vein from a Cardholder and compare it with a
biometric template to determine how closely it matches. The results of that biometric operation can then
be used to determine with more certainty that the cardholder is who they say they are.
Some Morpho Biometric Readers can also store biometric templates. These readers have one or more
internal databases and the number of templates they can store depends on the model of reader. The
different models range from having just one database that can store templates for 500 Cardholders, up to
the high-end model which has 16 databases, each capable of storing templates for 3,000 Cardholders – a
total of 48,000 Cardholders. These readers can store two biometric templates per Cardholder, which
means a Cardholder can use either one of two fingers to gain access. It does not mean the readers are
capable of evaluating both fingers as part of one biometric operation.

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4Before you begin
•If Morpho is already installed and are upgrading your system, you need to remove the Morpho
related drivers or software from the Command Centre server and any workstation that will be
capturing biometrics, as follows:
1. Remove the dongle and any biometric enrolment devices.
2. Open the Windows Add or Remove Programs utility, and remove:
-Morpho MorphoSmart USB Drivers,
-Sentinel Protection Installer 7.x.x, and
-Morpho Integrators Kit
-Morpho License Protection
3. Upgrade the Morpho related drivers and software to the versions listed in this document.
•All Morpho resources and documents are compressed into the Morpho Utilities.zip, located at the
root level of the Command Centre installation files, available from the ftp server or on DVD disc on
request.

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5Installation
Note: This section provides step-by-step instructions for installing all the necessary MorphoAccess
components. Additional information is available in the Morpho License Manager User’s Guide (Morpho
License Manager UG.pdf), located in the ‘Morpho Utilities\Documentation’ folder of the
Command Centre installation files, if required.
5.1 Installing the USB Dongle / MSO Drivers
The Biometric Dongle Driver must be installed on the Command Centre server and any workstation that
will be capturing biometrics. Either of the following dongle drivers work with Gallagher Command Centre:
-SafeNet Dongle: USB VERIF (Part No. C864401) or USB IDENT (Part No. C864403/C864405)
-Morpho ACS Dongle: V2 USB VERIF (Part No. C864510) or USB IDENT (Part No. C864515)
Command Centre version v7.80 (or later) no longer requires a "VERIF Dongle" on the server unless
Biometric enrolments are also performed from the server. (Duplicate template check will continue to
require an "IDENT Dongle".)
5.1.1 SafeNet - Verif / IDENT Dongle Type
IMPORTANT: Do not plug your dongle before installing drivers otherwise your dongle might not
be detected.
1. Locate and run Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.5.8.exe in the ‘Morpho Utilities\
Device Drivers\SafeNet Dongle’ folder of the Command Centre installation files.
The Welcome screen of the InstallShield Wizard displays.
2. Click the Next button.
The License Agreement screen displays.
3. Click the I accept the terms in the license agreement radio button, and then the Next button.
The Setup Type screen displays.

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4. Click the Complete radio button, and then the Next button.
The Ready to Install the Program screen displays.
5. Click the Install button.
Once installation has successfully completed, the Completed screen displays.
6. Click the Finish button.
The InstallShield Wizard closes.
7. You can plug your Morpho Dongle in a USB port of your computer.
5.1.2 Morpho ACS – VERIF / IDENT Dongle Type
IMPORTANT: Do not plug your dongle before installing drivers otherwise your dongle might not
be detected.
1. Locate and run Setup.exe in the ‘Morpho Utilities\Device Drivers\Morpho
Dongle (ACS)’ folder of the Command Centre installation files.
A Setup screen displays.
2. Select your language and click the OK button.
The Welcome screen of the installation wizard displays.
3. Click the Next button.
The Destination Folder screen displays.
4. Select your installation directory and click the Next button.
The Ready to install screen displays.

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5. Click the Install button.
Once installation has successfully completed, the Completed screen displays.
6. Click the Finish button.
The installation wizard closes.
7. You can plug your MorphoDongle in a USB port of your computer.
5.2 Installing MSO300 and MSO FVP Drivers
IMPORTANT: Do not plug your MSO dongle before installing drivers otherwise your MSO might
not be detected.
1. Path your way to the ‘Morpho Utilities\Device Drivers\MorphoSmart’
folder of the Command Centre installation files.
2. Open the appropriate folder for you operating system, i.e.
‘x64’ for a 64 bit operating system,OR
‘x86’ for a 32 bit operating system
3. Run the Setup.exe executable.
The Welcome screen of the InstallShield Wizard displays.
4. Click the Next button.
The Destination Folder screen displays.
5. If you want to change installation directory for MorphoSmart Drivers click the Change…
button and select another directory, otherwise click the Next button.
The Ready to Install the Program screen displays.
6. Click the Install button.
Note: You may then be asked to validate installation of driver.
Once installation has successfully completed, the Completed screen displays.
7. Click the Finish button.
The installation wizard closes and a ‘Restart PC’ pop-up displays.
8. Click the No button.
A restart of the PC does not need to be done until after you install the License Manager.

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5.3 Installing the License Manager
IMPORTANT: You should install this software with Administrator rights (launch a command
prompt as an administrator if you want to use MSI file), otherwise you should register manually
service. If the service is not registered, no ID or license will be displayed.
1. Path your way to the ‘Morpho Utilities\ License Manager\Morpho License
Manager 4.13.0’ folder of the Command Centre installation files.
2. Open the appropriate folder for you operating system, i.e.
‘x64’ for a 64 bit operating system,OR
‘x86’ for a 32 bit operating system
3. Run the Multiprotect_License_Protection_Installer.exe executable.
The Welcome screen of the Multiprotect License Protection Setup wizard displays.
4. Click the Next button.
The Choose Installation Mode screen displays.
5. Click the Copy and install service radio button, then the Next button.
The Select Installation Folder screen displays.
6. Click the Next button.
The Confirm Installation screen displays.
7. Click the Next button.
8. Click the Close button.
5.4 Installing Microsoft Redistributables
To install the Microsoft Visual Studio Redistributables (32-bit) on the capture workstation, follow these
steps:
1. Navigate to the ‘Morpho Utilities\Microsoft Redistributables’folder of the
Command Centre installation files.
Note: Both the VC10redist_x86 or VC12redist_x86 Microsoft Redistributables are required.
2. Open the VC10redist_x86 folder and run the executable. Work your way through each screen.
3. Open the VC12redist_x86 folder and run the executable. Work your way through each screen.
4. Once the Microsoft Redistributables have been installed, restart the computer.

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5.5 Installing the VERIF Dongle MACI License
A VERIF dongle is required on each enrolment location (server or workstation) that will be capturing
biometrics.
1. Plug in the dongle and biometric enrolment device.
An “Installing device driver software” notification icon displays in the Windows taskbar, (in the
notification area, next to the clock), indicating that Windows has detected a new USB device.
2. Wait while Windows identifies the driver software and installs the necessary files. This may take
some period of time depending on the version of Windows you are running.
Installing the MACI License on VERIF USB Dongle
The license file will be sent to you as part of your order of part number C864401. To install the
license follow these steps:
1. Click Start > All Programs > Morpho > License Management 4.13.0 > Manager 4.13.0 (GUI).
2. Click the Add License button.
The “Add a new license” dialog displays.
3. Click the Browse button.
The “Open” dialog displays.
4. From the license files provided with the dongle, select the appropriate license file for the
dongle plugged into the PC, and click the Open button.
The message “License has been correctly set” displays.
5. Click the OK button.

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6Installing MorphoAccess Readers
6.1 Configuring a Biometric Reader
Readers must be configured with their IP address to be available on the network.
6.1.1 Configuring IP Address - Finger Vein Readers
Finger Vein Readers can be configured by writing files onto a USB memory stick using the USB
Network Tool, as follows:
1. Locate and run USB_Network_Tool.exe in the ‘Morpho Utilities\Legacy
Configuration Tools\USB Network Tool’ folder of the Command Centre
installation files.
2. Enter the IP, Mask and Gateway for your Finger Vein Reader, and click the Write File… button.
A ‘Save As’ dialog displays.
3. Path your way to the USB drive and click the Save button.
The ‘Save As’ dialog closes.
4. Click the Exit button.
The USB Tool closes.
5. Power on the MAVP Reader, and plug the USB drive into the Finger Vein Reader.
It beeps and flashes once the files transfer is complete. The USB drive can be removed.
The reader will indicate when the USB memory stick is plugged in and will give a single beep
before restarting.
6. Unplug the USB memory stick from the MA Sigma Series reader when the reader restarts.
The MA Sigma Series reader should now be ready to be connected to the same network as
the Gallagher Command Centre system.

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6.1.2 Configuring IP Address – Sigma and Wave Readers using MA5G Native
Mode
Sigma Readers using MA5G (native) mode can be configured using the Web Browser, as follows:
1. Open an Internet Browser, (e.g. Internet Explorer).
2. Enter the IP address of the reader in the Address field at the top, and press <Enter> on your
keyboard (Default = 192.168.1.10).
The IDEMIA Log in screen displays. The reader type will determine what Morpho reader icon
is shown on this screen.
3. Enter the default Username, (i.e. Admin) in the Username field.
4. Enter the default password, (i.e. 12345) in the Password field, and click the Login button.
5. Click on Terminal Settings to expand the list below it, and then click Communication.
6. Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway for your reader, and click the Save button.

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7. Click Date Time from the Terminal Settings expanded list.
8. Enter the date and time and click the Save button.

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6.2 Supported MorphoAccess Readers
The following MorphoAccess readers and associated firmware versions are supported.
Important Notes:
•For site security, it is recommended that the password on Sigma Bio, Sigma Multi, Sigma Extreme
and MorphoWave readers be changed after readers have been configured.
•Changing default reader settings other than those mentioned in this document may adversely
impact reader functionality.
•Sigma readers preinstalled with Firmware 3.3.1 onwards have fixed IP Addresses (192.168.1.10) for
easier configuration.
•Morpho Biometric Readers have their time synchronised with the Command Centre server daily. By
default, it synchronises at 3:30 am.
•Factory Sigma Readers with Firmware 4.5.1 default to MA5G mode. Sites using Command Centre
versions older than vEL7.80 will need to change the Sigma Reader firmware to MA2G4.5.1 (Legacy
Mode) firmware.
•Please contact Gallagher Technical Support for assistance if any issues arise.
6.2.1 Legacy Morpho Readers
Reader Model
Description
Unit Part No
Firmware
MA100/MA120
MA 100 Biometric Terminal 252265966 3.3.8
MA 120 D Biometric Terminal + MIFARE 1K & 4K
+ DESFire
252188198
3.8.0
MA J-Bio/J-Dual
MA J BIO Biometric Terminal
293563851
3.8.0
MA J Dual Biometric Terminal + MIFARE 1K & 4K
+ DESFire
293563843
3.8.0
MA500,520,521/
OMA520,521
Morpho Biometric Reader MA500 +
293556661
3.9.0
Morpho Biometric Reader MA520 + D 293556653 3.9.0
Morpho Biometric Reader MA521 + D
293556608
3.9.0
Morpho Biometric Reader OMA520 + D
260552318
3.9.0
Morpho Biometric Reader OMA521 + D 260552305 3.9.0
6.2.2 Finger Vein Morpho Readers
Reader Model Description Unit Part No
Firmware
Finger Vein/VP
Series
Morpho Access VP BIO Reader
293586164
3.11.0
Morpho Access VP Dual Reader
293585745
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6.2.3 Sigma Series Morpho Readers
Reader Model
Description
Unit Part No
Firmware
Sigma Lite/
Sigma Lite+
MA Sigma Lite (BIO + LED)
293667753
4.5.1
MA Sigma Lite MULTI (BIO + CARD + LED) 293667774 4.5.1
MA Sigma Lite + (BIO + PIN + LCD)
293667795
4.5.1
MA Sigma Lite + MULTI (BIO + PIN + CARD + LCD)
293667810
4.5.1
MA Sigma
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma WR BIO-IP65 293638843 4.5.1
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma WR MULTI-IP65
293638885
4.5.1
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma BIO
293645471
4.5.1
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma MULTI
293645546
4.5.1
MA Sigma
Extreme
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma Extreme MULTI 293696168 4.5.1
Morpho Biometric MA Sigma Extreme FFD MULTI
293696192
4.5.1
6.2.4 MorphoWave Contactless Readers
Reader Model
Description
Unit Part No
Firmware
MorphoWave
Compact
MorphoWave Compact MD
293721205
1.2.2
MorphoWave Compact MDPI 293719304 1.2.2
IMPORTANT: MorphoWave Compact Readers can be used as enrolment devices only OR for
access purposes at a door.
MorphoWave Compact Readers used for…
enrolment only,
•are not in Command Centre and are limited to enrolment
functionality.
•are configured on the enrolment workstation with the
special Morpho ‘dongle’ (a device that allows ‘biometric
samples’ to be transformed into ‘biometric templates’ for
storage in Command Centre).
•can be redeployed for access purposes by first removing the
enrolment configuration.
•Note: To help protect ‘biometric samples’ during enrolment,
since network communications with enrolment readers are
not encrypted, sites may directly connect the reader via a
short cross-over cable to a separate (second) network port
on the workstation.
access purposes at a door,
•are added to Command Centre as a Morpho Biometric
Reader item.
•can have encrypted network communications (for access
configuration and ‘biometric templates’).

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6.3 Upgrading the MorphoAccess Reader Firmware
To upgrade the firmware version on the MorphoAccess readers, follow the appropriate steps below:
Sigma and MorphoWave Readers
•If the reader is encrypted, it will need to be unencrypted before upgrading.
See 11.4 Unencryption (on page 48) for further detail.
•Do not upgrade the reader via the USB method.
Installing the MoprhoBioToolBox
1. Copy the executable MBTB_Setup_V4.1.2.exe from the ‘Morpho Utilities\
MorphoBioToolBox’ folder to an arbitrary directory on your local hard drive, and execute it.
The Welcome screen of the MorphoBio ToolBox Setup Wizard displays.
2. Click the Next button.
The License Agreement screen displays.
3. Click the I Agree button.
The Choose Install Location screen displays.
4. Choose the Destination Folder of MBTB installation, and click the Install button to start the
proper installation.
The Completion screen displays when the product is successfully installed.
5. Click the Finish button.
6. Double-click the MBTB icon on your desktop.
Upgrading the Firmware
1. From the MorphoBioToolbox Connection screen, select the Tools button.
2. Click the Firmware Upgrade tab.

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3. Click the Browse button, and navigate to the ‘Morpho Utilities\Device Firmware\
MA Reader Firmware’ folder.
4. Select the Firmware folder specific to the Morpho Reader type.
Note: There are two variants of firmware available fro the Sigma Readers. The
firmware determines the reader mode. MA5G Native Mode or MA2G Legacy Mode.
Morpho Utilities\Device Firmware\MA Reader Firmware\MA SIGMA Lite FW 4.5.1
•Firmware-upgrade-malite_MA5G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Native Mode Firmware)
•Firmware-upgrade-malite_MA2G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Legacy Mode Firmware)
Morpho Utilities\Device Firmware\MA Reader Firmware\MA SIGMA Lite Plus FW 4.5.1
•Firmware-upgrade-malite_MA5G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Native Mode Firmware)
•Firmware-upgrade-malite_MA2G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Legacy Mode Firmware)
Morpho Utilities\Device Firmware\MA Reader Firmware\MA SIGMA Series FW 4.5.1
•Firmware-upgrade-masigma_MA5G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Native Mode Firmware)
•Firmware-upgrade-masigma_MA2G.4.5.1-prod.bin (Legacy Mode Firmware)
5. Click the Open button.
6. Enter the IP Address of the reader.
7. Click the Upgrade button.
Note: You may get prompted for an interim firmware version if your current version is
significantly older than the version you are attempting to upgrade to.

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6.4 Physically installing MorphoAccess Readers
Install the reader as per the Morpho installation document supplied with the reader.
6.5 MA Sigma, MA VP and MorphoWave Wiring
Ethernet (T568A standard)
These readers have an internal RJ45 connector which accepts a standard twisted pair cable.
Alternatively, the terminal block can be used:
Reader Cable Colour (T568A standard) PIN # 10BaseT Signal / 100BaseT Signal
RX+
White/Green
1
Transmit +
RX-
Green
2
Transmit -
TX+
White/Orange
3
Receive +
TX-
Orange
4
Receive -
HBUS Wiegand Door Module
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 1
HBUS Wiegand Door Module - Reader 1
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R1 DATA 0
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R1 DATA 1
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R1 OUT 1
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R1 OUT 2
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 2
HBUS Wiegand Door Module - Reader 2
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R2 DATA 0
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R2 DATA 1
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R2 OUT 1
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R2 OUT 2
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader
Power Supply *
12V + (Red)
12V +
GND - (Black)
GND -
*See Power Supply Requirements (on page 20) for further detail.
GBUS Wiegand URI
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 1
GBUS Wiegand URI - Reader 1
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R1 DATA 0
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R1 DATA 1
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R1 OUT 1
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R1 OUT 2
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 2
GBUS Wiegand URI - Reader 2
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R2 DATA 0
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R2 DATA 1
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R2 OUT 1
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R2 OUT 2
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader
Power Supply *
12V + (Red)
12V +
GND - (Black)
GND -
*See Power Supply Requirements (on page 20) for further detail.

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GBUS URI
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 1 GBUS URI - Reader 1
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
DATA 0
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
DATA 1
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
OUT 1
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
OUT 2
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader
Power Supply *
12V + (Red)
12V +
GND - (Black)
GND -
*See Power Supply Requirements (on page 20) for further detail.
Reader Module 4R / 8R
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 1
Reader Module 4R / 8R
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R1 In
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R2 In
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R2 OUT
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R1 OUT
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 2
Reader Module 4R / 8R
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R3 In
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R4 In
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R4 OUT
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R3 OUT
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 3
Reader Module 8R
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R5 In
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R6 In
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R6 OUT
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R5 OUT
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader 4
Reader Module 8R
Wiegand OUT 0 - Green
R7 In
Wiegand OUT 1 - White
R8 In
Wiegand LED 1 - Blue
R8 OUT
Wiegand LED 2 - Blue/Red
R7 OUT
Wiegand Ground - Red/Black
GND -
MA Sigma / MorphoWave Reader
Power Supply *
12V + (Red)
12V +
GND - (Black)
GND -
*See Power Supply Requirements (on page 20) for further detail.

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6.6 Power Supply Requirements
Note: Morpho Biometric Readers require significantly more current than Gallagher readers. It is strongly
recommended that a biometric reader is connected directly to the systems power supply and not to a
Gallagher Controller or URI.
Reader
Requirements
MA5xx
9 to 16 Volts ± 5% power supply (750mA max @12V, 250mA typ @12V)
MA Sigma and MA Sigma Lite
12 to 24 Volts (regulated) 1 Amp min @ 12V
MA J Series
12 V ± 5% (regulated) 0.5 Amp. Minimum (peak)
MA VP Series
12 V [9 to 16 Volts] (regulated) 1 Amp. Minimum
MorphoWave Compact
(
MWC)
Either:
•POE+ power supply to IEEE802.3at standard, or
•12 VDC supply with a minimum of 2.5 Amp. At 12 VDC (30 watts)
IMPORTANT: It is important NOT to connect the MWC Terminal to the Gallagher Controller or URI 12VDC
output. The current requirements of the MWC exceeds the 12VDC supply from Gallagher hardware.
Failure to connect the MWC to a suitable power source will damage the terminal and void the
warranty.
6.7 Morpho Extended Database Licenses
A Morpho Reader User Database can be extended by loading an Extended Database License. This may be
required for identification from the database on the reader.
Note: The Extended Database License is specific to the Morpho Reader and the Morpho Reader "License
ID" is required when purchasing the Extended Database Licence.
The License ID is located on the Morpho Readers label. For example:
6.7.1 Morpho Reader Default User Databases
Reader Model
Default User Database
MA Sigma Lite and
MA Sigma Lite + Multi
Default 500 user Database. Reader DB expandable to 3,000 users.
MA Sigma Multi
Default 5000 user Database. Reader DB expandable to 50,000 users.
MA VP Dual Finger
Vein Reader
Default 5000 user Database. Reader DB expandable to 10,000 users.
MorphoWave
Default 20,000 user Database. Reader DB expandable to 40,000 users.
6.7.2 Available Morpho Database Extension License
Reader Database Extension License Name
Part. No.
Extends database size…
MA J/Sigma Lite Reader Database Extension License
C864106
to 3,000 users
MA 5xx/ MA Sigma Multi Extended Database License
C864402
to 50,000 users
MA VP /Sigma 10K User License
C864107
to 10,000 users
MorphoWave 40K User License
TBA
to 40,000 users