Glutz Home Biometrics User manual

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Glutz Home Biometrics
Instruction manual

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Dear customer
Thank you for your interest in the Glutz Home
Biometrics electronic access control system.
Read this instruction manual carefully to
ensure optimal use of Glutz Home Biometrics.
In case of enquiries, please contact your
specialist dealer or contact the manufacturer
directly.
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Version: Instruction manual
Home Biometrics
Index: MA-10121
Article number Art. no. 272101(DE)
Art. no. 272348(FR)
Art. no. 272349(EN)
Release date: 2017-06-28
Reviewed: Product Management Glutz AG
Feedback: inf[email protected]
Status: APPROVED
Original language: German

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Table of Contents
1 GENERAL INFORMATION 4
1.1 Target group 4
1.2 Intended use 4
1.3 Assembly instructions 4
1.4 Danger notices 5
1.5 Abbreviations and terminology 6
1.6 Symbols 6
2 SAFETY INFORMATION 7
2.1 Security from manipulation 7
3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 8
3.1 System overview 8
3.2 Intended use 8
and area of application
4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS 9
4.1 Finger scanner 9
4.2 Correct execution of the 10
operator actions on the finger scanner
4.3 Optical signals on the finger scanner 12
4.4 Finger scanner technical data 12
4.5 Control units 13
4.6 Optical signals of the control units 14
4.7 Control unit technical data 14
5 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING 15
5.1 Commissioning devices 15
5.2 Test of wiring 17
6 OPERATIONAL CONCEPT 18
7 ESTABLISHING NORMAL 18
OPERATION AND USE OF THE
FINGER SCANNER WITH APP
7.1 Downloading the app 19
7.2 Pairing with a mobile device 19
for the first time
7.3 Deactivating Bluetooth 20
7.4 Pairing additional mobile devices 20
7.5 Managing multiple Bluetooth finger scanners 21
7.6 Storing the user pairing code 22
7.7 Resetting the app security code 23
7.8 Protecting the system in case a 24
mobile device is lost
7.9 Opening the door 25
8 ESTABLISHING NORMAL 26
OPERATION AND USE OF THE
FINGER SCANNER WITH ADMIN FINGER
8.1 Storing the admin finger and 27
establishing normal operation
8.2 Storing a user finger 28
8.3 Storing an RFID transponder 29
8.4 Opening the door 30
8.5 Deleting a user finger 31
8.6 Deleting an RFID transponder 32
8.7 Deleting all users and 33
RFID transponders
9 RESETTING THE SYSTEM TO 34
FACTORY SETTINGS
9.1 About the finger scanner 35
9.2 About the control unit 36
9.3 About the digital input 36
9.4 About the app 37
10 UPDATING THE SOFTWARE 38
11 ERROR DISPLAYS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 38
FOR THE FINGER SCANNER
12 MAINTENANCE 39
13 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 39
14 DISPOSAL 39

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1. General information
1.1 Target group
This document is intended for persons who:
• commission the system
(electrical installers, specialist personnel, etc.)
• maintain and manage the system
(owners, administrators, technicians, etc.)
This instruction manual only describes the commissioning of the Glutz
Home Biometrics devices. For information about the operation of eAccess devices
and/or the eAccess desktop software, please refer to the appropriate manuals.
1.2 Intended use
Your Glutz Home Biometrics system is an access system and must only be used
for the purpose intended by the manufacturer, the unlocking and locking of doors.
Any other use is considered as improper.
The Glutz Home Biometrics system is designed for specific areas of
application (permissible environmental conditions are described in the
chapter Technical data).
1.3 Assembly instructions
Assembly of devices
The assembly of the devices must be carried out by a qualified expert.
The assembly instructions are included in the scope of delivery.

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1.4 Danger notices
Danger to persons
WARNING
Potentially imminent danger
Identifies a potentially threatening danger that
can lead to severe bodily injuries or death.
CAUTION
Potential danger
Identifies a potentially threatening danger that
can lead to minor bodily injuries.
Danger to property
NOTE
Damage to the product
Identifies a situation in which disregard of instructions can
damage the device or impair device function.
NOTE
Information for use that helps optimise use of the device and improve
operation of the device.
Tips and tricks for daily use.

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1.5 Abbreviations and terminology
SM Surface-Mounted
BT Bluetooth
FAR False Acceptance Rate
FRR False Rejection Rate
FS Finger Scanner
RFID Radio Frequency IDentification
CU Control Unit
FM Flush-Mounted
1.6 Symbols
1. Step-by-step instructions
References to other sections of this manual
References to the assembly instructions
References to the connection diagram
• Lists without a specified sequence, 1st level

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2. Safety instructions
WARNING
Life-threatening danger due to electricity
All Glutz Home Biometrics devices must be operated with safety
extra-low voltage. Only use the power supply units provided by
Glutz AG.
Disregarding this instruction entails life-threatening danger due
to electric shock.
The electrical connection must be carried out by qualified electricians only!
2.1 Security from manipulation
Install the control unit in a secure place inside the door.
In doing so, manipulation from outside is avoided.

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3. Product description
3.1 System overview
3.2 Intended use and area of application
This product is an access system with biometric or mental identification features (finger
scan or PIN). The system consists of a detection unit and a control unit. It is available in
different models and component combinations.
The biometric access system detects the features (minutiae) of the finger lines, compares
it with the biometric information stored from the reference fingerprint and opens the
door if it matches. A model variant enables identification of the user and the opening of
the door by means of an RFID transponder.
Combination set (for Glutz eAccess control)
A Finger scanner
B2 eAccess mini control unit, plug-in power supply
B3 Mini control unit, top-hat rail power supply
C1 MINT SV mechanical multipoint lock
D Security plate with half cylinder for ingress
F3 Finger scanner to mini control unit cable
Comfort set (for Glutz MINT SVM motorised lock)
A Finger scanner
B4 Mini control unit 1 relay
C2 MINT SVM motorised multipoint lock
F3 Finger scanner to mini control unit cable
F4 Adapter cable for MINT SVM
E Lead cover with connecting cable
Comfort set (for Glutz MINT SVM motorised lock)
A Finger scanner
B1 Micro control unit
C2 MINT SVM motorised multipoint lock
F1 Finger scanner to micro control unit cable
F2 Finger scanner to micro control unit Y-cable
E Lead cover with connecting cable
G 24A/230V power supply unit
230V
A
B1 G
F1
F2
C2
E
A
B4
F3
F4
C2
E
230V
A
B 2|3
F3
C1
D
230V
Combination set
Comfort set
Compact set

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4. System components
4.1 Finger scanner
The finger scanner detects the fingerprint with a line sensor and evaluates it.
It compares the result with the biometric information stored from the reference
fingerprint and opens the door if it matches.
The finger scanner only works correctly and reliably with the papillary grooves
of the front phalanx. Calmly draw your finger over the sensor evenly
and in the correct position.
The model variants with RFID function detect and identify
RFID transponders.
Operator actions of the finger scanner
• Draw your finger
Draw your finger downwards over the sensor evenly
• Finger touch
Briefly touch the sensor with your finger
• Hold up an RFID transponder
Operate the finger scanner with an RFID transponder
1Front phalanx
2Fingerprint
1Right guide edge
2Sensor
3Left guide edge
Finger guide

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Action Description
1. Holding your finger straight, place it in
the centre between the guide edges.
Do not twist it.
2. Place the joint of the front phalanx
directly on the sensor.
Place your finger flatly on the finger guide.
3. Extend the adjacent fingers.
4. Move your finger downwards over the sensor
evenly. Move the entire hand with the finger.
Draw the front phalanx over the entire
sensor
in order to achieve optimal results.
The motion takes about 1 second.
4.2 Correct execution of the operator actions on the finger scanner
Draw your finger
• The index, middle and ring fingers work best.
The fingerprints of the thumb and little finger are more difficult to evaluate.
• If your fingers are often damp, they should be scanned when damp.
• Depending on their development, children's fingers do not work until
the child is about 7 years old.