Samsung CDR10018 User manual

F-Pass Reader
(CDR10018)
User Manual

Contents
Before Use .................................................. 2
1. Cautions for Safety................................... 3
2.
F-Pass Reader (CDR 10018) ...................... 5
2.1. Device Exterior Guide ............................. 5
2.2. Button data ............................................ 5
User Manual (CDR10018).................... 6
1. Things to Know Before Enrolling Users.... 7
1.1. Authentication Methods by User ........... 7
1.2. Process to Enroll Users ........................... 7
2.
Going to Menu......................................... 7
3.
Enrolling Users......................................... 8
3.1. Enrolling Face Auth. Users .....................8
4.
Viewing Users.......................................... 9
4.1. Viewing Usersby Card Aut h. ................. 9
4.2. Viewing Users by Face Auth. ............... 10
4.3. Viewing Usersby Customer Number ... 10
5.
Viewing UserGr oups .............................. 11
6.
Setting User Environment ....................... 12
6.1. Setting Face Auth. ............................... 12
6.2. Setting Display ..................................... 13
6.3. Setting Sound ...................................... 14
6.4. Device R estart ...................................... 15
7. Setting Network ..................................... 16
8.
Using USB ............................................... 17
9.
Viewing .................................................. 18
Other Information
................................ 19
1. Check Before Arming! ............................ 20
2.
Contact S1 for the Following Cases! ....... 20
3.
Troubleshooting forEmergency
Situations? .............................................. 21
4.
RiskySituations! ..................................... 21
5.
Convenient and Safe Voice Mailing
System (VMS) ........................................ 22
5.1. Security Check ..................................... 22
5.2. Auto Alarm Service .............................. 22
6.
Other Information.................................. 23
6.1. General Cautions and Instructions ........ 23
6.2. Standard Specifications
.......................... 23
Basic Terms Used by S1
• Arm : To turn on a security system.
• Disarm : To turn off a security system.
• R estricted Time : Time between entry anddisarming. Please discuss with S1 staff for restrictedtime before
the initial contract.

Before Use

1. Cautions for Safety
Warning
Failure to follow theseinstructions may leadto death or serious injuries.
Do not modifyorreinstalltheproduct
on your own.
• It may causebreakdown, electric
shock or fir e.
• Please contact S1 ([phone]) to
modify or reinstall the product.
• Additional expenses will be charged
for the product relocation.
Do not keep the product close to
inflammables.
• The product may melt down resulting
in
electric shock or fir e.
Do not disassemble, repair or alter
the product on your own.
• It may causebreakdown, electric
shock or fir e.
• Please contact S1 ([phone])
for repair services.
Caution
Failure to follow t hese instructions may lead to seriousinjuries or property damages.
Do not impactor shake the product.
• It may cause permanent breakdown.
Do not install the product in places
with dust or high humidity.
• It may cause electric shock orbreakdown.
Do not use fingerprints for purposes
other than
access control, arming or
disarming.
• It may damage the product causing
breakdown or malfunction.
Do not letchildrentouchtheproduct.
• It may cause safety accidents forchildren
or breakdown.
Clean the product gently to remove
dust
on it. Specify whether clean w it h
wet towel, dry
tissue, etc.
• Be careful not to damage buttons w hen
cleaning it. It may cause degraded
functionality or malfunction.
Do not keep the product close to
magnets.
• It may cause breakdownor malfunction.
Do not clean t he product w ith
benzene, thinner or alcohol.
• It may cause breakdown,malfunction
or
fir e.
Do not usesharp objects such as
needlesand pencils to press bu tt on s .
• It may cause breakdown.
Do not spr ay pesticides or combustible
materialsover the product.
• It may cause breakdown or fir e.
Do not keep the product close to
sharp things such as knife.
• It may damage t he surface of t he product.
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Caution
Failure to follow t hese instructions may lead to seriousinjuries or property damages.
Do not scribble or keep
cards and
wireless devices scratch dirty .
• It may damage t he surface of t he product.
Be careful not to lose cards and
wireless devices and contact
S1
([phone]) if immediately
you lost your card.
Please contact S1 ([phone])
first w he n y ou ex pe ri en ce breakdowns
or other problems related to
t he
product.
Do not keep cards within c hildr en’s
reach and near devices such as
Televisions, refrigerators, magnets
or
heaters, etc.
Be careful not to get hurt by sharp
edges of the card while using t hem.
Do not bend cards, punch holes or
cut
t hem.
FCC Caution
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate this equipment. This transmitter must not be co-located or
operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
FCC Compliance Statrment
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm
between the radiator & your body.
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2. F-PassReader (CDR 10018)
Thedevice enforces arm or disarm, or open the doorby using user data such asface recognition, BLE orcard.
2.1.
Device Exterior Guide
Camera
LCD T ouchscreen
· Displaying current conditions andother data
· Touch input
· Data display
USB Connection
CardContact Part
LED
· Green : Normal
· Red : Abnormal
2.2. Button data
Arm
• Place your card close to the contactpart or allow the device to recognize
your face through camera, andthen touch [Arm] button.
• Once the system activates the arm display will appear.
Disarm
• Place your card close to the contactpart or let the device recognize your
face through the camera, andthen touch [Disarm] button.
• When the system deactivates arm,the disarm display will appear.
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User Manual
(CDR 10018)
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1. Things to Know Before Enrolling Users
CDR10018 can enroll up to 200,000 users.
1.1. Authentication Methods by User
Authentication Method Notes
Card Aut h.
This is for users who don't want to register t heir
faces. R egister your cardfor authentication.
Face Aut h. R egister your face and NID for Usually we say facialrecognition.
Face Auth. or Card Aut h. You
can register both, your face andyour cards, and then select eit her
oneat your discretionfor authentication.
Face Auth. + Card Aut h. Whenahigh level of
security isrequired, you can register your face and
your cardand simultaneously use both for authentication.
Face Auth. + NID R egister your face and NID and use both for authentication.
1.2.
Process to Enroll Users
Authentication Method
Notes
Face Auth. R egister card R egister face
※ Thedevice supports FaceAuth. only for enrolling users.
2.
Going to Menu
Youneedto go to menu first to
use various functions of the system.
Menu functions are
available to admins and S1 technicians only.
1. Input admin's face orcard
onthe idle
screen for
authentication and thentouch
the left area.
2. Once the authentication is
completed, you will see the
above menu.
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3. Enrolling Users
3.1. Enrolling
Face Auth. Users
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication, and
thentouch
[User] menu to
goto
user menu.
4. Once you see the above screen,
tag cards to be registered on
the
device to complete the
process.
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Those with glasses wear them
and thentouch [Take Photo]
button.
2. Select [Register Users] in
user menu to goto
enroll
users menu.
5. Those without glasses touch
[Take Photo] button to pr oceed
and t hose with glasses should
takethemoff
before taking
photo.
8. Once again, let the camera
view
your face and thenmove
your face up and downslowly
until the
status bar reaches
100%.
3. Selecting users with or w it hout
glassesand thentouch[Next]
button to proceed.
6. Let the camera view your face
and then move your face up
and down slowly until the
status bar reaches 100% (those
without
glasses goto 9.)
9. Oncecompleted, if you want to
enroll
more users, touch[Add] and
thengo
back to "3. Selecting User
Level and Qualification" Ot herw ise,
select [OK]
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4. Viewing Users
You
can view, edit and delete already enrolled users.
Only
admins and s1 personnel can edit anddelete users.
※ Authenticationmethods available for viewing users
View Method Authentication data Availablefor Viewing
Card Aut h.
All Users
Face Aut h.
Users enrolled with Face Auth. and Face or Card Aut h.
NID
All Users
4.1. Viewing
Users by Card Aut h.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication, and
thentouch
[User] menu to
goto
user menu.
4. Tag the card you want to view
and confirmthe result.
2. Select [Check the User] in user
menu to viewusers. 3.
Select[Card Only] to proceed.
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4.2. Viewing Users by Face Aut h.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication, and
thentouch
[User] menu to
goto
user menu.
4. Authenticate the face you
want to view
and confirm
the result.
2. Select [Check the User] in user
menu to viewusers. 3.
Select [Face Only] to proceed.
4.3. Viewing
Users by Customer Number
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication, and
thentouch
[User] menu to
goto
user menu.
2. Select [Check the User] in user
menu to viewusers. 3.
Select[Customer Number] to
proceed.
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4.
Enter the Customer Number
you want to view and confirm
the result.
5. Viewing
User Groups
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication, and
thentouch
[User] menu to
goto
user menu.
2. Select [Check the group
of
user] in user menu to
view
user groups.
3. You want to view and confirm
the result.
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6. Setting User Environment
You
can arrange various settings such as Face Auth., Voice or Device R estart r equir ed
for you to use CDR10018 reader.
6.1. Setting
Face Aut h.
Item Notes
Save Images
For face authentication, 4 options for images can beselected
(1) Whenauthentication succeeded
(2) Whenauthentication failed
(3) Always
(4) Do not save
A total of 300,000 image can be saved
Security Level
3 levels of normal, safe and most safe areavailable.
Higher levels mean higher security.
View Thumbnails
You can choose to showthumbnails on the screen for authentication.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[User Environment] to go
to
user environment menu.
4. Confirm the above completion
message.
2. Touch [Face Auth. Settings]
to proceed. 3.
Select the settings you want
in
each item and thentouch
[Save] button.
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6.2. SettingDisplay
Item Notes
Brightness
You can adjust screenbrightness between 10% and 100%.
Higher numbers mean brighter screen.
Light Option You
can change auto light on according to the user security settings.
Asit is closely related to external security, please contact
S1 ([phone]) for settings.
Status LED Settings
You can configure the LED at the lower part of the reader and choose
to use it or not.
Upper Level Info
You can configure the screen to show the current time on top.
Menu TimeOut You
can configure time to keepthe menuon without button input.
You can set to 10 sec., 20 sec., 30 sec., or Do Not Use.
D ate
You can configure the current date.
Time
You can configure the current time.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[User Environment] to go
to
user environment menu.
4. Confirm the above completion
message.
2. Touch [Screen Settings]
to proceed. 3.
Select the settings you want
for
each item and thentouch
[Save] button.
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6.3. Setting Sound
Item Notes
V olume
You can adjust the volume between 0% and100%.
Higher volume means bigger sound.
Alarm Sound
You can select the alarm sound among 3 different options.
Auth. Failure Alarm
You can select the alarm sound among 4 different options including
Do Not Use.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[User Environment] to go
to
user environment menu.
4. Confirm the above completion
message.
2. Touch [Sound Settings]
to proceed. 3.
Select the settings you want
in
each item and thentouch
[Save] button.
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6.4. Device R estart
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[User Environment] to go
to
user environment menu.
2. Touch [Restart device]
to proceed. 3.
Once you see the popup,
touch
[OK / Cancel] depending
on your choice onwhetherto
restart the device.
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7. Setting Network
Network setting and communicationtesting items to
connect Cles Manager.
Item Notes
TCP/IP Settings
Setting product IP to connect Cles Manager.
SW Communication
T esting
Testing communication statusof Cles Manager.
PING Testing
Testing the communication statusbetween the applicable
IP and the product.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and
thentouch[Network] to go
to network menu.
2. Touch the network settingyou
want to configure.
Caution
• If you needto configure the network settings again, please contact S1 ([phone]).
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8. Using USB
You
can export log data from the device to USB, and upgradefirmwar e.
Item Notes
Export LogData
Saving log data of the device onto USB.
FirmwareUpgrade
Applying firmware file of USB to the device for upgrade.
R efr esh
Update data.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[USB] to goto USB menu.
2. Insert USB into the lower part
of the
device and thentouch
[Refresh] to read the USB data.
3. Touch the functions t hat
you want.
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9. Viewing
You
can view device info, authentication methods registeredin the device.
Item Notes
Device Info
Showing the version info, of the device.
Upper Level Device Info
Showing the information of the upper level device connected.
Key DataInfo
Showing the cardkeyand mobile keyinfo.
1. See "2. Going to Menu" for
admin authentication and then
touch
[Search] to goto view
menu.
2. Touch the info that you want
to view.
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