suprema BioLite Net User manual

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This manual is provided for information purpose only. All information included
herein is subject to change without notice. Suprema is not responsible for any
changes, direct or indirect, arising from or related to us of this manual.
ⓒCopyright 2008 Supremainc. All rights reserved.

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Contents
Safety Instructions....................................................................................................5
1. Before Use .............................................................................................................6
1.1 Components .....................................................................................................................6
1.2 Body..................................................................................................................................7
1.3 Methods for fingerprint input.............................................................................................8
1.4 System setup procedure.................................................................................................10
1.4.1 Registering the initial administrator..........................................................................11
1.4.2 Network configuration...............................................................................................12
1.4.3 Stand-alone configuration........................................................................................15
1.4.4 Configuring Secure I/O.............................................................................................17
1.4.5 Configuring environment settings.............................................................................18
1.5 Authorization methods....................................................................................................19
1.5.1 Finger Only...............................................................................................................19
1.5.2 Finger or PIN............................................................................................................20
1.5.3 Finger and PIN.........................................................................................................23
1.5.4 PIN Only...................................................................................................................24
1.5.5 Card Only.................................................................................................................25
2. User Management................................................................................................26
2.1 Enrolling a user...............................................................................................................26
2.1.1 Registration on the terminal .....................................................................................26
2.1.2 Registration on the card...........................................................................................29
2.2 Editing a user data..........................................................................................................31
2.3 Deleting a user data........................................................................................................35
3. Configuration for Screen and Sound.................................................................36
3.1 Date, Time ......................................................................................................................36
3.2 Backlight.........................................................................................................................37
3.3 Sound .............................................................................................................................39
4. Device Configuration ..........................................................................................40
4.1 Authorization...................................................................................................................40
4.2 In/Out..............................................................................................................................45
4.3 System............................................................................................................................52
5. Attendance Management....................................................................................56
5.1 Operating environment...................................................................................................56
5.2 Setup for attendance management ................................................................................57
5.3 Operation modes............................................................................................................58
5.3.1 Key Input..................................................................................................................58
5.3.2 Manual......................................................................................................................58
5.3.2 Auto..........................................................................................................................59
5.3.3 Fixed.........................................................................................................................60

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6. FAQ.......................................................................................................................61
6.1 Error messages..............................................................................................................61
6.2 Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................62
6.3 Usage summary.............................................................................................................63
6.4 System Installation.........................................................................................................64
6.4.1 Cable specifications.................................................................................................64
6.4.2 Installing the bracket................................................................................................65
6.4.3 Connecting Power & RS-485...................................................................................66
6.4.4 Connecting the switch..............................................................................................66
6.4.5 Connecting the relay................................................................................................67
6.4.6 Connecting Network................................................................................................68
6.4.7 Connecting Wiegand...............................................................................................68
6.4.8 Electrical specifications............................................................................................69
6.5 Specifications.................................................................................................................70
6.6 FCC Notice.....................................................................................................................72

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Safety Instructions
Installation
In Use
Do not arbitrarily install or
repair the product.
The warranty does not apply to
any product damage
caused by an
arbitrary
installation or
repair.
Use the power adapter
provided or one for 12V 0.5A
or above.
Endure that password does
not exposed to unauthorized
individuals. Frequent change
of password is
recommended.
Any illegal access to
your product may
ha
pp
en.
Be cautioned for the
fingerprint contact area not
to be contaminated or
damaged by dirty hands or
foreign materials.
It may affect fingerprint
recognition performance
or cause a failure.
Do not forcibly press the
buttons of the product and
avoid any contact with sharp
object to the device.
It may cause
a failure.
Do not clean the device with
any form of liquid. Use soft
and dry cloth only.
When sharing the power with
other devices such as electric
door lock, check the power
capacity considering power
requirements for each device.
If appropriate power is not used,
it may not operate normally.

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1. Before Use
1.1 Components
Main Body Wall mounting bracket Extended bracket
(Option)
Fixing Screws
(2 EA)
Knife Blocks
(2 EA)
Star-shape wrench
(For fixing bracket) Adapter
(Option)
Shrinkable
Tubes
Ethernet Connecto
r
The components shown above may differ depending on the installation
environment.

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1.2 Body
No. Name Description
1 LCD Display The operation status is displayed.
2 Key Pad 0–9 Buttons: Used to enter the ID and password.
< >Arrow Buttons: Used to move the selected item.
Button: Used to select the desired function.
Button: Used to enter or exit the menu.
Button: Used to exit from the menu or cancel the desired action.
3 LED Lamp The operation status is displayed with an alert sound.
– Green (Sound: beep beep beep beep!):Authorization success
– Red (Sound: beep beep beep!) :Authorization failure
– Pink (Sound: beep!) : Processing
– Blue and Yellow blink in turn at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): No IP
address is given because DHCPis set in TCP/IP Setup
– Blue and Sky Blue blink in turn at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): Normal
operation
– Red and Pink blink in turn at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): Device locked
or no administrator
– Blue and Red blink in turn at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): The time is
reset due to battery discharge.
–At first use, Red blinks at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): Initialization
error, Consult with the manufacturer.
– In normal use, Red blinks at an interval of 2 seconds (No sound): On the
watch.
– Yellow blinks shortly (No sound): Entry standby or in communication for
getting an IP when DHCP is set in TCP/IP Setup
4 Fingerprint
Touch Area Used to input a fingerprint for authentication.
LCD Displa
y
LED Lamp
Fingerprint Touch Area
Ke
y
Pad
(5) RF Card reading part

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1.3 Methods for fingerprint input
BioLite Net can easily recognize fingerprints even though the angle and
location of the pattern change. However, it is recommended to properly
input fingerprints for more precise recognition.
Selecting a finger on fingerprint enrollment
How to proerply place a fingerprint
Place your finger firmly on the sensor area.
Adjust the finger so that its middle position can be located in the center
of the sensor.
When the finger is vertically placed or its angle goes astray, the
recognition may be a failure.
Up to two fingerprints can be enrolled for each user in preparation of
any abnormal situation like having a wounded finger or carrying an
object with a hand.
In the case of a low recognition, the user can register
the same fingerprint twice to increase the recognition
rate.
It is recommended to use the index or middle finger.
In case of other fingers, the recognition rate
decreases because it tends to be more difficult to
place the finger in the center of the sensor area.
Place the first
Fin
g
e
r
When enrolling your fingerprint, the first finger input window prompts.
Then register the desired finger on the terminal as shown in the figure
below.
When the re-entry window appears with a “tick” sound, re-enter the
previously enrolled finger. The fingerprint input is made twice.
(Gently push your finger on the sensor to have a full fingerprint.)

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In case fingerprint is not recognized normally
Cautions while registering your fingerprint
BioLite Net is designed to normally operate regardless of weather change or the
angle and location of the fingerprint to place.
However, the recognition rate may vary depending on the external environment or
fingerprint condition.
In abnormal cases, follow the directions below:
1. Retry after drying the wetness of your finger.
2. When your finger is too dry, retry after blowing on your fingertip.
3. When you have a cut on your registered finger, register another fingerprint.
The initial fingerprint registration is important.
Because the recognition process compares the scanned fingerprint with the
registered one, an abnormally registered fingerprint can cause a failure.
To increase the recognition rate, follow the directions below:
1. Put the center of your fingerprint on the middle of the sensor.
2. If you have a cut in your finger or your fingerprint is not clear enough, retry with
another finger.
3. When fingerprint recognition is in progress, do not move your fingerprint .

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1.4 System setup procedure
Install the system according to the environment
- Grasp the locations for installation site, door open switch,
dead bolt, and such.
- Install the system (see 6.4).
Step 1
Register users
- Use the system after user registration (see 2.1).
Step 6
Register an initial administrator
- Register the initial administrator for setting devices (See 1.4.1).
Step 2
Configure the environment
- Configure various environments (see 1.4.5).
Step 5
Test for system operation
- Check the door lock/unlock status and switch operation.
- Deliver the setting items to the customer.
Step 4
- Network configuration (see 1.4.2)
- Stand alone configuration (see 1.4.3.) or
Secure I/O configuration (see 1.4.4)
Step 3 Configure the system

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1.4.1 Registering the initial administrator
There is no administrator set for the product in the initial status. So register an
administrator for configuring the environments for relay, door open switch, door open
detection sensor, and such.
1. When the product is connected, a window
appears as shown in the right figure. Enter an ID
and press OK.
2. When the authorization mode window appears,
use ◀/▶buttons to move to PIN Only, and
press OK.
3. When the password entry window appears, enter
the desired password and press OK.
4. When the password re-entry window appears,
enter the previously input password again and
press OK.
5. The completion message window appears.
Operation Mode
PIN Only
Enroll
Enter PIN
****
Enroll
Confirm PIN
****
Enroll
Completed
This procedure is necessary to temporarily configure the installation-
related settings. Modify the administrator information after the
installation is complete.
Enter ID
1
Enroll Admin

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1.4.2 Network configuration
The network configuration is required to connect the dedicated PC software or other
devices via network. Configure the settings according to the communication
environment in your place.
[In case of configuring the network via Ethernet]
1. Connect the terminal to the computer that has the dedicated PC software according
to the network environment after seeing “6.4.6 Connecting network.”
2.Configure the settings for TCP/IP port and server according to the installation
environment.
Use ◀/▶buttons to set
whether or not to use
DHCP and press OK.
Server IP
192.168.1.30
TCP/IP
Server Port
1480
TCP/IP
Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
TCP/IP
Server
Use
TCP/IP
Port
1471
TCP/IP
Item
TCP/IP
In/Out
Device In/Out
DHCP
Not Use
TCP/IP
IP Address
192.168.1.35
TCP/IP
Gateway
192.168.1.10
TCP/IP
※The following example explains how to directly connect the server PC without
usin
g
DHCP.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the Device icon
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the In/Out icon
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the TCP/IP and
press OK.
Enter the IP address
and
p
ress OK.
Enter Port and
press OK.
Enter Server Port
and press OK.
Enter the Gateway using
numeric and arrow
buttons and press OK.
Enter Server IP address
using numeric and arrow
button and press OK.
Enter IP address using
numeric and arrow button
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons
to select the Use
and press OK.
Cont.

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※IP Address/Gateway/Subnet Mask Setup: If DHCP is used, the values for
IP address, gateway, and subnet mask are automatically assigned. Otherwise, set DHCP
to Not Use and enter the corresponding values.
(When the right arrow is pressed, “.” is entered while the left arrow deletes characters
one by one.)
※Server: To directly connect the server of the dedicated PC software that enables
monitoring and setting the terminal, use Server for its setup and enter the values for
IP address and port number. (Refer to the dedicated PC software manual.)
※TCP/IP Port, Server Port: Should be the same values defined in the dedicated
PC software. It is recommended to set the TCP/IP port to “1471” and Server to “1480.”
(When the port number is modified as you want, TCP/IP communication may not be active.)
The completion
message window
appears.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
set whether or not to
support 100Base-T
and press OK.
Completed
100Base-T support
Not support
TCP/IP
When you exit from the menu before completing the TCP/IP
setting, the data is not stored so please finish the remaining
steps until the setting completion message appears.

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[In case of configuring the network via RS-485]
1. Connect the terminal to the computer that has the dedicated PC software or to
another device according to the network environment after seeing “6.4.3 Connecting
Power & RS-485.”
2. Configure the settings for RS-485 according to the installation environment.
Device In/Out
Item
Serial Conn.
In/Out
The completion message
window appears.
Com
p
leted
Use / buttons to◀▶
select 115200 for PC
connection speed and
press OK.
Use / buttons to◀▶
select Not Use for
termination and press
OK.
Baudrate
115200
Serial Conn.
Type
PC Conn.
Serial Conn.
Termination
Not Use
Serial Conn.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the Device icon
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the PC Conn.
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the In/Out icon
and press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the Serial Conn.
and press OK.

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1.4.3 Stand-alone configuration
This configuration is required to use the device for stand alone purpose, which requires
no communication with PC or other devices.
1. As shown in the figure, connect BioLite Net to respective switches.
2. Configure the internal relay settings as shown below. (It is explained based on the
figure above.)
For actual wring method,
see “6.4 System Installation.”.
Follow the instructions below only when the dedicated PC software is not
used. When using the software, refer to the software manual.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Internal and
press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Input 0 and press
OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select N.O and press
OK.
*N.O/N.C
Relay
Internal
Door
Exit Button
Input 0
Internal
Type
N.O
Exit Button
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the In/Out icon
and press OK.
Press MENU -> Enter ID
-> Enter the password ->
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the Device icon and
press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Door and press
OK.
Device
In/Out
Item
Door
In/Out
Cont.

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※ Opening Mode
- Temporary Open : When the door is open, it is automatically closed after a specific time.
- Toggle: The door is open after the first authorization success and it remains unlocked
until the second authorization success.
Enter the time and
press OK.
*The time is set for
automatically closing the
door after the specified
time.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Not Use for
Held
Open Alarm
and press
OK.
*Not Use/Sound/
Backlight/Sound and
Light/SIO Relay0/SIO
Relay1
Door Sensor
Input 1
Internal
Held Open Alarm
Not Use
Door
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select N.O and press
OK.
*N.O/N.C
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Input 1 and press
OK.
*Not Use/Input0/Input1
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Temporary Open
for opening mode and
press OK.
* Temporary Open/ Toggle
Opening Mode
Temporary Open
Door
Type
N.O
Door Sensor
Open Time
3
Door
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Not Use for
Forced Open Alarm and
press OK.
*Not Use/Sound/
Backlight/Sound and
Light/SIO Relay0/ SIO
Relay1
The completion
message window
appears.
Forced Open Alarm
Not Use
Door
Complete
When you exit from the menu before completing the relay setup, the
configuration is not stored so please finish configuration until the
message “Complete” appears.

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Cont.
1.4.4 Configuring Secure I/O
This connects BioLite Net to Secure I/O.
1. Connect wires between BioLite Net, Secure I/O, and respective switches as shown
below.
2. Configure the relay settings as shown below. (Based on the figure above)
For actual wiring, see “6.4 System Installation.”
Follow the instructions below only when the dedicated PC software is not
used. When using the software, refer to the software manual.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select SIO Relay 0 and
press OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select SIO Relay 0 and
press OK. (*Not Use/ SIO
Input 0/ SIO Input 1)
Relay
SIO Relay 0
Door
Exit Button
SIO Input 0
SIO Relay 0
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select N.O and press
OK.
Type
N.O
Exit Button
Device
In/Out
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select the In/Out icon
and press OK.
Press Menu -> Enter ID ->
Enter password ->Use◀/▶
buttons to select the
Device icon and press OK.
Item
Door
In/Out
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Door and press
OK.

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※Opening Mode
-Temporary Open: When the door is open, it is automatically closed after a specific time.
-Toggle: The door is opened after the first authorization success and it remains unlocked
until the second authorization success.
1.4.5 Configuring environment settings
Settings for date and time: Set the values as “3.1 Date, Time.”
Fingerprint authorization related settings: Set the values after reading the case of
fingerprint selection in “4.1Authorization.”
Operation mode setting: Finish the setting after seeing the operation mode
selection case in “4.1Authorization.”
※Sync. Button
(In case of using Secure I/O)
Sync. button should be pressed when Relay
setting is completed.
Enter the time and
press OK.
*The time is set for
automatically closing the
door after the specified
time.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Not Use for Held
Open Alarm and press
OK.
*Not Use/Sound/Backlight/
Sound & Light/SIO Relay0/
SIO Relay1
Door Sensor
SIO Input 1
SIO Relay 0
Held Open Alarm
Not Use
Door
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select N.O and press
OK.
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select SIO Input 1 and
press OK.
*Not Use/ SIO Input0/ SIO
Input1
Opening Mode
Temporary Open
Door
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Temporary Open
for opening mode and
press OK.
* Temporary Open/Toggle
Type
N.O
Door Sensor
Open Time(sec)
3
Door
Use ◀/▶buttons to
select Not Use for
Forced Open Alarm and
press OK.
*Not Use/Sound/Backlight/
Sound & Light/SIO Relay0/
SIO Relay1
The completion message
window appears.
Forced Open Alarm
Not Use
Door
Complete
When you exit from the menu before completing the relay setup, the
configuration is not stored so please finish configuration until the
message “Complete” appears.

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1.5 Authorization methods
For changing the terminal authorization method, see the operation mode selection case
in “4.1Authorization.”
To separately set the authorization method for each user, see “2.2 Editing a user data.”
1.5.1 Finger Only
When the user authorization method is set to “Finger Only,” you can open the door by
using the three different methods:
1. Fingerprint recognition
2. Fingerprint recognition after entering ID
3. Fingerprint recognition after identifying user card
Fingerprint recognition
Fingerprint recognition after entering ID
Input the fingerprint of
the user. The door is open with the authentication
success messa
g
e.
A
ccess Granted
ID : 2
BioLite Net
10:33:02
BioLite Net
10:33:02
Enter ID
2
Input the fingerprint
of the user.
The door is open with
the authentication
success message.
Access Granted
ID : 2
Enter the ID of the
user and press OK.