UNIONCOMMUNITY Virdi AC-2100 User manual

AC-2100.User Guide
Version Eng-1.06
Copyright 2000 By Union Community Co., LTD.

AC-2100 User Guide 2
< Revison History>
Version Date Description Firmware Version
1.00 2009-08-20 Initial Release 10.51.00
1.01 2009-10-29 Change the menu key
- Menu : F2~ F3~
10.51.01~
1.02 2010-03-08 <Multi Fn-Key > added (P.34)
<Print Out> added (P.35)
<Time Sync> added (P.42)
10.51.03~
1.03 2010-04-05 <F3 Time>, <F4 Time> added (P.34)
<Template OnCard> added (P.36)
10.51.03-000.03 ~
1.04 2010-04-20 Add 12=Danish in <Language> (P.47) 10.51.04-000.00 ~
1.05 2010-10-05 Add 13=Russian in <Language> (P.47)
<Blocking Time> added (P.37)
10.51.06-000.00 ~
10.51.06-000.01 ~
1.06 2010-11-25 Add 14=French, 15=Farsi
in <Language> (P.48)
<Calendar> added (P.42)
Add 3.Message in <Show User ID>
(p36)
10.51.06-000.04 ~
10.51.06-000.05 ~
1.07 2011-04-06 <Key On/Off> menu added (p34)
‘4.Format 5’ added on<Card Format>
(p47)
10.51.07-000.00 ~
10.51.07-000.02 ~
1.08 2011-08-09 4. Wireless Lan menu added on 2.
Network (p31)
6.External Device menu added on 6.
Device (p51)
30.51.08.000.01 ~
(Only apply to
higher than H/W
version 30)
1.09 2011-09-30 ‘16=Srpski’ (Serbian) added on
<Language> (p46)
‘3.FireNO, 4.FireNC, 5.PanicNO,
6.PanicNC, 7=Emergency NO
8=Emergency NC’ added on <Alarm
Sensor2> (p45)
10.51.07-000.03 ~
10.51.07-000.04 ~
1.10 2013-04-01 UDL (USB Data Loger) function added
(p52)
3x.51.10-000.00 ~
(Only apply to
higher than H/W
version 3x)
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< Terminology Description >
Admin, Administrator
-As a user who can access using terminal menu mode, the administrator has
rights to change the operating environment through
registration/modification/deletion of terminal users.
-In case no registered administrator is available, anyone can access the
terminal menu to change a particular setting. Therefore, it is
recommended to have at least one administrator.
-As the administrator has rights to change important environment setting of
fingerprint recognition device, special caution is required during registration
and operation.
1:1 Authentication (1 to 1, Verification)
-This is a method that authenticates fingerprint after entering user ID or card
-This method is called 1:1 authentication because the fingerprint of a user
registered in a user ID or card.
1:N Authentication (1 to N, Identification)
-This is a method that searches a corresponding user only with fingerprint.
-This method is called 1:N authentication because it searches the identical
fingerprint from the registered fingerprints without user ID or card input.
Authentication Level
-This is a level used during fingerprint authentication. 1~9 levels are available
for display according to the level of fingerprint correspondence. The
correspondence level of two fingerprints during authentication must be higher
than the authentication level in the setting.
-A higher authentication level provides a higher security level. However, a
relatively higher correspondence rate may lead to a higher authentication
failure rate.
-1:1 authentication level: Authentication level used during 1:1 authentication
-1:N authentication level: Authentication level used during 1:N authentication
Authentication Method
-This represents the various types of authentication methods formed with
combination of FP (fingerprint) authentication and RF (card) authentication.
Example) Card or FP: Authentication with card or fingerprint
Function Key
- [F1], [F2], [F3] and [F4] keys are available. These keys allow a user to enter
the menus or change modes such as office start/leave.
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LFD (Live Finger Detection): Imitation Fingerprint Prevention Function

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- This function allows the input of only real fingerprints and blocks the input of
imitation fingerprints produced using rubber, paper, film and silicone.

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Table of Contents
< Revison History>...................................................................................................2
< Terminology Description >...................................................................................3
Table of Contents....................................................................................................5
1. Check before Device Use ....................................................................................7
1.1. Cautions for Safety .....................................................................................7
1.2. Terminal Component Name........................................................................8
1.3. Information on Button Required during Operation ..................................8
1.4. Information on LED Signal Displayed during Operation..........................9
1.5. Information on Screen Displayed during Operation ................................9
1.6. Information on LCD Icon Displayed during Operation........................... 11
1.7. Information on Voice Message Issued during Operation....................... 11
1.8. Information on Buzzer Sound Issued during Operation........................ 11
1.9. Proper Fingerprint Registration and Input Method ................................12
2. Product Introduction..........................................................................................14
2.1. Product Features.......................................................................................14
2.2. Configuration Figure ..............................................................................15
2.2.1. Independent Use (Access).................................................................15
2.2.2. Connection with PC server (Access, Time & Attendance and Meal
Service Management)..................................................................................16
2.3. Product Specifications..............................................................................17
3. Environment Setting..........................................................................................18
3.1. Items to Check before Setting Environment...........................................18
3.1.1. Entering Menu....................................................................................18
3.1.2. Modifying Setting Values....................................................................18
3.1.3. Saving after Completion of Environment Setting................................19
3.1.4. Procedures to Enter Menu without Administrator Authentication........19
3.2. Menu Configuration ..................................................................................20
3.3. User Control...............................................................................................22
3.3.1. User Registration................................................................................22
3.3.2. User Deletion......................................................................................25
3.3.3. User Change......................................................................................25
3.3.4. Administrator Registration ..................................................................29
3.3.5. All User Deletion.................................................................................29
3.4. Network Setting.........................................................................................30
3.4.1. Terminal ID .........................................................................................30
3.4.2. IP Setting............................................................................................31
3.4.3. Server IP Setting ................................................................................33
3.4.4. Wireless LAN Setting..........................................................................34
3.5. Option Setting............................................................................................34
3.5.1. Application Setting..............................................................................34
3.5.2. Authentication Method Setting............................................................37
3.5.3. Door Setting .......................................................................................39
3.5.4. Volume Setting ...................................................................................41
3.5.5. LCD Setting........................................................................................42
3.5.6. Time Setting .......................................................................................43
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3.6. Terminal Information Inquiry....................................................................45

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3.7. Extra Function...........................................................................................46
3.7.1. Terminal Lock Setting.........................................................................46
3.7.2. Card Number Inquiry..........................................................................47
3.7.3. Sensor Monitor Input Port Setting ......................................................47
3.8. Device Setting............................................................................................49
3.8.1. System Configuration.........................................................................49
3.8.2. Card Reader Setting...........................................................................50
3.8.3. Fingerprint Sensor Setting..................................................................50
3.8.4. Wiegand Output Setting .....................................................................52
3.8.5. Terminal Initialization..........................................................................53
3.8.6. External Device Setting......................................................................55
4. How to Use Terminal..........................................................................................57
4.1. In Case of Operating as [0.Access Ctrl] ..................................................57
4.1.1. Authentication Mode...........................................................................57
4.1.2. Authentication Using Fingerprint.........................................................57
4.1.3. Authentication Using Card..................................................................58
4.2. In Case of Operating as [1.T&A Ctrl]........................................................59
4.2.1. Authentication Mode...........................................................................59
4.2.2. Fingerprint Authentication...................................................................60
4.2.3. Authentication Using Card..................................................................60
4.3. In Case of Operating as [2.Meal Ctrl].......................................................60
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1. Check before Device Use
1.1. Cautions for Safety
Warning
Do not operate the device
with wet hand, and do not
let liquid such as water to
flow into the device.
-> It may cause device
failure or electric shock.
Do not place the device
near fire.
-> It may cause fire.
Do not disassemble, repair
or modify the device
without permission.
-> It may cause device
failure, electric shock or
fire.
Do not let children play
with the device. ->
It may cause children
safety accident or device
failure.
- If displayed instructions are not followed, it may cause death or serious injury of a user.
Caution
Do not expose the device to
direct sunlight.
-> It may cause
malfunction, deformation
and discoloration of the
device.
Do not install the device
in a humid or dusty
location.
-> It may cause device
malfunction.
Do not spray water for
cleaning the device. Do not
wipe the device with
benzene, thinner or alcohol.
-> It may cause electric
shock or fire.
Do not place the device
near magnets.
-> It may cause device
failure or malfunction.
Do not contaminate the
fingerprint input area.
-> Fingerprint may not be
properly recognized.
Do not spray pesticide or
flammable liquid on the
device.
-> It may cause
deformation and
discoloration.
Do not apply impact on the
device. Do not let a sharp
object touch the device.
-> It may damage the
device leading to device
failure.
Do not install the device
in a place with a large
variation of temperature.
-> It may cause device
failure.
- If displayed instructions are not followed, it may cause injury of a user or property damage.
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We are not reliable for the accidents and damages caused by not following the
user guide.

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1.2. Terminal Component Name
1.3. Information on Button Required during Operation
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F1
- Change to office start mode
- At menu mode,
used as [ESC] or move to left [] button,
used as [ESC] button if pressed down for longer then 2 seconds:
[ESC~]
F2 - Change to office leave mode
- At menu mode, used as move up or increase [] button
F3
- Change to work outside mode
- Entry to menu mode if pressed down for longer than 2 seconds
[F3~]
- At menu mode, used as move down or decrease []button

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F4
- Change to return to office/access mode
- At menu mode,
used as [ENT] or move to right [] button
used as [ENT] button if pressed down for longer than 2 seconds:
[F4~]
1.4. Information on LED Signal Displayed during Operation
●Power
source Red Light on: Normal
Light on and off: Cover open
●Door Green
Light on: Door open
Light off: Door closed
1.5. Information on Screen Displayed during Operation
2009/08/25 16:58
- Default screen of AC2100
2009/08/25 16:58
- Under fingerprint input or waiting for fingerprint
input
2009/08/25 16:58
- Authentication success
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Connection State with Server
Door State
Reading Card
Access mode display during access control (F1, F2, F3 and F4)
Office start, office leave mode display during time & attendance control
(Office start, office leave, work outside and return to office)
Menu and current meal service hour count display during meal service
management
START
2009/08/25 16:58
Guidance messa
g
e
Current Time

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- Authentication failure
2009/08/25 16:58
- Fingerprint input failure
In case the finger is removed too early before the
fingerprint is entered
2009/08/25 16:58
- Unregistered card input
- In case 1:N authentication is attempted when
authentication priority is SN and a user with 1:N
authentication permission is not available in the
terminal
2009/08/25 16:58
- Passback failure
2009/08/25 16:58
- In case processing is difficult during server
authentication because too many authentication
requests are made from the terminal
2009/08/25 16:58
- In case the same user attempts authentication more
than twice during the same meal service hour when
the terminal is set and used as meal service
management
2009/08/25 16:58
- In case the server is not responding during
authentication attempt to the server
- In case network is disconnected during
authentication attempt to the server
2009/08/25 16:58
- In case connection attempt continues because no
registered user is available in the terminal and
connection to the server cannot be made
2009/08/25 16:58
- Waiting for card input
2009/08/25 16:58
- In case authentication is attempted with proper
registration during the time when access is not
permitted
2009/08/25 16:58
- Waiting for response after authentication attempt to
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2009/08/25 16:58
- In case terminal is in lock state
- In case it is not meal service hour when setting as
meal service management
2009/08/25 16:58
- When upgrading terminal program
(Do not switch off terminal power while this
message is displayed.)
1.6. Information on LCD Icon Displayed during Operation
Server
connection
state
: LAN cable not connected
: LAN cable connected but not connected to server program
: Connected to server program
Door
open/closed
: Door closed
: Door open
Reading card : Disappears 1 second after a card is read
1.7. Information on Voice Message Issued during Operation
Operation Voice guidance
Fingerprint input Please enter your fingerprint.
Authentication
success You are authorized.
Authentication
failure Please try again.
1.8. Information on Buzzer Sound Issued during Operation
ppik
Alarm sound
during button
or card
operation
In case button is pressed or card is read
In case finger can be removed after fingerprint
input is completed
ppibik Failure In case authentication fails or user input is wrong
ppiriririk Waiting for
input
When informing that the system is waiting for
fingerprint input
ppiririk Success In case authentication succeeds or the setting of a
current user is completed
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1.9. Proper Fingerprint Registration and Input Method
Proper fingerprint input method
If possible, use the index finger and enter fingerprint as if you are making a
thumbprint. Just touching a finger to the fingerprint input window is not the
proper way for registration/input. The proper way is to touch the center of
fingerprint on the fingerprint input window.
If possible, use the fingerprint of the index finger for input.
With the index finger, a more accurate and stable fingerprint can be entered.
Check whether the fingerprint is clear or it has wound.
Too dry or wet fingerprint, blurred fingerprint and fingerprint with wound are
difficult to recognize. In such a case, use the fingerprint of a different finger
for registration.
Cautions according to the conditions of user’s fingerprint
A fingerprint may not be usable or may be inconvenient to use depending on
the conditions of fingerprint.
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This product is a fingerprint recognition system. If a fingerprint is
damaged or weak, it cannot be used. If that happens, use a password for
operation.
If your hand is too dry, breathe into it for a while to ensure smooth
operation.
In case of children, fingerprint may be too small or weak to use. It is
necessary to register the fingerprint every six months.
In case of seniors, registration may be difficult if fingerprint has
excessive fine wrinkles.
It is recommended to register at least 2 fingerprints.
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2. Product Introduction
2.1. Product Features
Access control system using network (LAN)
-As communication between fingerprint recognition device and
authentication server is done using UTP cable and TCP/IP protocol, existing
local area network can be used for good scalability. 10/110 Mbps auto
detect provides fast speed and allows easy management and monitoring
through a network.
Convenient auto sensing function
-Authentication operation requires only fingerprint input without additional
key input.
Simple authentication using fingerprint
-The use of fingerprint recognition technology, one of biometrics
technologies, prevents loss of password, card, key or theft. As fingerprint
is used, the security level of authentication is substantially increased.
Convenient guidance message using LCD and voice
-Using voice and LCD display window, every authentication operation is
processed with guidance message. Especially, the built-in backlight of LCD
display window allows for easy screen identification and key operation
even in dark areas. As voice is saved in the memory, making change to a
desired voice is possible at the server.
Provides various and flexible access control methods
-Convenient to use while preventing lending, forgery and loss of key or card
-Provides perfect access control function by granting access rights for each
user group
-Provides flexibility in access control by granting limited access hour
-Provides low maintenance and development cost compared to other access
control devices
-Removes inconvenience of obtaining additional card from management
office for visitors
Applied in various operation systems such as crime prevention,
access, time & attendance and meal service
-Supports various operation systems according to operation method setting
of the terminal menu
Sufficient processing capacity of server
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-In case of managing information of accessed people using the server,

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nearly limitless processing is possible.
Provides various registration and authentication methods
There are 4 registration and authentication methods available for general
users. The registration and authentication method must be chosen before
registering a user or administrator.
FP Fingerprint registration
Fingerprint authentication
RF Card registration
Card authentication
RF|FP Card and fingerprint registration
Card or fingerprint authentication
RF&FP Card and fingerprint registration
Fingerprint authentication after card authentication
2.2. Configuration Figure
2.2.1. Independent Use (Access)
DC12V Adapter
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2.2.2. Connection with PC server (Access, Time & Attendance and Meal Service
Management)
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T
CP/IP
Meal Service
Management Program
Time/Attendance
Control Program
Internet /
WAN / LAN
T
CP/IP
Fin
g
erprint Reco
g
nition Server
(Static IP)
UDB Server
Database (MDB or MSSQL)
T
CP/IP
T
CP/IP Remote Administrato
r
Pro
g
ram (User and Terminal
Setting Management)
TCP/IP
T
CP/IP
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2.3. Product Specifications
Classification Specification Remarks
CPU 32Bit RISC CPU(266MHz)
8M SDRAM
MEMORY 4M FLASH
100 User
100 Finger
5,119 Log
Fingerprint Sensor Optical
Authentication Speed Within 1 second
Scan Area / Resolution 13 * 15mm / 500 DPI
FRR / FAR 0.1% / 0.001%
TCP/IP
Authentication
server
communication
RS-232 Meal service
printer
RS-485 External device
communication
Communication Port
Wiegand In/Out
Card reader or
external device
communication
Temperature /
Humidity
-20 ~ 50 /
Lower than 90% RH
LCD 128 X 64 Graphic LCD
SIZE 92.3mm * 169.9mm * 39.5mm
INPUT : Universal AC 100 ~ 250V
OUTPUT : DC 12V
(Option : DC 24V)
AC / DC Adapter
UL, CSA, CE Approved
Card Reader Smart Card Reader A-type,
13.56MHz
Option Door phone
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3. Environment Setting
3.1. Items to Check before Setting Environment
3.1.1. Entering Menu
If [F3] button is pressed for longer than 2 seconds, the following administrator
authentication screen is displayed.
<Verify Admin>
Input Admin card
or fingerprint
[ESC]
If administrator authentication with card or fingerprint according to the
registered authentication method succeeds, the system enters the menu as
shown below.
1.User
2.Network
3.Option
4.Terminal Info
5.Ext Function
6.Device
[ESC] [] [][ENT]
After selecting a desired menu with
[](F2) and [](F3) button, press
[ENT](F4) button to enter the lower
menu.
F1 F2 F3 F4
The description of F1, F2, F3 and F4 button functions are displayed in order at
the bottom of the screen as shown in the above figure. Move up and down and
make selection by pressing [ENT](F4). The system can transfer to the upper
menu by pressing [ESC](F1).
The administrator authentication is displayed only when there is a registered
administrator. Authentication is required only once during entry to the menu.
Access rights to all menus are valid until the system leaves completely from
the main menu.
3.1.2. Modifying Setting Values
Setting values can be modified by pressing [][]button.
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If a setting value is longer than 2 digits, move to the location of a digit to
change by pressing [][]button and change the value by pressing [][]
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After checking the setting value, press [ENT] button to continue setting.
To move to the upper menu during setting, press [ESC] button.
In case that the [][][][]buttons are the only buttons displayed
( [ESC] and [ENT] buttons are not displayed ), pressing down [F1] button for
longer than 2 seconds replaces [ESC] button function while pressing down [F4]
button for longer than 2 seconds replaces [ENT] button.
3.1.3. Saving after Completion of Environment Setting
To save the modified setting values, press [ESC] button in the main menu
screen. Then, the following screen is displayed.
Save?
1.Yes
2.NO
[ESC] [] [][ENT]
After selecting [1.Yes] to save the modified
setting values or [2. No] to cancel them,
press [ENT] button.
If no modification was made, the system leaves from the environment
setting menu without the above “Save?” process.
If there is no input value for a certain period of time during environment
setting change, the system leaves from the environment setting menu. If a
modification was made in such a case, “Save?” process shows up. If no
modification was made, the system moves directly to the default screen.
3.1.4. Procedures to Enter Menu without Administrator Authentication
In case fingerprint authentication cannot be made because administrator
password or card registered in the terminal is lost or no administrator is available,
use the following procedures to enter the menu.
Open the terminal cover.
While the cover is open, set No. 4 dip switch of the board to the ON state.
Press down [F3] button for longer than 2 seconds to enter the menu. If you
press [F4] button at the administrator authentication screen, ppiririck
buzzer sound is heard and the system enters a selected menu.
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After the completion of setting value modification, be sure to set No. 4
dip switch back to the OFF state.

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3.2. Menu Configuration
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1.User 1. Add
2. Delete
3. Modify
4. Add admin
5. Delete All
1. Terminal ID <Terminal ID>
<Verify Mode>:NS/SN/NO/SO
2.IP Address <Network Type>
<IP Address>
<Subnet Mask>
<Gateway>
2.Network
3. Server IP <Server IP>
<Server Port>
<Application>
0. Access Ctrl
1.T&A Ctrl
2.Meal Ctrl
When setting as 0 or 1
<Start Time>
<Leave Time>
<Access Time>
1. Application
2.When setting as Meal Ctrl
<Breakfast>
<Lunch>
<Dinner>
<Supper>
<Snack>
<Without Limit>
2. Verify Option <Show User ID>
<Only Card>
<Template On Card>
<Blocking Time>
3. Set Doorlock <Open Duration>
<Door Monitor>
<Door Open Alarm>
4. Sound Control <Voice Volume>
<Beeper Volume>
<Case Open Alarm>
5. LCD Setting <LCD Backlight>
<LCD Light Ctrl>
3.Option
6. Time Setting <Time Sync>
<Calendar>
<Time Setting>
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