Dahua ASI6214S-PW Face Recognition Access Controller User's manual

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Face Recognition Access
Controller Web 5.0
User's Manual
V1.2.3
Foreword
General
This manual introduces the functions and operations of the Face Recognition Access Controller
(hereinafter referred to as the &quot;Device&quot;). Read carefully before using the device, and keep the
manual safe for future reference.
Safety Instructions
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Signal Words
Meaning
Indicates a high potential hazard which, if not avoided, will result in
death or serious injury.
Indicates a medium or low potential hazard which, if not avoided, could
result in slight or moderate injury.
Indicates a potential risk which, if not avoided, could result in property
damage, data loss, reductions in performance, or unpredictable results.
Electrostatic Sensitive Devices.
Indicates a device that is sensitive to electrostatic discharge.
Indicates dangerous high voltage.
Take care to avoid coming into contact with electricity.
Indicates a laser radiation hazard.
Take care to avoid exposure to a laser beam.
Provides methods to help you solve a problem or save time.
Provides additional information as a supplement to the text.
Revision History
Version
Revision Content
V1.2.3
Updated important safeguards
August 2024
and warnings.
V1.2.2
Updated the attendance
permissions settings.
V1.2.1
Updated the intercom settings,
access control settings and
May 2024
more.
V1.2.0
Updated communication
settings, access control settings November 2023
and more.
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Release Time
June 2024
Version
Revision Content
Release Time
V1.1.0
Updated the manual.
October 2023
V1.0.0
First Release.
June 2023
Privacy Protection Notice
As the device user or data controller, you might collect the personal data of others such as their
face, audio, fingerprints, and license plate number. You need to be in compliance with your local
privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other
people by implementing measures which include but are not limited: Providing clear and visible
identification to inform people of the existence of the surveillance area and provide required
contact information.
About the Manual
The manual is for reference only. Slight differences might be found between the manual and the
product.
● We are not liable for losses incurred due to operating the product in ways that are not in
compliance with the manual.
● The manual will be updated according to the latest laws and regulations of related jurisdictions.
For detailed information, see the paper user’s manual, use our CD-ROM, scan the QR code or
visit our official website. The manual is for reference only. Slight differences might be found
between the electronic version and the paper version.
● All designs and software are subject to change without prior written notice. Product updates
might result in some differences appearing between the actual product and the manual. Please
contact customer service for the latest program and supplementary documentation.
● There might be errors in the print or deviations in the description of the functions, operations
and technical data. If there is any doubt or dispute, we reserve the right of final explanation.
● Upgrade the reader software or try other mainstream reader software if the manual (in PDF
format) cannot be opened.
● All trademarks, registered trademarks and company names in the manual are properties of their
respective owners.
● Please visit our website, contact the supplier or customer service if any problems occur while
using the device.
● If there is any uncertainty or controversy, we reserve the right of final explanation.
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Important Safeguards and Warnings
This section introduces content covering the proper handling of the Device, hazard prevention, and
prevention of property damage. Read carefully before using the Device, and comply with the
guidelines when using it.
Transportation Requirement
Transport, use and store the Device under allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
Storage Requirement
Store the Device under allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
Installation Requirements
Do not connect the power adapter to the Device while the adapter is powered on.
Strictly comply with the local electric safety code and standards. Make sure the ambient voltage
is stable and meets the power supply requirements of the Device.
● Do not connect the Device to two or more kinds of power supplies, to avoid damage to the
Device.
● Improper use of the battery might result in a fire or explosion.
● Please follow the electrical requirements to power the Device.
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Following are the requirements for selecting a power adapter.
The power supply must conform to the requirements of IEC 60950-1 and IEC 62368-1
standards.
○ The voltage must meet the SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) requirements and not exceed
ES-1 standards.
○ When the power of the device does not exceed 100 W, the power supply must meet LPS
requirements and be no higher than PS2.
We recommend using the power adapter provided with the Device.
When selecting the power adapter, the power supply requirements (such as rated voltage)
are subject to the Device label.
○
Personnel working at heights must take all necessary measures to ensure personal safety
including wearing a helmet and safety belts.
● Do not place the Device in a place exposed to sunlight or near heat sources.
● Keep the Device away from dampness, dust, and soot.
● Install the Device on a stable surface to prevent it from falling.
● Install the Device in a well-ventilated place, and do not block its ventilation.
●
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Use an adapter or cabinet power supply provided by the manufacturer.
Use the power cords that are recommended for the region and conform to the rated power
specifications.
● The Device is a class I electrical appliance. Make sure that the power supply of the Device is
connected to a power socket with protective earthing.
● The Device must be installed at a height of 2 meters or below.
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Operation Requirements
Check whether the power supply is correct before use.
Ground the device to protective ground before you power it on.
● Do not unplug the power cord on the side of the Device while the adapter is powered on.
● Operate the Device within the rated range of power input and output.
● Use the Device under allowed humidity and temperature conditions.
● Do not drop or splash liquid onto the Device, and make sure that there is no object filled with
liquid on the Device to prevent liquid from flowing into it.
● Do not disassemble the Device without professional instruction.
● This product is professional equipment.
● The Device is not suitable for use in locations where children are likely to be present.
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IV
Table of Contents
Foreword.............................................................................................................................................................. I
Important Safeguards and Warnings.............................................................................................................. III
1 Overview...........................................................................................................................................................1
2 Local Operations.............................................................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Basic Configuration Procedure............................................................................................................. 2
2.2 Common Icons........................................................................................................................................2
2.3 Standby Screen...................................................................................................................................... 3
2.4 Initialization........................................................................................................................................... 4
2.5 Logging In...............................................................................................................................................4
2.6 Resetting the Password......................................................................................................................... 5
2.7 Unlocking Methods................................................................................................................................6
2.7.1 Unlocking by Cards..................................................................................................................... 6
2.7.2 Unlocking by Face....................................................................................................................... 6
2.7.3 Unlocking by User Password...................................................................................................... 6
2.7.4 Unlocking by Admin Password...................................................................................................6
2.7.5 Unlocking by QR code................................................................................................................. 6
2.7.6 Unlocking by Fingerprint............................................................................................................7
2.7.7 Unlocking by Temporary Password........................................................................................... 7
2.8 Person Management..............................................................................................................................7
2.8.1 Adding Users................................................................................................................................7
2.8.2 Viewing User Information.........................................................................................................10
2.8.3 Configuring the Admin Unlock Password............................................................................... 11
2.9 Access Control Management.............................................................................................................. 11
2.9.1 Configuring Unlock Method..................................................................................................... 11
2.9.2 Configuring Alarms................................................................................................................... 14
2.9.3 Configuring the Door Status.....................................................................................................16
2.9.4 Configuring the Verification Time Interval............................................................................. 16
2.10 Attendance Management................................................................................................................. 17
2.10.1 Configuring Departments...................................................................................................... 17
2.10.2 Configuring Shifts................................................................................................................... 18
2.10.3 Configuring Holiday Plans......................................................................................................20
2.10.4 Configuring Work Schedules..................................................................................................21
2.10.5 Configuring Attendance Modes.............................................................................................24
2.11 Communication Settings.................................................................................................................. 27
2.11.1 Configuring Network.............................................................................................................. 27
2.11.2 Configuring Serial Port .......................................................................................................... 30
2.11.3 Configuring Wiegand..............................................................................................................32
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2.12 System Settings................................................................................................................................. 33
2.12.1 Configuring Time.....................................................................................................................33
2.12.2 Configuring Face Parameters.................................................................................................35
2.12.3 Setting the Volume................................................................................................................. 38
2.12.4 Configuring the Language......................................................................................................38
2.12.5 Screen Settings........................................................................................................................38
2.12.6 (Optional) Configuring Fingerprint Parameters...................................................................39
2.12.7 Restoring Factory Defaults.....................................................................................................39
2.12.8 Restarting the Device..............................................................................................................39
2.13 Functions Settings............................................................................................................................. 39
2.14 USB Management.............................................................................................................................. 43
2.14.1 Exporting to USB..................................................................................................................... 43
2.14.2 Importing from USB................................................................................................................ 43
2.14.3 Updating the System.............................................................................................................. 43
2.15 Record Management......................................................................................................................... 44
2.16 System Information...........................................................................................................................44
2.16.1 Viewing Data Capacity............................................................................................................44
2.16.2 Viewing Device Version.......................................................................................................... 44
3 Web Operations............................................................................................................................................. 45
3.1 Initialization......................................................................................................................................... 45
3.2 Logging In.............................................................................................................................................45
3.3 Resetting the Password.......................................................................................................................46
3.4 Home Page........................................................................................................................................... 46
3.5 Person Management........................................................................................................................... 47
3.6 Configuring Access Control.................................................................................................................51
3.6.1 Configuring Access Control Parameters..................................................................................51
3.6.2 Configuring Alarms................................................................................................................... 55
3.6.3 Configuring Alarm Linkages (Optional).................................................................................. 57
3.6.4 Configuring Alarm Event Linkage............................................................................................58
3.6.5 Configuring Face Detection......................................................................................................59
3.6.6 Configuring Card Settings........................................................................................................ 63
3.6.7 Configuring QR Code.................................................................................................................65
3.6.8 Configuring Schedules..............................................................................................................66
3.6.9 Privacy Settings......................................................................................................................... 68
3.6.10 Configuring Expansion Modules............................................................................................68
3.6.11 Configuring Port Functions.................................................................................................... 69
3.6.12 Configuring Back-end Comparison....................................................................................... 69
3.7 Configuring Intercom.......................................................................................................................... 70
3.7.1 Using the Device as the SIP Server...........................................................................................70
3.7.2 Using VTO as the SIP server...................................................................................................... 78
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3.7.3 Using the Platform as the SIP server........................................................................................80
3.7.4 Simple Mode.............................................................................................................................. 83
3.8 Attendance Configuration.................................................................................................................. 85
3.8.1 Configuring Departments.........................................................................................................85
3.8.2 Configuring Shifts..................................................................................................................... 85
3.8.3 Configuring Holiday..................................................................................................................88
3.8.4 Configuring Work Schedules....................................................................................................88
3.8.5 Configuring Attendance Modes............................................................................................... 91
3.9 Configuring Audio and Video............................................................................................................. 93
3.9.1 Configuring Video..................................................................................................................... 93
3.9.2 Configuring Audio Prompts................................................................................................... 101
3.9.3 Configuring Motion Detection............................................................................................... 102
3.9.4 Configuring Local Coding....................................................................................................... 103
3.10 Communication Settings................................................................................................................ 104
3.10.1 Network Settings...................................................................................................................104
3.10.2 Configuring RS-485............................................................................................................... 114
3.10.3 Configuring Wiegand............................................................................................................116
3.11 Configuring the System.................................................................................................................. 117
3.11.1 User Management.................................................................................................................117
3.11.2 Configuring Time.................................................................................................................. 120
3.11.3 Configuring the Shortcuts.................................................................................................... 122
3.12 Personalization................................................................................................................................124
3.12.1 Adding Resources................................................................................................................. 124
3.12.2 Configuring Themes..............................................................................................................125
3.13 Management Center........................................................................................................................128
3.13.1 One-click Diagnosis...............................................................................................................128
3.13.2 System Information.............................................................................................................. 129
3.13.3 Data Capacity........................................................................................................................ 129
3.13.4 Viewing Logs......................................................................................................................... 129
3.13.5 Configuration Management.................................................................................................131
3.13.6 Maintenance..........................................................................................................................132
3.13.7 Updating the System............................................................................................................ 132
3.13.8 Advanced Maintenance........................................................................................................ 133
3.14 Security Settings(Optional) ........................................................................................................... 133
3.14.1 Security Status.......................................................................................................................133
3.14.2 Configuring HTTPS................................................................................................................134
3.14.3 Attack Defense...................................................................................................................... 135
3.14.4 Installing Device Certificate................................................................................................. 138
3.14.5 Installing the Trusted CA Certificate....................................................................................141
3.14.6 Data Encryption.....................................................................................................................142
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3.14.7 Security Warning...................................................................................................................143
3.14.8 Security Authentication........................................................................................................143
4 Smart PSS Lite Configuration..................................................................................................................... 145
4.1 Installing and Logging In.................................................................................................................. 145
4.2 Adding Devices.................................................................................................................................. 145
4.2.1 Adding Device One by One.....................................................................................................145
4.2.2 Adding Devices in Batches..................................................................................................... 146
4.3 User Management............................................................................................................................. 148
4.3.1 Configuring Card Type............................................................................................................148
4.3.2 Adding Users........................................................................................................................... 148
4.3.3 Assigning Access Permission..................................................................................................153
4.3.4 Assigning Attendance Permissions....................................................................................... 154
4.4 Access Management..........................................................................................................................156
4.4.1 Remotely Opening and Closing Door.................................................................................... 156
4.4.2 Setting Always Open and Always Close................................................................................ 157
4.4.3 Monitoring Door Status.......................................................................................................... 157
Appendix 1 Important Points of Face Registration....................................................................................159
Appendix 2 Important Points of Intercom Operation................................................................................162
Appendix 3 Important Points of Fingerprint Registration Instructions...................................................163
Appendix 4 Important Points of QR Code Scanning.................................................................................. 165
Appendix 5 Security Recommendation...................................................................................................... 166
VIII
1 Overview
The Device is an access control panel that supports unlocking through faces, passwords,
fingerprint, cards, QR code, and their combinations. Based on the deep-learning algorithm, it
features faster recognition and higher accuracy. It can work with management platform which
meets various needs of customers.
It is widely used in parks, communities, business centers and factories, and ideal for places such as
office buildings, government buildings, schools and stadiums.
Configurations might differ depending on the models of the product, please refer to the actual
product.
● Devices with non-touch screen must connect to a mouse to perform configurations. This manual
uses the device with touch screen as an example.
● Some models support connecting extension modules like QR code module, fingerprint module
and more. The type of extension modules Device supports might differ, please refer to the
actual product.
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2 Local Operations
Configurations might differ depending on the actual product.
Models with no-touch screen needs connecting a wired USB mouse. This section uses the
models with touch screen as an example.
● External expansion modules are only available on select models.
● You might see some UI texts are not displayed because of the limited space. Long press the text
for 3 seconds and it will show.
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2.1 Basic Configuration Procedure
Figure 2-1 Basic configuration procedure
2.2 Common Icons
Table 2-1 Description of icons
Icon
Description
Main menu icon
Confirm icon
Turn to the first page of the list.
Turn to the last page of the list.
or
Turn to the previous page of the list.
or
Turn to the next page of the list.
Return to the previous menu.
Turn on
Turn off
Delete
Search
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2.3 Standby Screen
You can unlock the door through faces, card, passwords, and QR code. You can also make calls
through the intercom function. Unlock methods might differ depending on the models of the
product.
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If there is no operation in 30 seconds, the Device will go to the standby mode.
This manual is for reference only. Slight differences might be found between the standby screen
in this manual and the actual device.
Figure 2-2 Standby screen
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Table 2-2 Home screen description
No.
Name
Description
1
Date and time
Current date and time.
2
Password
Enter user password or administrator password or
temporary password to unlock the door.
Tap the QR code icon and scan QR code to unlock the
door.
3
QR code
For models that have a standalone QR code module or
connects a QR expansion module. The icon will be not
displayed. You can simply place your QR code in front of
the lens of Device or the expansion module, it will be
automatically scanned.
When the Device functions as a server, it can call the
VTO and VTH.
● When the management platform functions as a
server, the Device can call the VTO, VTS and the
management platform.
● When it works with DMSS, it can call DMSS.
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Intercom
Status display
Displays status of Wi-Fi, network, extension module, USB
and more. Wi-Fi and extension modules are only
available on select models.
You can tap to enter the Wi-Fi AP screen. For details,
see &quot;2.11.1.4 Configuring Wi-Fi AP&quot;
2.4 Initialization
For the first-time use or after restoring factory defaults, you need to select a language on Device,
and then set the password and email address for the admin account. You can use the admin
account to enter the main menu of the Device and its webpage.
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If you forget the administrator password, send a reset request to your registered e-mail address.
The password must consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters and contain at least two types of
characters among upper case, lower case, number, and special character (excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;).
2.5 Logging In
Log in to the main menu to configure the Device. Only admin account and administrator account
can enter the main menu of the Device. For the first-time use, use the admin account to enter the
main menu screen and then you can create the other administrator accounts.
Background Information
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admin account: Can log in to the main menu screen of the Device, but does not have door
access permissions.
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Administrator account: Can log in to the main menu of the Device and has door access
permissions.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Press and hold the standby screen for 1.5 seconds.
Select a verification method to enter the main menu.
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Face: Enter the main menu by face recognition.
Fingerprint: Enter the main menu by using fingerprint.
Fingerprint function is only available on select models.
Card Punch: Enter the main menu by swiping card.
● PWD: Enter the user ID and password of the administrator account.
● admin: Enter the admin password to enter the main menu.
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2.6 Resetting the Password
Reset the password through the linked e-mail when you forget the admin password.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Press and hold the standby screen for 1.5 seconds.
Tap admin, and then tap once on the blank area of the screen.
Click Forgot password.
Read the on-screen prompt, and then click Enter.
Tap QR Code, and then scan the QR code.
Send the results of the scan to the designated e-mail address.
You will receive a security code in your e-mail address.
Step 7
After you scan the QR code, you will receive a security code in your linked e-mail
address. Use the security code within 24 hours after you receive it. Otherwise, it will
become invalid.
● Up to two security codes will be generated when the same QR code is scanned. If the
security code becomes invalid, refresh the QR code and scan again.
Enter the security code.
Step 8
Step 9
If the wrong security code is entered 5 times in a row, the administrator account will be
frozen for 5 minutes.
Click Next.
Reset and confirm the password.
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The password should consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters and contain at least two of
the following types of characters: upper case, lower case, number, and special character
(excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;).
Step 10 Click OK.
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2.7 Unlocking Methods
You can unlock the door through faces, passwords, fingerprints, cards, and more.
2.7.1 Unlocking by Cards
Place the card at the swiping area to unlock the door.
This function is only available on select models.
2.7.2 Unlocking by Face
Verify the identity of an individual by detecting their faces. Make sure that the face is centered on
the face detection frame.
2.7.3 Unlocking by User Password
Enter the user ID and password to unlock the door.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Tap on the standby screen.
Tap Unlock by password, and then enter the user ID and password.
Tap OK.
2.7.4 Unlocking by Admin Password
Enter only the admin password to unlock the door. The door can be unlocked through admin
password except for always closed door. One device allows for only one admin password.
Prerequisites
The admin password was configured. For details, see &quot;2.8.3 Configuring the Admin Unlock
Password&quot;.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Tap on the standby screen.
Tap Unlock through Admin Password, and then enter the admin password.
Step 3
Tap
.
Admin password cannot be used to unlock when the door status is set to always closed
status.
2.7.5 Unlocking by QR code
Procedure
Step 1
On the standby screen, tap
.
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Step 2
The QR code icon is displayed only after you go to Functions &gt; Face Recognition
Interface Shortcut to enable QR code.
Place your QR code in front of the lens.
2.7.6 Unlocking by Fingerprint
Place you finger on the fingerprint scanner. This function is only available select models.
2.7.7 Unlocking by Temporary Password
Unlock the door by the temporary password.
Procedure
Step 1
Add the Device to DMSS.
DMSS will generate a temporary password, which allow you unlock the door before it
expires.
, and then tap Unlock by Temporary Password.
Step 2
On the home screen, tap
Step 3
Enter the temporary password, and then tap
.
2.8 Person Management
You can add new users, view user/admin list and edit user information.
The pictures in this manual are for reference only, and might differ from the actual product.
2.8.1 Adding Users
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Person Management &gt; Create User.
Configure the parameters on the interface.
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Figure 2-3 Add new user
Table 2-3 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
No.
The No. is like employee ID, which can be numbers, letters,
and their combinations, and the maximum length of the
No. is 30 characters.
Name
The name can have up to 32 characters (including
numbers, symbols, and letters).
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Parameter
Description
Register fingerprints. A user can register up to 3
fingerprints, and you can set a fingerprint to the duress
fingerprint. An alarm will be triggered when the duress
fingerprint is used to unlock the door.
FP
Face
Fingerprint function is only available on select models.
● We do not recommend you set the first fingerprint as
the duress fingerprint.
● One user can only set one duress fingerprint.
● Fingerprint function is available if the Device supports
connecting a fingerprint extension module.
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Position your face inside the frame, and a face image will
be captured automatically. You can register again if you are
not satisfied with the outcome.
A user can register up to 5 cards at most. Enter your card
number or swipe your card, and then the card information
will be read by the Device.
Card
You can enable the Duress Card function. An alarm will be
triggered if a duress card is used to unlock the door.
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This function is only available on select models.
One user can only set one duress card.
Password
Enter the user password. The maximum length of the
password is 8 digits. The duress password is adding 1 based
on the last digit of the unlock password. For example, if the
user password is 12345, the duress password will be 12346;
if the user password is 789, and then the duress password is
780. A duress alarm will be triggered when a duress
password is used to unlock the door.
User Permission
User : Users only have door access or time attendance
permissions.
● Admin : Administrators can configure the Device
besides door access and attendance permissions.
Period
People can unlock the door or take attendance during the
defined period. For details on how to configure periods,
see &quot;3.6.8.1 Configuring Time Periods&quot;.
Holiday Plan
People can unlock the door or take attendance during the
defined holiday. For details on how to configure periods,
see &quot;3.6.8.2 Configuring Holiday Plans&quot;.
Validity Period
Set a date on which the door access and attendance
permissions of the person will be expired.
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Parameter
Description
General User : General users can unlock the door.
Blocklist User : When users in the blocklist unlock the
door, an blocklist alarm will be triggered.
● Guest User : Guests can unlock the door within a
defined period or for certain amount of times. After the
defined period expires or the unlocking times runs out,
they cannot unlock the door.
● Patrol User : Patrol users can take attendance on the
Device, but they do not have door permissions.
● VIP User : When VIP unlocks the door, service personnel
will receive a notification.
● Other User : When they unlock the door, the door will
stay unlocked for 5 more seconds.
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User Type
This function is not effective when remote verification is
enabled.
● Custom User 1/Custom User 2 : Same with general
users.
Select departments, which is useful when configuring
department schedules. For how to create departments, see
&quot;2.10.1 Configuring Departments&quot;.
Department
This function is only available on select models.
Department Schedule: Apply department schedules to
the user.
● Personal Schedule: Apply personal schedules to the
user.
●
Schedule Mode
For how to configure personal or department
schedules, see &quot;2.10.4 Configuring Work Schedules&quot;.
This function is only available on select models.
If you set the schedule mode to department
schedule here, the personal schedule you have
configured for the user in Attendance &gt; Schedule
Config &gt; Personal Schedule become invalid.
Step 3
Tap
.
2.8.2 Viewing User Information
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Person Management &gt; User List, or select User &gt; Admin
List.
View all added users and admin accounts.
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: Unlock through password.
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: Unlock through swiping card.
●
: Unlock through face recognition.
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: Unlock through fingerprint.
Related Operations
On the User screen, you can manage the added users.
Search for users: Tap and then enter the username or user ID.
Edit users: Tap the user to edit user information.
● Delete users
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Delete one by one: Select a user, and then tap
Delete in batches:
○
On the User List screen, tap
○
On the Admin List screen, tap
.
to delete all users.
to delete all admin users.
2.8.3 Configuring the Admin Unlock Password
You can unlock the door by only entering the admin password. This password is not limited by user
types. Only one admin unlock password is allowed for one device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
On the Main Menu screen, select User &gt; Admin Unlock Password.
Tap Admin Unlock Password, and then enter a password.
Turn on the admin unlock function.
2.9 Access Control Management
You can configure settings for doors such as the unlocking mode, alarm linkage and door
schedules. The available unlock modes might differ depending on the product model.
2.9.1 Configuring Unlock Method
2.9.1.1 Configuring Unlock Combinations
Use card, fingerprint, face, password or their combinations to unlock the door. The available unlock
modes might differ depending on the product model.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control Management &gt; Unlock Method.
Tap Combination Unlock , and the select Combination Unlock form the list.
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Figure 2-4 Combination unlock
Step 3
Tap Unlock Method, and select unlock methods.
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Figure 2-5 Combination method
Step 4
Tap +And or /Or to configure combinations.
To cancel your selection, tap the selected method again.
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+And :
Verify all the selected unlock methods to open the door.
People have to complete verification in the order of card, fingerprint, face and
password.
● /Or : Verify one of the selected unlock methods to open the door.
Step 5
Tap
to save changes.
2.9.1.2 Configuring Unlock by Period
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control Management &gt; Unlock Method.
Tap the right area of Unlock Method , and then select Unlock by Period form the list.
For details on how to configure unlock by period, see &quot;3.6.1.2 Configuring Unlock
Methods&quot;.
Step 3
Tap
to save changes.
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2.9.1.3 Configuring Unlock by Multiple Users
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control Management .
Tap the right area of Unlock Method , and then select Unlock by multiple users from
the list.
For details on how to configure unlock by period, see &quot;3.6.1.2 Configuring Unlock
Methods&quot;.
Step 3
Tap
to save changes.
2.9.2 Configuring Alarms
An alarm will be triggered when the entrance or exit is abnormally accessed.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control Management &gt; Alarm.
Enable the alarm type.
Alarm types might differ depending on the models of the product.
Figure 2-6 Alarm
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Table 2-4 Description of alarm parameters
Parameter
Description
Users need to verify their identities both for entry and exit; otherwise
an alarm will be triggered. This helps prevent card holders from being
able to give their card to other people to allow them access. When antipassback is enabled, the card holder must leave the secure area
through an exit reader before the system will grant them access again.
People need to swipe their card at the &quot;in&quot; reader to enter a secure area
and swipe it at the &quot;out&quot; reader to get out of it.
If a person enters after being verified, but exits without being
verified, an alarm will be triggered if they attempt to enter again,
and they will be denied access.
● If a person enters without being verified, but exits after being
verified, an alarm will be triggered if they attempt to enter again,
and they will be denied access.
●
Anti-passback
If the Device can only connect to one lock, verification through the
Device means a person entered in the &quot;in&quot; direction, and verification
through the external card reader means they exited in the &quot;out&quot;
direction. This is the default.
Duress
Door Detector
Door Detector Type
Intrusion
Door Timed Out
An alarm will be triggered when a duress card, duress password or
duress fingerprint is used to unlock the door.
With the door detector wired to your device, alarms can be triggered
when doors are opened or closed abnormally. There are 2 types of door
detectors: NC detector and NO detector.
Normally Closed: The sensor is in a shorted position when the door
or window is closed.
● Normally Open: An open circuit is created when the window or door
is actually closed.
●
If the door is opened abnormally, an intrusion alarm will be triggered
and last for a defined time.
When the door remains unlocked for longer than the defined timeout
duration, the door timeout alarm will be triggered and last for the
defined time.
Door Timeout Duration
The door detector and door timed out function need to be enabled at
the same time.
Excessive Use Alarm
If the wrong password or card is used 5 times in a row within 60
seconds, the alarm for excessive use of illegal card will be triggered and
lasts for a defined time.
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2.9.3 Configuring the Door Status
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu screen, select Access Control Management &gt; Lock Status Config.
Set door status.
Figure 2-7 Lock status
Table 2-5 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Door Status
Normally Open : The door remains unlocked all the time.
Normally Closed : The door remains locked all the time.
● Normal : If Normal is selected, the door will be locked and
unlocked according to your settings.
Unlock Duration
After a person is granted access, the door will remain unlocked
for a defined time for them to pass through.
●
●
2.9.4 Configuring the Verification Time Interval
If you verify your identity multiple times within a set period, only the earliest verification will be
considered valid, and the door will not open after the second or later verifications. From the
moment the door fails to open, you must wait for the configured verification time interval before
attempting to verify your identity again.
Procedure
Step 1
Select Access Control Management &gt; Verification Interval (sec).
Step 2
Enter the time interval, and then tap
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2.10 Attendance Management
Time attendance supports attendance management both on the Device or and Smart PSS Lite. This
section only uses configuring attendance on the Device as an example.
This function is only available on select models (devices of 4.3-inch series).
Figure 2-8 Configuration flow chart of time attendance
2.10.1 Configuring Departments
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Attendance &gt; Department Settings.
Select a department, and then rename it.
There are 20 default departments. We recommend you rename them.
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Figure 2-9 Create departments
Step 3
Tap
.
2.10.2 Configuring Shifts
Configure shifts to define time attendance rules. Employees need to come to work at the time
scheduled for their shift to start, and leave at the end time, except when they choose to work
overtime.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Attendance &gt; Shift Config.
Select a shift.
Step 3
Tap to view more shifts. You can configure up to 24 shifts.
Configure the parameters of the shift.
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Figure 2-10 Create shifts
Table 2-6 Shift parameters description
Parameter
Description
Shift Name
Enter the name of the shift.
Period 1
Specify a time range when people can clock in and clock out for
the workday.
If you only set one attendance period, employees need to clock
in and out by the designated times to avoid an anomaly
appearing on their attendance record. For example, if you set
08:00 to 17:00, employees must clock in by 08:00 and clock out
from 17:00 onwards.
Period 2
If you set 2 attendance periods, the 2 periods cannot overlap.
Employees need to clock in and clock out for both periods.
Overtime Period
Limit for Arriving Late (min)
Limit for Leaving Early (min)
●
Employees who clock in or out during the defined period will be
considered as working beyond their normal work hours.
A certain amount of time can be granted to employees to allow
them to clock in a bit late and clock out a bit early. For example,
if the regular time to clock in is 08:00, the tolerance period can
be set as 5 minutes for employees who arrive by 08:05 to not be
considered as late.
When the time interval between 2 periods is an even number, you can divide the time
interval by 2, and assign the first half of the interval to the first period, which will be
the clock out time. The second half of the interval should be assigned to the second
period as the clock in time.
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Figure 2-11 Time interval (Even number)
For example: If the interval is 120 minutes, then the clock-out time for period 1 is from
12:00 to 12:59, and the clock-in time for period 2 is from 13:00 to 14:00.
If a person clocks out multiple times during period 1, the latest time will be valid, and if
they clock in multiple times during period 2, the earliest time will be valid.
● When the time interval between 2 periods is an odd number, the smallest portion of
the interval will be assigned to the first period, which will be the clock out time. The
largest portion of the interval will be assigned to the second period as the clock in
time.
Figure 2-12 Time interval (even number)
For example: If the interval is 125 minutes, then the clock-out time for period 1 is from
11:55 to 12:57, and the clock-in time for period 2 is from 12:58 to 14:00. Period 1 has 62
minutes, and period 2 has 63 minutes.
If a person clocks out multiple times during period 1, the latest time will be valid, and if
they clock in multiple times during period 2, the earliest time will be valid.
All attendance times are precise down to the second. For example, if the normal clock-in
time is set to 8:05 AM, the employee who clocks in at 8:05:59 AM will not be considered as
arriving late. But, the employee that arrives at 8:06 AM will be marked as late by 1 minute.
Step 4
Tap
.
2.10.3 Configuring Holiday Plans
Configure holiday plans to set periods for attendance to not be tracked.
Procedure
Step 1
Select Attendance &gt; Shift Config &gt; Holiday.
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Step 2
Step 3
Click to add holiday plans.
Configure the parameters.
Figure 2-13 Create holiday plans
Table 2-7 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Attendance Holiday No.
The number of the holiday.
Attendance Holiday
The name of the holiday.
Start Time
The start and end time of the holiday.
End Time
Step 4
Tap
.
2.10.4 Configuring Work Schedules
A work schedule generally refers to the days per month and the hours per day that an employee is
expected to be at their job. You can create different types of work schedules based on different
individuals or departments, and then employees must follow the established work schedules.
Background Information
Refer to the flowchart to configure personal schedules or department schedules.
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Figure 2-14 Configuring work schedules
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Attendance &gt; Schedule Config.
Set work schedules for individuals.
1. Tap Personal Schedule.
2. Enter the user ID, and then tap .
3. On the calendar, select a day, and then select a shift.
The shift is scheduled for the day.
You can only set work schedules for the current month and the next month.
0 indicates break.
1 to 24 indicates the number of the per-defined shifts. For how to configure shifts,
see &quot;2.10.2 Configuring Shifts&quot;.
● 25 indicates business trip.
● 26 indicates leave of absence.
●
●
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Figure 2-15 Schedule shifts to individuals
Step 3
4. Tap .
Set works schedules for departments.
1. Tap Department Schedule.
2. Tap a department, and then select shifts for a week.
Shifts are scheduled for the week.
0 indicates rest.
1 to 24 indicates the number of the per-defined shifts. For how to configure shifts, see
&quot;2.10.2 Configuring Shifts&quot;.
● 25 indicates business trip.
● 26 indicates leave of absence.
●
●
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Figure 2-16 Schedule shifts to a department
The defined work schedule is in a week cycle and will be applied to all employees in the
department.
Step 4
Tap
.
2.10.5 Configuring Attendance Modes
When you clock in or clock out, you can set the attendance modes to define the attendance status.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the main menu screen, click Attendance .
Enable Local or Remote, and then set the attendance mode.
The attendance records will also be synchronized to the management platform.
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Figure 2-17 Attendance mode
Table 2-8 Attendance mode
Parameter
Description
Auto/Manual Mode
The screen displays the attendance status automatically after you
clock in or out, but you can also manually change your attendance
status.
Auto Mode
The screen displays your attendance status automatically after you
clock in or out.
Manual Mode
Manually select your attendance status when you clock in or out.
Fixed Mode
When you clock in or out, the screen will display the per-defined
attendance status all the time.
Step 3
Step 4
Select an attendance mode.
Configure the parameters for the attendance mode.
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Figure 2-18 Auto Mode/manual mode
Figure 2-19 Fixed mode
Table 2-9 Attendance mode parameters
Parameters
Description
Check In
Clock in when your normal workday starts.
Break Out
Clock out when your break starts.
Break In
Clock in when your break ends.
Check Out
Clock out when your normal workday starts.
Overtime Check In
Clock in when your overtime period starts.
Overtime Check Out
Clock out when your overtime period ends.
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2.11 Communication Settings
Configure the network, serial port and Wiegand port to connect the Device to the network.
The serial port and the Wiegand port might differ depending on the models of Device.
2.11.1 Configuring Network
2.11.1.1 Configuring the IP Address
Set an IP address for the Device to connect it to the network. After that, you can log in to the
webpage and the management platform to manage the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Communication Settings &gt; Network &gt; IP Address.
Set the IP Address.
Figure 2-20 IP address configuration
Table 2-10 IP configuration parameters
Parameter
Description
IP Address/Subnet Mask/Gateway
Address
The IP address, subnet mask, and gateway IP address must
be on the same network segment.
Preferred DNS
The IP of the DNS server.
Alternate DNS
The alternate IP of the DNS server.
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Parameter
Description
It stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
Enable/Disable DHCP
When DHCP is turned on, the Device will automatically be
assigned an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Manage devices without applying for DDNS, set port
mapping and deploy transit servers.
Cloud Service
2.11.1.2 Configuring Auto Registration
Add the device to a management platform, so that you can manage it on the platform.
Procedure
Step 1
On the Main Menu, select Communication Settings &gt; Network &gt; Auto Registration.
To avoid exposing the system to security risks and data loss, control the management
platform permissions.
Figure 2-21 Active registration
Step 2
Turn on the automatic registration function and set the parameters.
Table 2-11 Auto registration
Parameter
Description
Server Address
The IP address of the management platform.
Port
The port No. of the management platform.
Enter the device ID (user defined).
Registration ID
When you add the Device to the management platform, the
registration ID you enter on the management platform must conform
to the defined registration ID on the Device.
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2.11.1.3 Configuring Wi-Fi
You can connect the Device to the network through the Wi-Fi network.
Background Information
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Communication Settings &gt; Network &gt; Wi-Fi.
Turn on Wi-Fi.
The Wi-Fi function is only available on select models.
Wi-Fi AP and Wi-Fi function cannot be enabled at the same time.
● After Wi-Fi is enabled, wait about 1 minutes to connect Wi-Fi.
●
●
Step 3
Step 4
Tap to search available wireless networks.
Select a wireless network and enter the password.
If the system does not find a Wi-Fi network, tap SSID to enter the name of the Wi-Fi.
Figure 2-22 Connect to Wi-Fi
Related Operations
Enable/Disable DHCP: Enable this function, and the Device will automatically be assigned a Wi-Fi
address.
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2.11.1.4 Configuring Wi-Fi AP
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Communication Settings &gt; Network &gt; Wi-Fi AP.
Turn on Wi-Fi AP.
Wi-Fi AP and Wi-Fi function cannot be enabled at the same time.
Figure 2-23 Connect to Wi-Fi AP
Results
Use your computer to connect to Wi-Fi AP of the Device to access its webpage.
2.11.2 Configuring Serial Port
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Communication Settings &gt; Serial Port.
Select an external device.
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Figure 2-24 External device type
Table 2-12 Port description
External device
Description
The Device functions as a card reader and sends data to
other external access controllers to control access.
Output Data type:
Access Controller
Card Number: Outputs data based on the card number
when users swipe their cards to unlock doors; outputs
data based on user's first card number when users use
other unlock methods.
● No.: Outputs data based on the user ID.
●
Card Reader
The Device functions as an access controller, and connects to
an external card reader.
Reader (OSDP)
The Device is connected to a card reader based on the OSDP
protocol.
Door Control Security Module
After the security module is enabled, the door exit button,
lock control and fire linkage of the Device become not
effective, but the door exit button and lock control that
connects to the security module become effective.
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External device
Description
Turnstile
When the Device is connected to a turnstile, and the access
controller board of the turnstile is connected to an external
QR code module or card swiping module, the board will
transmit the verification data to the turnstile.
2.11.3 Configuring Wiegand
The Device allows for both Wiegand input and output mode.
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the webpage, select Communication Settings &gt; Wiegand.
Select a Wiegand.
●
Select Wiegand Input when you connect an external card reader to the Device.
When the Device connects to a third-party device through the Wiegand input port,
and the card number read by the Device is in the reverse order from the actual card
number. In this case, you can turn on Card No. Inversion function.
● Select Wiegand Output when the Device functions as a card reader, and you need to
connect it to a controller or another access terminal.
Figure 2-25 Wiegand output
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Table 2-13 Description of Wiegand output
Parameter
Description
Select a Wiegand format to read card numbers or ID numbers.
Wiegand Output Type
Pulse Width
Pulse Interval
Wiegand26 : Reads 3 bytes or 6 digits.
Wiegand34 : Reads 4 bytes or 8 digits.
● Wiegand66 : Reads 8 bytes or 16 digits.
●
●
Enter the pulse width and pulse interval of Wiegand output.
Select the type of output data.
No. : The system outputs data based on the user ID. The data
format is hexadecimal or decimal.
● Card Number : The system outputs data based on user's first
card number.
●
Output Data Type
2.12 System Settings
2.12.1 Configuring Time
Configure system time, such as date, time, and NTP.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Time.
Configure system time.
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Figure 2-26 Time
Table 2-14 Description of time parameters
Parameter
Description
24-hour System
The time is displayed in 24-hour format.
Date &amp; Time
Set up the date.
Time
Set up the time.
Date Format
Select a date format.
DST Setting
1. Tap DST Setting and enable it.
2. Select Date or Week from the DST Type list.
3. Enter the start time and end time.
4. Tap
.
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Parameter
Description
A network time protocol (NTP) server is a machine dedicated as
the time sync server for all client computers. If your computer is
set to sync with a time server on the network, your clock will
show the same time as the server. When the administrator
changes the time (for daylight savings), all client machines on
the network will also be updated.
NTP Time Sync
1. Tap NTP Check, and then enable it.
2. Configure the parameters.
Server Address : Enter the IP address of the NTP server,
and the Device will automatically sync time with the NTP
server.
● Port : Enter the port of the NTP server.
● Interval : Enter the time synchronization interval.
●
Time Zone
Select the time zone.
2.12.2 Configuring Face Parameters
Face parameters might differ depending on the models of the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
On the main menu, select System Settings &gt; Face Parameter Config.
Step 2
Configure the face parameters, and then tap
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.
Figure 2-27 Face parameter
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Table 2-15 Description of face parameters
Name
Description
Adjust the accuracy level of face recognition. Higher threshold
means higher accuracy and lower false recognition rate.
Face Recognition Threshold
When the threshold is too low such as 0, the false recognition rate
will be extremely high. Please be advised.
Max Face Recognition Angle
Deviation
Set the largest angle that a face can be posed in for face detection.
The larger the value, the larger the range for the face angle. If the
angle a face is positioned in is not within the defined range, it
might not be detected properly.
Valid Face Interval (sec)
When the same face remains in front of the lens after the first
successful recognition, the Device will perform recognition again
for the face after a defined interval.
Invalid Face Interval (sec)
When the same face remains in front of the lens after the first
failed recognition, the Device will perform recognition again for
the face after a defined interval.
Recognition Distance
The distance between the face and the lens.
Enable Anti-spoofing
This prevents people from being able to use photos, videos, mask
and other substitutes to gain unauthorized access.
Enable Beautifier
Beautify captured face images.
Enable Helmet Detection
Detects safety helmets. The door will not unlock for persons that
are not wearing their helmet.
●
Mask Parameters
Mask mode:
Do Not Detect : Mask is not detected during face
recognition.
Mask Reminder : Mask is detected during face recognition.
If the person is not wearing a mask, the system will remind
them to wear a mask, but they will still be allowed access.
No Authorization without Wearing Face Mask : Mask is
detected during face recognition. If a person is not wearing
a mask, the system will remind them to wear masks, and
access will be denied.
● Mask Recognition Threshold: The higher the threshold, the
more accurate face recognition will be when a person is
wearing a mask, and there will be a lower false recognition rate.
Detects 4 to 6 face images at a time. Combination unlock cannot
be used with this, and the door will be unlocked when one of the
people are successfully verified.
Multi-face Recognition
The number of face images which are supported might differ
depending on the model of the product.
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Name
Description
●
●
Illuminator Mode
Auto: The illuminator is turned on in low-light conditions.
Disable: The illuminator is turned off all the time.
This function is only available on select models.
2.12.3 Setting the Volume
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Volume Settings.
Configure the parameters.
Table 2-16 Parameters description
Parameters
Description
Beep Volume
Microphone Volume
Screen Tap Sound
and then tap
or
to adjust the volume.
When this function is enabled, touch screen devices will produce tap
sound and non-touch screen devices will produce mouse click sound.
2.12.4 Configuring the Language
Change the language on the Device. On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Language,
select the language for the Device.
2.12.5 Screen Settings
Configure when the display should turn off and the logout time.
Procedure
Step 1
On the Main Menu, select System &gt; Screen Settings.
Step 2
Tap Logout Time , Screen Off Settings or Screen Brightness Settings, and then tap
or
to adjust the time or screen brightness.
Logout Time: The system goes back to the standby screen after a defined time of
inactivity.
● Screen Off Settings: The system goes back to the standby screen and then the screen
turns off after a defined time of inactivity.
●
For example, if the logout time is set to 15 seconds, and the screen off time is set to 30
seconds, the system goes back to the standby screen after 15 seconds, and then the
screen will turn off after another 15 seconds.
The logout time must be less than the screen off time.
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2.12.6 (Optional) Configuring Fingerprint Parameters
Configure fingerprint detection accuracy. The higher the value, the higher the similarity threshold
and accuracy is.
Background Information
This function is only available on select models, and some supports being connected to a
fingerprint extension module.
Procedure
Step 1
On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Fingerprint Parameter Settings.
Step 2
Tap
or
to adjust the value.
2.12.7 Restoring Factory Defaults
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Factory Defaults.
Restore factory defaults if necessary. Restore the factory default settings if necessary.
Factory Defaults : Resets all configurations and data except for IP settings and the
type of the extension module.
● Restore to Default Settings (except for user information and logs) : Resets all the
configurations except for user information and logs.
●
2.12.8 Restarting the Device
On the Main Menu, select System Settings &gt; Restart, and the Device will be restarted.
2.13 Functions Settings
On the Main Menu screen, select Functions.
The functions might differ depending on the model of the product.
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Figure 2-28 Functions
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Table 2-17 Function description
Parameter
Description
Password Reset: The password can be reset when you turn on
this function.
● Enable HTTPS: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is a
protocol for secure communication over a computer network.
When HTTPS is enabled, HTTPS will be used to access CGI
commands; otherwise HTTP will be used.
●
When HTTPS is enabled, the Device will automatically restart.
Enable CGI: Common Gateway Interface (CGI) offers a standard
protocol for web servers to execute programs similar to how
console applications run on a server that dynamically
generates webpage. The CGI is enabled by default.
● Enable SSH: Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network
protocol for operating network services securely over an
unsecured network. The data transmitted will be encrypted
after this function is enabled.
● Fingerprint Image: The fingerprint image is displayed when
you unlock through fingerprint.
●
Private Setting
This function is only available on select models.
Capture: Face images will be captured automatically when
people unlock the door.
● Clear All Snapshots: Delete all automatically captured photos.
●
Displays the notification on the screen when a person is verifying
their identity on the Device.
High Speed Mode: The system prompts Successfully verified
or Not authorized on the screen.
● Simple Mode: Displays user ID, name and verification time
after access is granted, and displays Not authorized and the
authorization time after access is denied.
● Standard: Displays the user's registered face image, user ID,
name and verification time after access is granted, and displays
Not authorized and the verification time after access is
denied.
● Contrast Mode: Displays the captured face image and a
registered face image of a user, user ID, name and
authorization time after access is granted, and displays Not
authorized after access is denied.
●
Push Notifications
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Parameter
Description
Select identity verification methods on the standby screen.
●
●
●
Password: It's icon is displayed on the standby screen.
QR code: It's icon is displayed on the standby screen.
This function is only available on select models.
Doorbell: It's icon is displayed on the standby screen.
Local Device Ringer: Tap the ring bell icon on the standby
screen, Device will ring.
Ringtone Config: Select a ringtone
Ringtone Time (sec): Set ring time (1-30 seconds). The
default value is 3.
Alarm: Tap the ring bell icon, and the external alarm device
rings.
Face Recognition Interface
Shortcut
This function is only available on select models. When the
alarm cable and the doorbell cable are shared, make sure
the functional interface is set to Doorbell. For details, see
&quot;3.6.11 Configuring Port Functions&quot;.
● Call: It's icon is displayed on the standby screen.
● Call Type:
Call Room: Tap the call icon on the standby mode and enter
the room number to make a call.
Call Management Center: Tap the call icon on the standby
mode, and then call the management center.
Custom call room: Tap the call icon on the standby screen
to call the pre-defined room.
●
You can call DMSS only in this call type.
SIP Server: You can turn on SIP to set the Device to SIP server.
Select an expansion module, and the Device will restart.
●
is displayed on the right corner on the standby screen,
which means it was successfully set.
●
is displayed on the right corner on the standby screen,
which means setup failed.
Expansion Module
Expansion module is only available on select models.
Expansion module does not support hot swapping.
● The configuration for the expansion module remains
unchanged even after the system is restored to its factory
settings.
●
●
DND Mode
No voice prompts during the set time when you verify your
identity on the Device. You can set up to 4 periods.
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2.14 USB Management
You can use a USB to update the Device, and export or import user information or attendance
records through USB.
Make sure that a USB is inserted to the Device before you export data or update the system. To
avoid failure, do not pull out the USB or perform any operation of the Device during the process.
● You can use a USB to export the information from a Device to another Device. Face images are
not allowed to be imported through USB.
● Importing/exporting attendance records is only available on select models.
●
2.14.1 Exporting to USB
You can export data from the Device to a USB. The exported data is encrypted and cannot be
edited.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select USB Management &gt; USB Export.
Select the data type you want to export, and then tap OK.
●
●
When the data is exported in Excel, it can be edited.
The USB disk supports the format in FAT32, and the storage capacity is 4 GB –128 GB.
Personnel information, facial features, card data, fingerprint data are encrypted when
exporting.
2.14.2 Importing from USB
You can import data from USB to the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select USB Management &gt; USB Import.
Select the data type that you want to export, and then tap OK.
2.14.3 Updating the System
Update the system of the Device through USB.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Rename the update file to &quot;update.bin&quot;, put it in the root directory of the USB, and then
insert the USB to the Device.
On the Main Menu, select USB Management &gt; USB Update.
Tap OK.
The Device will restart when the updating completes.
Do not power off the Device during the update.
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2.15 Record Management
On the main menu, select Record Management &gt; Search for Unlock Records. The unlock records
are displayed. You can search for record by user ID.
2.16 System Information
You can view data capacity and device version.
2.16.1 Viewing Data Capacity
On the Main Menu, select System Info &gt; Data Capacity, you can view storage capacity of each
data type.
2.16.2 Viewing Device Version
On the Main Menu, select System Info &gt; Device Version, you can view the device version, such as
serial No., software version and more.
Related Operations
Tap Product Material QR Code, scan the QR code with your phone to view the product
documents.
This function is only available on select models.
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3 Web Operations
On the webpage, you can also configure and update the Device.
Web configurations differ depending on models of the Device.
3.1 Initialization
Initialize the Device when you log in to the webpage for the first time or after the Device is restored
to the factory defaults.
Prerequisites
Make sure that the computer used to log in to the webpage is on the same LAN as the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Open a browser, go to the IP address (the default address is 192.168.1.108) of the Device.
Step 2
Step 3
We recommend you use the latest version of Chrome or Firefox.
Select a language on Device.
Set the password and email address according to the screen instructions.
The password must consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters and contain at least two
types of the following characters: upper case, lower case, numbers, and special
characters (excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;). Set a high-security password by following the password
strength prompt.
● Keep the password safe after initialization and change the password regularly to
improve security.
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3.2 Logging In
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Open a browser, enter the IP address of the Device in the Address bar, and press the
Enter key.
Enter the user name and password.
The default administrator name is admin, and the password is the one you set up
during initialization. We recommend you change the administrator password regularly
to increase security.
● If you forget the administrator login password, you can click Forget password? to
reset password.
Click Login.
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Step 3
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3.3 Resetting the Password
Reset the password through the linked e-mail when you forget the admin password.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
On the login page, click Forgot password.
Read the on-screen prompt carefully, and then click OK.
Scan the QR code, and you will receive a security code.
Figure 3-1 Reset password
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Up to two security codes will be generated when the same QR code is scanned. If the
security code becomes invalid, refresh the QR code and scan again.
● After you scan the QR code, you will receive a security code in your linked e-mail
address. Use the security code within 24 hours after you receive it. Otherwise, it will
become invalid.
● If the wrong security code is entered 5 times in a row, the administrator account will
be frozen for 5 minutes.
Enter the security code.
Click Next.
Reset and confirm the password.
Step 7
The password should consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters and contain at least two of
the following types of characters: upper case, lower case, number, and special character
(excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;).
Click OK.
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3.4 Home Page
The home page is displayed after you successfully log in.
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Figure 3-2 Home page
Table 3-1 Home page description
No.
Description
1
Main menu.
●
: Enter the home page.
●
: Display in full screen.
●
●
2
: Enter the Security page.
: Scan the QR code with your phone to view the product
documents.
This function is only available on select models
●
: Log out or restart the device.
●
: Select a language on the device.
3.5 Person Management
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Person Management , and then click Add.
Configure user information.
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Figure 3-3 Add users
Table 3-2 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
User ID
The User ID is like employee ID, which can be numbers,
letters, and their combinations, and the maximum length
of the number is 30 characters.
Name
The name can have up to 32 characters (including
numbers, symbols, and letters).
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Parameter
Description
Department
Add users to a department. If a department schedule is
assigned to the person, they will follow the established
department schedule. For how to create department, see
&quot;2.10.1 Configuring Departments&quot;.
Department Schedule: Assign department schedule to
the user. For details, see &quot;2.10.4 Configuring Work
Schedules&quot;.
● Personal Schedule: Assign personal schedule to the
user. For details, see &quot;2.10.4 Configuring Work
Schedules&quot;.
●
Schedule Mode
This function is only available on select models.
If you set the schedule mode to department
schedule here, the personal schedule you have
configured for the user in Attendance &gt; Schedule
Config &gt; Personal Schedule is invalid.
Validity Period
Set a date on which the door access and attendance
permissions of the person will be expired.
Permission
User : Users only have door access or time attendance
permissions.
● Admin : Administrators can configure the Device
besides door access and attendance permissions.
●
User Type
General User : General users can unlock the door.
Blocklist User : When users in the blocklist unlock the
door, service personnel will receive a notification.
● Guest User : Guests can unlock the door within a
defined period or for certain amount of times. After the
defined period expires or the unlocking times runs out,
they cannot unlock the door.
● Patrol User : Patrol users can take attendance on the
Device, but they do not have door permissions.
● VIP User : When VIP unlock the door, service personnel
will receive a notice.
● Other User : When they unlock the door, the door will
stay unlocked for 5 more seconds.
● Custom User 1/Custom User 2: Same with general users.
Time Used
Set an unlock limit for guest users. After the unlock times
run out, they cannot unlock the door.
●
●
People can unlock the door or take attendance during the
defined period.
Period
You can select more than one period.
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Parameter
Description
People can unlock the door or take attendance during the
defined holiday.
Holiday Plan
You can select more than one holiday.
Click Upload to upload a face image. Each person can only
add up to 2 face images. You can view or delete the face
image after you upload it.
Face
The face image is in jpg, jpeg, png format and must be less
than 100 KB.
This function is only available on select models.
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Enter the card number manually.
1. Click Add.
2. Enter the card number, and then click Add.
● Read the number automatically through the enrollment
reader or the Device.
1. Click Add , and then click Modify to select an
enrollment reader or the Device.
2. Click Read Card, and then swipe cards on the card
reader.
A 60-second countdown is displayed to remind you
to swipe cards, and the system will read the card
number automatically. If the 60-second countdown
expires, click Read Card again to start a new
countdown.
3. Click Add.
Card
A user can register up to 5 cards at most. Enter your card
number or swipe your card, and then the card information
will be read by the Device.
You can enable the Duress Card function. An alarm will be
triggered if a duress card is used to unlock the door.
●
: Set duress card.
●
: Change card number.
One user can only set one duress card.
Password
Enter the user password. The maximum length of the
password is 8 digits. The duress password is the unlock
password + 1. For example, if the user password is 12345,
the duress password will be 12346. A duress alarm will be
triggered when a duress password is used to unlock the
door.
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Parameter
Description
Register fingerprints. A user can register up to 3
fingerprints, and you can set a fingerprint to the duress
fingerprint. An alarm will be triggered when the duress
fingerprint is used to unlock the door.
Enroll fingerprints through an enrollment reader or the
Device.
1. Click Add , and then click Modify to select an
enrollment reader or the Device.
2. Press finger on the scanner according to the on-screen
instructions.
3. Click Add.
FP
Fingerprint function is only available on select models.
We do not recommend you set the first fingerprint as
the duress fingerprint.
● One user can only sets one duress fingerprint.
● Fingerprint function is available if the Device supports
connecting a fingerprint module.
●
●
Step 3
Click OK.
Related Operations
●
Import user information: Click Export Template , and download the template and enter user
information in it. Place face images and the template in the same file path, and then click
Import User Info to import the folder.
Up to 10,000 users can be imported at a time.
Clear: Clear all users.
● Refresh: Refresh the user list.
● Search: Search by user name or user ID.
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3.6 Configuring Access Control
3.6.1 Configuring Access Control Parameters
3.6.1.1 Configuring Basic Parameters
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control &gt; Access Control Parameters.
In Basic Settings, configure basic parameters for the access control.
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Figure 3-4 Basic parameters
Table 3-3 Basic parameters description
Parameter
Description
Name
The name of the door.
Set the door status.
Normal: The door will be unlocked and locked according to your
settings.
● Always Open: The door remains unlocked all the time.
● Always Closed: The door remains locked all the time.
●
Door Status
Normally Open Period
Normally Closed Period
When you select Normal, you can select a time template from the
drop-down list. The door remains open or closed during the defined
time. For details on how to configure periods and holiday plans, see
&quot;3.6.8 Configuring Schedules&quot;.
When normally open period conflicts with normally closed period,
normally open period takes priority over normally closed period.
● When period conflict with holiday plan, holiday plans takes
priority over periods.
●
Displays the notification on the screen when a person verifying their
identity on the Device.
High Speed Mode: The system prompts Successfully verified or
Not authorized on the screen.
● Simple Mode: Displays user ID, name and verification time after
access granted; displays Not authorized and authorization time
after access denied.
● Standard: Displays user's registered face image, user ID, name and
verification time after access granted; displays Not authorized
and verification time after access denied.
● Contrast Mode: Displays the captured face image and a registered
face image of a user, user ID, name and authorization time after
access granted; displays Not authorized and authorization time
after access denied.
●
Unlock Notification
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Parameter
Description
Verification Interval
If you verify your identity multiple times within a set period, only the
earliest verification will be considered valid, and the door will not
open after the second or later verifications. From the moment the
door fails to open, you must wait for the configured verification time
interval before attempting to verify your identity again.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.6.1.2 Configuring Unlock Methods
You can use multiple unlock methods to unlock the door, such as fingerprint, card, and password.
You can also combine them to create your own personal unlock method.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control &gt; Access Control Parameters.
In Unlock Settings, select an unlock mode.
●
Combination unlock
1. Select Combination Unlock from the Unlock Mode list.
2. Select Or or And.
Or: Use one of the selected unlock methods to open the door.
And: Use all the selected unlock methods to open the door.
3. Select unlock methods, and then configure other parameters.
Figure 3-5 Unlock settings
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Table 3-4 Unlock settings description
Parameter
Description
Unlock Method (Multi-select)
Unlock methods might differ depending on the models of
product.
Door Unlock Duration
After a person is granted access, the door will remain unlocked
for a defined time for them to pass through. It ranges from 0.2 to
600 seconds.
Unlock Timeout
When the door detector and the unlock timeout alarm are
enabled, a timeout alarm will be triggered if the door remains
unlocked longer than the defined unlock time.
Remote Verification
Open the door remotely.
●
Unlock by period
1. In the Unlock Mode list, select Unlock by Period.
2. Drag the slider to adjust time period for each day.
You can also click Copy to apply the configured time period to other days.
3. Select an unlock method for the time period, and then configure other parameters.
Figure 3-6 Unlock by period
●
Unlock by multiple users.
1. In the Unlock Mode list, select Unlock by multiple users.
2. Click Add to add groups.
3. Select unlock method, valid number and user list.
If only one group is added, the door unlocks only after the number of people in
the group who grant access equals the defined valid number.
If more than one groups are added, the door unlocks only after the number of
people in each group who grant access equals the defined valid number.
You can add up to 4 groups.
The valid number indicates the number of people in each group who need to verify
their identities on the Device before the door unlocks. For example, if the valid
number is set to 3 for a group, any 3 people in the group need to verify their
identities to unlock the door.
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Step 3
Click Apply.
3.6.2 Configuring Alarms
An alarm will be triggered when an abnormal access event occurs.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Access Control &gt; Alarm &gt; Alarm.
Configure alarm parameters.
Figure 3-7 Alarm
Table 3-5 Description of alarm parameters
Parameter
Description
Duress Alarm
An alarm will be triggered when a duress card, duress
password or duress fingerprint is used to unlock the door.
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Parameter
Description
Users need to verify their identities both for entry and exit;
otherwise an alarm will be triggered. It helps prevents a card
holder from passing an access card back to another person
to gain entry. When anti-passback is enabled, the card holder
must leave the secured area through an exit reader before
system will grant another entry.
If a person enters after authorization and exits without
authorization, an alarm will be triggered when they
attempt to enter again, and access is denied at the same
time.
● If a person enters without authorization and exits after
authorization, an alarm will be triggered when they
attempt to enter again, and access is denied at the same
time.
●
Anti-passback
If the Device can only connect one lock, verifying on the
Device means entry direction, and verifying on the external
card reader means exit direction by default. You can modify
the setting on the management platform.
Door Detector
With the door detector wired to your device, alarm can be
triggered when doors are opened or closed abnormally. The
door detector includes 2 types, including NC detector and
NO detector.
Normally Closed: The sensor is in a shorted position when
the door or window is closed.
● Normally Open: An open circuit is created when the
window or door is actually closed.
●
If the door is opened abnormally, an intrusion alarm will be
triggered and last for a defined time.
Intrusion Alarm
The door detector and intrusion need to be enabled at the
same time.
Unlock Timeout Alarm
When the door remains unlocked for longer than the defined
timeout duration, the door timeout alarm will be triggered
and last for the defined time.
Unlock Timeout
The door detector and door timed out function need to be
enabled at the same time.
Excessive Use Alarm
Step 3
If the wrong password or card is used 5 times in a row within
60 seconds, the alarm for excessive use of illegal card will be
triggered and lasts for a defined time.
Click Apply.
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3.6.3 Configuring Alarm Linkages (Optional)
You can configure alarm linkages.
Procedure
Step 1
Select Access Control &gt; Alarm &gt; Alarm Linkage Setting.
If the Device is added to a management platform, the alarm settings will be
synchronized to the platform.
● This function is only available on models that have alarm input and alarm output
ports.
● The number of alarm input and output ports differs depending on models of the
product.
●
Step 2
Click
to configure alarm.
Figure 3-8 Alarm linkage
Step 3
Step 4
Create a name for the alarm zone.
Enable Link Fire Safety Control, and select a type for the alarm input device.
Normally Closed: The alarm input is in a normally closed (NC) circuit state when the
alarm has not been tripped. Opening a normally closed circuit sets off the alarm.
● Normally Open: The alarm input device is in a normally open (NO) circuit state when
the alarm has not been tripped. Closing the circuit sets off the alarm.
If you want to link access control when the fire alarm is triggered, enable Access Control
Linkage.
●
Step 5
This function takes effect only after Link Fire Safety Control is enabled.
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Step 6
Select a linkage mode.
Step 7
Strong Execution: When the fire alarm signal disappears, the door remains the current
status. Please manually changes to its previous door status settings if you want to.
● Weak Execution: When the fire alarm signal disappears, the door automatically returns
to its previous door status.
Select a channel type.
Step 8
Normally Open: The door automatically opens when fire alarm is triggered.
● Normally Closed: The door automatically closes when fire alarm is triggered.
Click OK.
●
●
3.6.4 Configuring Alarm Event Linkage
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Main Menu, select Access Control &gt; Alarm &gt; Alarm Event Linkage.
Configure alarm event linkages.
Figure 3-9 Alarm event linkage
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Table 3-6 Alarm event linkage
Parameter
Description
If the door is opened abnormally, an intrusion alarm will be triggered.
Buzzer: The buzzer sounds when an intrusion alarm is triggered. You
can configure the alarm duration.
● Link Alarm Output: The external alarm device generates alarms
when the intrusion alarm is triggered. You can configure the alarm
duration.
●
Intrusion Alarm Linkage
When the door remains unlocked for longer than the defined timeout
duration, the door timeout alarm will be triggered and last for the
defined time.
Unlock Timeout Alarm
Linkage
Buzzer: The buzzer sounds when the unlock timeout alarm is
triggered. You can configure the alarm duration.
● Local Alarm Output: The external alarm device generates alarms
when the unlock timeout alarm is triggered. You can configure the
alarm duration.
●
If the wrong password or card is used 5 times in a row within 60
seconds, the alarm for excessive use of illegal card will be triggered and
lasts for a defined time.
Excessive Use Alarm
Linkage
Buzzer: The buzzer sounds when the excessive use alarm is
triggered. You can configure the alarm duration.
● Local Alarm Output: The external alarm device generates alarms
when the unlock timeout alarm is triggered. You can configure the
alarm duration.
●
The tamper alarm is triggered when someone has tried to physically
damage the Device.
Buzzer: The buzzer sounds when the tamper alarm is triggered. You
can configure the alarm duration.
● Local Alarm Output: The external alarm device generates alarms
when the tamper alarm is triggered. You can configure the alarm
duration.
●
Tamper Alarm Linkage
3.6.5 Configuring Face Detection
Configure face detection parameters. Face parameters might differ depending on models of the
product.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Log in to the webpage.
Select Access Control &gt; Face Detection.
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Figure 3-10 Face detection parameters
Step 3
Configure the parameters.
Table 3-7 Description of face parameters
Name
Description
Adjust the accuracy level of face recognition. Higher threshold
means higher accuracy and lower false recognition rate.
Face Recognition Threshold
When the threshold is too low such as 0, the false recognition rate
will be extremely high. Please be advised.
Max Face Recognition Angle
Deviation
Set the largest angle that a face can be posed in for face detection.
The larger the value, the larger the range for the face angle. If the
angle a face is positioned in is not within the defined range, it
might not be detected properly.
Anti-spoofing Level
This prevents people from being able to use photos, videos, mask
and other substitutes to gain unauthorized access.
●
●
Illuminator
Auto: The illuminator is turned on in low-light conditions.
Disable: The illuminator is turned off all the time.
This function is only available on select models.
Valid Face Interval (sec)
When the same face remains in front of the lens after the first
successful recognition, the Device will perform recognition again
for the face after a defined interval.
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Name
Description
Invalid Face Interval (sec)
When the same face remains in front of the lens after the first
failed recognition, the Device will perform recognition again for
the face after a defined interval.
Recognition Distance
The distance between the face and the lens.
Mask Mode
Do Not Detect : Mask is not detected during face recognition.
Mask Reminder : Mask is detected during face recognition. If
the person is not wearing a mask, the system will remind them
to wear a mask, but they will still be allowed access.
● No Authorization without Wearing Face Mask : Mask is
detected during face recognition. If a person is not wearing a
mask, the system will remind them to wear masks, and access
will be denied.
Face Mask Threshold
The higher the threshold, the more accurate face recognition will
be when a person is wearing a mask, and there will be a lower
false recognition rate.
Beautifier
Beautify captured face images.
Enable Helmet Detection
Detects safety hats. The door will not unlock if the a person does
not wear a helmet.
●
●
Detects 4 to 6 face images at a time. Combination unlock cannot
be used with this, and the door will be unlocked when one of the
people are successfully verified.
Multi-face Recognition
The number of face images which are supported might differ
depending on the model of the product.
Night Mode
In dark environment, the standby screen displays white
background image to improve the brightness when verifying face
or QR code.
Screen Light Up for Face
In the screen-off status, the screen will light up when a face is
detected.
Step 4
Configure the exposure parameters.
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Figure 3-11 Exposure parameters
Table 3-8 Exposure parameters description
Parameter
Channel No.
Face Exposure
Description
●
●
Channel 1 is the white light mode.
Channel 2 is the infrared light mode.
Face Target Brightness
After the face exposure function is enabled, the face will be
exposed at the defined brightness to detect the face image
clearly.
Face Exposure Interval Detection
The face will be exposed only once in a defined interval.
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
Draw the face detection area.
1. Click Detection Area.
2. Right-click to draw the detection area, and then release the left button of the mouse to
complete drawing.
The face in the defined area will be detected.
Draw the target size.
1. Click Draw Target.
2. Draw the face recognition box to define the minimum size of detected face.
Only when the size of the face is larger than the defined size, the face can be detected
by the Device.
Draw the detection area.
Click OK.
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3.6.6 Configuring Card Settings
Background Information
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select Access Control &gt; Card Settings.
Configure the card parameters.
Figure 3-12 Card parameters
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Table 3-9 Card parameters description
Item
Parameter
Description
The IC card can be read when this function is
enabled.
IC Card
This function is only available on select
models.
IC Card Encryption &amp;
Verification
The encrypted card can be read when this
function is enabled.
Make sure IC Card is enabled.
Prevent unlocking through duplicated NFC
card after this function is enabled.
Block NFC Cards
Card Settings
This function is only available on models
that support IC cards.
● Make sure IC Card is enabled.
● NFC function is only available on select
models of phones.
●
The Device can read the card number of
Desfire card when this function is enabled.
Enable Desfire Card
This function is only available on models
that support IC cards.
● Only supports hexadecimal format.
●
Information in the Desfire card can be read
when Enable Desfire Card and Desfire
Card Decryption are enabled at the same
time.
Desfire Card Decryption
This function is only available on models
that support IC cards.
● Make sure that Desfire card is enabled.
●
Card No. System
Card No. System
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Select decimal format or hexadecimal
format for the card number when Wiegand
card reader is connected. The card No.
system is the same for both card number
input and output.
Item
Parameter
Description
Place the card on the reader, enter the card
number, and then click Write to write card
number to the card.
DESFire Card Write
Card Number
Desfire card function must be enabled.
Only supports hexadecimal format.
● Supports up to 8 characters.
●
●
Step 4
Click Apply.
3.6.7 Configuring QR Code
Procedure
Step 1
On the webpage, select Access Control &gt; Card Settings.
Figure 3-13 QR code
Table 3-10 QRR code parameters
Parameters
Description
Enable QR Code Exposure
The QR code will be exposed at the defined brightness, and
the QR code can be detected and read clearly.
QR Code Brightness
QR Code Exposure Interval (sec)
The QR code will be exposed only once during the defined
interval.
QR Code Validity Period (min)
After the QR code is generated, and the validity of your QR
codes will last for a defined time before it expires.
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3.6.8 Configuring Schedules
Configure time sections and holiday plans, and then you can define when a user has the
permissions to unlock doors.
3.6.8.1 Configuring Time Periods
You can configure up to 128 periods (from No.0 through No.127) of time periods. In each period,
you need to configure door access schedules for a whole week. People can only unlock the door
during the scheduled time.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select Access Control &gt; Period Config &gt; Period.
Click Add.
Figure 3-14 Configure time periods
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Drag the time slider to configure time for each day.
(Optional) Click Copy to copy the configuration to the rest of days.
Click OK.
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3.6.8.2 Configuring Holiday Plans
You can configure up to 128 holiday groups (from No.0 through No.127), and for each holiday
group, you can add up to 16 holidays in it. After that, you can assign the configured holiday groups
to the holiday plan. Users can only unlock the door during the defined time of the holiday plan.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Log in to the webpage.
Select Access Control &gt; Period Config &gt; Holiday Plan.
Click Holiday Management , and then click Add.
Select a number for the holiday group, and then enter a name for the group.
Figure 3-15 Add a holiday group
Step 5
Step 6
Click Add, and then add a holiday to a holiday group.
Click OK.
Figure 3-16 Add a holiday to a holiday group
Step 7
Step 8
Step 9
Click Plan Management , and then click Add.
Select a number for the holiday plan, and then enter a name for it.
Select a holiday group, and then drag the slider to configure time for each day.
Supports adding up to 4 time sections on a day.
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Figure 3-17 Add holiday plan
Step 10 Click OK.
3.6.9 Privacy Settings
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the webpage, select Access Control &gt; Privacy Settings.
Enable snapshot function.
Face images will be captured automatically when people unlock the door.
Figure 3-18 Enable snapshot
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.6.10 Configuring Expansion Modules
For Device that supports connecting expansion modules, configure the type of the module that the
Device supports.
Background Information
●
●
The type the expansion module might differ depending on models of the Device.
The settings of expansion module remain after restoring the Device to factory defaults.
Procedure
Step 1
On the webpage, select Access Control &gt; Expansion Module.
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Step 2
Step 3
Select the type of the module that the Device supports.
Click Apply.
The configurations become effective after Device is restarted.
●
is displayed on the right corner of the Device is the setting is effective.
is displayed on the right corner of the Device, which means the type of the
expansion module you configured does not match the actual expansion module that
is connected to Device.
● If None is selected and no expansion module is connected to the Device, the
expansion module icon will not be displayed.
●
3.6.11 Configuring Port Functions
Some ports can function as different ports, you can set them to different ports based on the actual
needs.
Background Information
●
●
This function is only available on select models.
Ports might differ depending on the models of the product.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the webpage, select Access Control &gt; Port Config.
Select the type of the port.
Step 3
When the alarm cable and the doorbell cable are shared, configure the interface to
Doorbell to make sure the doorbell will ring.
Click Apply.
Figure 3-19 Configure ports
3.6.12 Configuring Back-end Comparison
Directly pass data such as QR code or card number to the third-party platform for data validation
rather than validating data on the Device.
Select Access Control &gt; Back-end Comparison.
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Figure 3-20 Back-end comparison
Table 3-11 Back-end comparison
Parameters
Description
QR Code Pass-through
After it is enabled, the scanned QR code is passed to the thirdparty platform for data validation.
Card No. Pass-through
After it is enabled, the card number passed to the third-party
platform for data validation.
3.7 Configuring Intercom
The Device can function as a door station to realize video intercom.
Intercom function is only available on select models.
3.7.1 Using the Device as the SIP Server
3.7.1.1 Configuring SIP Server
When the Device functions as the SIP server, it can connect up to 500 VTHs.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; SIP Server.
Turn on SIP Server.
The device settings will be automatically restored to factory defaults if the SIP server
status changes.
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Figure 3-21 Use the Device as the SIP server
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.7.1.2 Configuring Local Parameters
When the Device functions as the SIP server, configure the parameters of the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; Local Device Config.
Configure the parameters.
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Figure 3-22 Basic parameters
Table 3-12 Basic parameters description
Parameter
Description
Device Type
Select Door Station.
No.
Cannot be set.
Group Call
When you turn on the group call function, the door station calls the
main VTH and the extensions at the same time. The setup is effective
after the door station restarts.
Management Center
The default call number of the management center is 888888+VTS No.
For the VTS No, go to the Project Setting &gt; General of the
management center.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.7.1.3 Adding the Door Station
When the Device functions as the SIP Server, you need to add door station to the SIP server to make
sure they can call each other.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the webpage of the Device, select Intercom Settings &gt; Device Setting.
Click Add, and then configure the door station.
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Figure 3-23 Add door station
Table 3-13 Add VTO configuration
Parameter
Description
Device Type
Select Door Station.
No.
To view the number of the door station, go to the Device screen of the
door station, and then enter the number of door station on this page.
Registration
Password
Keep it default.
Building No.
Unit No.
Cannot be configured.
IP Address
The IP address of the added door station.
Username
The username and password that are used to log in to the webpage of the
added door station.
Password
Step 3
Click OK.
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3.7.1.4 Adding the VTH
When the Device functions as the SIP Server, you can add all VTHs in the same unit to the SIP server
to make sure that they can call each other.
Background Information
When there are main VTH and extension, you need to turn on the group call function first, and
then add main VTH and extension on the VTH Management page. For how to turn on the
group call function, refer to &quot;3.7.1.2 Configuring Local Parameters&quot;.
● Extension cannot be added when the main VTHs are not added.
●
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Intercom Settings &gt; Device Setting.
Add the VTH.
●
Add one by one.
1. Click Add.
2. Configure parameters, and then click OK.
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Figure 3-24 Add one by one
Table 3-14 Room information
Parameter
Description
First Name
Last Name
Enter the name of the VTH to help you differentiate VTHs.
Alias
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Parameter
Description
Enter the room number of the VTH.
The room number consists of 1-5 digits, and must conform
to the configured room number on the VTH.
When there are main VTH and extensions, the room
number of main VTH ends with -0 and the room number of
extension ends with -1, -2 or -3. For example, the main VTH
is 101-0, and the room number of the extension is 101-1,
101-2...
If the group call function is not turned on, room number in
the format of 9901-xx cannot be set.
Room No.
Enter the room number of the VTH.
The room number consists of 1-5 digits, and must conform
to the configured room number on the VTH.
When there are main VTH and extensions, the room
number of main VTH ends with -0 and the room number of
extension ends with -1, -2 or -3. For example, the main VTH
is 101-0, and the room number of the extension is 101-1,
101-2...
If the group call function is not turned on, room number in
the format of 9901-xx cannot be set.
Room No.
Registration Mode
Registration Password
●
Keep them as defaults.
Add in batches.
1. Click Add in Batches.
2. Configure the parameters.
3. Click Add.
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Figure 3-25 Batch add
Table 3-15 Add in batches
Parameter
Description
Floors in Unit
The number of floors of the building, which ranges from 1 to
99.
Rooms on Each Floor
The number of rooms on each floor, which ranges from 1 to
99.
First Room No. on 1st Floor
The first room on the first floor.
First Room No. on 2nd Floor
The first room number on the 2nd floor = The first digit of the
first room number on the 1st floor plus 1. For example, if the
first room number on the first floor is 101, the first room
number on the 2nd floor must be 201.
3.7.1.5 Adding the VTS
When the Device functions as the SIP Server, you can add VTSs to the SIP server to make sure they
can call each other.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Homepage, select Intercom Settings &gt; Device Setting.
Click Add, and then set parameters.
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Figure 3-26 VTS management
Table 3-16 VTS parameters
Parameter
Description
VTS No.
Enter 888888+ VTS No, which can include up to 9 digits. For the
VTS No, go to Device screen on the VTS.
IP Address
The IP address of the VTS.
Registration Password
Keep it as default.
Step 3
Click OK.
3.7.2 Using VTO as the SIP server
3.7.2.1 Configuring SIP Server
Use another VTO as the SIP server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; SIP Server.
Select Device from the Server Type.
Step 3
Do not enable SIP server.
Configure the parameters, and then click OK.
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Figure 3-27 Use VTO as the SIP server
Table 3-17 SIP server configuration
Parameter
Description
IP/Domain Name
IP address or domain name of the VTO.
Port
5060 by default when VTO works as SIP server.
Username
Registration Password
SIP Domain
SIP Server Username
SIP Server Password
Step 4
Leave them as default.
VDP.
The login username and password of the SIP server.
Click Apply.
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3.7.2.2 Configuring Local Parameters
Configure the parameters of the Device when you use another VTO as the SIP server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; Local Device Config.
Configure the parameters.
Figure 3-28 Configure the parameters
Table 3-18 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Device Type
Select Door Station.
The number of the VTO.
No.
The number must have 4 digits. The first 2 digits must be 80, and
the last 2 digits start from 01. For example, 8001.
● If multiple VTOs exist in one unit, the VTO No. cannot be repeated.
●
Management Center
Step 3
The call number for the management center is 888888. Keep it as
default.
Click Apply.
3.7.3 Using the Platform as the SIP server
3.7.3.1 Configuring SIP Server
The management platform is used as the SIP server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; SIP Server.
Select Private SIP Server from the Server Type.
80
Do not enable SIP Server.
Figure 3-29 Use the management platform as the SIP server
Table 3-19 SIP server configuration
Parameter
Description
IP/Domain Name
IP address or domain name of the platform.
Port
5080 by default when the platform works as SIP server.
Username
Registration Password
SIP Domain
SIP Server Username
SIP Server Password
Leave them as default.
Leave it as default.
The login username and password of the platform.
The alternate server will be used as the SIP server when the platform
does not respond.
Alternate IP
If you turn on the Alternate Server function, you will set the Device
as the alternate server.
● If you want another VTO to function as the alternate server, you need
to enter the IP address, username, password of the VTO. Do not
enable Alternate Server in this case.
● We recommend you set the main VTO as the alternate server.
●
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Parameter
Description
Alternate Server
Username
After you set the alternate server, when the management platform does
not respond, the alternate server will be activated to make sure VTO and
VTH can each other.
Alternate Server
Password
Alternate Server
If Alternate Server is enabled, the Device is set as the alternate
server.
● If Alternate Server is not enabled, enter the IP of the alternate
server, its username and password to set VTO as the alternate server.
●
We recommend you set the main VTO as the alternate server.
Alternate VTS IP
Step 3
Enter the IP address of the alternate VTS. When the management
platform does not respond, the alternate VTS will be activated to make
sure VTO, VTH and VTS can each other.
Click Apply.
3.7.3.2 Configuring Local Parameters
Configure the parameters of the Device when the platform is used as the SIP server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; Local Device Config.
Configure the parameters.
Figure 3-30 Basic parameter
Table 3-20 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Device Type
Select fence station or door station based on its installation site.
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Parameter
Description
Building No.
Select the checkbox and then enter the number of the building
where the unit door station is installed.
Unit No.
Select the checkbox, and then enter the number of the unit
where the unit door station is installed.
No.
The number must have 4 digits. The first 2 digits must be 80,
and the last 2 digits start from 01. For example, 8001.
● If multiple VTOs exist in one unit, the VTO No. cannot be
repeated.
Management Center
The default phone number is 888888 when the VTO calls the VTS.
Keep it as default.
●
Step 3
Click Apply.
After settings, the username in Intercom &gt; SIP page is automatically refreshed. Make
sure the username is same to the call number when you add the device to the
management platform.
3.7.3.3 Registration Management
When the management platform works as the SIP server, you can view and manage all devices that
registered to SIP server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Intercom Settings &gt; Registration Management.
You can view and edit the devices.
Figure 3-31 View and manage devices
3.7.4 Simple Mode
One-touch call to VTH or VTS on the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
On the webpage, select Intercom Settings &gt; Simple Mode.
The call list preview window is different depending on models of the product.
The Device in 4.3-inch horizontal screen series does not supports call list preview.
● Only when the Device is set as the SIP server, and VTH and VTS are added to the SIP
server on the Device Setting page, the corresponding device type is displayed.
●
●
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Figure 3-32 Simple mode
Step 2
Add VTH and VTS one by one or in batches.
If the VTH has extensions (such as 9901-0, 9901-1, and 9901-2) and the SIP number is
9901, and then you can simply call the SIP number, and 9901-0, 9901-1, and 9901-2 will be
called at the same time.
●
●
Add one by one: Enter the SIP number, and then click Add.
Add in batches: This function is only available when the Device is set as the SIP server,
and VTH and VTS are added to the SIP server on the Device Setting page.
1. Click Batch Add.
2. Select added VTS or VTH, and then click OK.
Figure 3-33 Add in batches
Step 3
to adjust the order of the devices, or you can simple drag the devices
(Optional) Click
on the preview window.
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Related Operations
●
Click
to eidt the alias of the device.
●
Click
to delete the device.
3.8 Attendance Configuration
This function is only available on select models.
3.8.1 Configuring Departments
Procedure
Step 1
Select Attendance Config &gt; Department Settings.
Step 2
Click
to rename the department.
There are 20 default departments. We recommend you rename them.
Figure 3-34 Create departments
Related Operations
You can click Default to restore departments to default settings.
3.8.2 Configuring Shifts
Configure shifts to define time attendance rules. Employees need to work at the time scheduled for
their shift to start, and leave at the end time, except when they choose to work overtime.
Procedure
Step 1
Select Attendance Config &gt; Shift Config.
Step 2
Click
to configure the shift.
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Figure 3-35 Create shifts
Table 3-21 Shift parameters description
Parameter
Description
Shift Name
Enter the name of the shift.
Period 1
Specify a time range when people can clock in and clock out for
the workday.
Period 2
If you only set one attendance period, employees need to clock
in and out by the designated times to avoid an anomaly
appearing on their attendance record. For example, if you set
08:00 to 17:00, employees must clock in by 08:00 and clock out
from 17:00 onwards.
If you set 2 attendance periods, the 2 periods cannot overlap.
Employees need to clock in and clock out for both periods.
Overtime Period
Limit for Arriving Late (min)
Limit for Leaving Early (min)
Employees who clock in or out during the defined period will be
considered as working beyond their normal work hours.
A certain amount of time can be granted to employees to allow
them to clock in a bit late and clock out a bit early. For example,
if the regular time to clock in is 08:00, the tolerance period can
be set as 5 minutes for employees who arrive by 08:05 to not be
considered as late.
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●
When the time interval between 2 periods is an even number, you can divide the time
interval by 2, and assign the first half of the interval to the first period, which will be
the clock out time. The second half of the interval should be assigned to the second
period as the clock in time.
Figure 3-36 Time interval (even number)
For example: If the interval is 120 minutes, then the clock-out time for period 1 is from
12:00 to 12:59, and the clock-in time for period 2 is from 13:00 to 14:00.
If a person clocks out multiple times during period 1, the latest time will be valid, and if
they clock in multiple times during period 2, the earliest time will be valid.
● When the time interval between 2 periods is an odd number, the smallest portion of
the interval will be assigned to the first period, which will be the clock out time. The
largest portion of the interval will be assigned to the second period as the clock in
time.
Figure 3-37 Time interval (even number)
For example: If the interval is 125 minutes, then the clock-out time for period 1 is from
11:55 to 12:57, and the clock-in time for period 2 is from 12:58 to 14:00. Period 1 has 62
minutes, and period 2 has 63 minutes.
If a person clocks out multiple times during period 1, the latest time will be valid, and if
they clock in multiple times during period 2, the earliest time will be valid.
Step 3
All attendance times are precise down to the second. For example, if the normal clock-in
time is set to 8:05 AM, the employee who clocks in at 8:05:59 AM will not be considered as
arriving late. But, the employee that arrives at 8:06 AM will be marked as late by 1 minute.
Click OK.
Related Operations
You can click Default to restore shifts to factory defaults.
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3.8.3 Configuring Holiday
Configure holiday plans to set periods for attendance to not be tracked.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select Attendance Config &gt; Shift Config &gt; Holiday.
Click Add to add holiday plans.
Configure the parameters.
Figure 3-38 Create holiday plans
Table 3-22 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Attendance Holiday No.
The number of the holiday.
Attendance Holiday
The name of the holiday.
Start Time
End Time
Step 4
The start and end time of the holiday.
Click OK.
3.8.4 Configuring Work Schedules
A work schedule generally refers to the days per month and the hours per day that an employee is
expected to be at their job. You can create different types of work schedules based on different
individuals or departments, and then employees must follow the established work schedules.
Background Information
Refer to the flowchart to configure personal schedules or department schedules.
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Figure 3-39 Configuring work schedules
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Attendance Config &gt; Schedule Config.
Set work schedules for individuals.
1. Click Personal Schedule.
2. Select a person in the person list.
3. On the calendar, select a day, and then select a shift.
You can also click Batch Configure to schedule shifts to multiple days.
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Figure 3-40 Personal schedule
You can only set work schedules for the current month and the next month.
0 indicates break.
1 to 24 indicates the number of the per-defined shifts. For how to configure shifts, see
&quot;2.10.2 Configuring Shifts&quot;.
● 25 indicates business trip.
● 26 indicates leave of absence.
Set works schedules for departments.
●
●
Step 3
1. Click Department Schedule.
2. Select a department in the department list.
3. On the calendar, select a day, and then select a shift.
0 indicates rest.
1 to 24 indicates the number of the per-defined shifts. For how to configure shifts, see
&quot;2.10.2 Configuring Shifts&quot;.
● 25 indicates business trip.
● 26 indicates leave of absence.
●
●
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Figure 3-41 Schedule shifts to a department
The defined work schedule is in a week cycle and will be applied to all employees in the
department.
3.8.5 Configuring Attendance Modes
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Attendance Config &gt; Attendance Config.
Enter the verification interval.
Step 3
Step 4
When an employee clocks in and out multiple times within a set interval, the earliest time
will be valid.
Enable Local or Remote, and then set the attendance mode.
Configure attendance modes.
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Figure 3-42 Attendance modes
Table 3-23 Attendance mode
Parameter
Description
The screen displays the attendance status automatically after you
clock in or out, but you can also manually change your attendance
status.
Check In: Clock in when your normal workday starts.
Break Out: Clock out when your break starts.
● Break In: Clock in when your break ends.
● Check Out: Clock out when your normal workday starts.
● Overtime Check In: Clock in when your overtime period starts.
● Overtime Check Out: Clock out when your overtime period ends.
●
Auto/Manual Mode
●
The screen displays your attendance status automatically after you
clock in or out.
Check In: Clock in when your normal workday starts.
Break Out: Clock out when your break starts.
● Break In: Clock in when your break ends.
● Check Out: Clock out when your normal workday starts.
● Overtime Check In: Clock in when your overtime period starts.
● Overtime Check Out: Clock out when your overtime period ends.
●
Auto Mode
●
Manual Mode
Manually select your attendance status when you clock in or out.
Fixed Mode
When you clock in or out, the screen will display the per-defined
attendance status all the time.
Step 5
Click Apply.
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Related Operations
Refresh: If you do not want to the save the current changes, click Refresh to cancel changes and
restore it to previous settings.
● Default: Restore the attendance settings to factory defaults.
●
3.9 Configuring Audio and Video
3.9.1 Configuring Video
On the home page, select Audio and Video Config &gt; Video, and then configure the video
parameters.
Background Information
Channel No.: Channel 1 is for configurations of visible light image. Channel 2 is for
configurations of infrared light image.
● Default: Restore to defaults settings.
● Capture: Take a snapshot of the current image.
●
3.9.1.1 Configuring Channel 1
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select Audio and Video Config &gt; Video.
Select 1 from the Channel No. list.
Configure the bit rate.
Figure 3-43 Date rate
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Table 3-24 Bit rate description
Parameter
Description
When the Device functions as the a VTO and
connects the VTH, the acquired stream limit
of VTH is 720p.When resolution is changed
to 1080p, the call and monitor function
might be affected.
Resolution
Main Format
Frame Rate (FPS)
The number of frames (or images) per
second.
Bit Rate
The amount of data transmitted over an
internet connection in a given amount of
time. Select a proper value based on your
network speed.
Compression
Video compression standard to deliver good
video quality at lower bit rates.
Resolution
The sub-stream supports D1, VGA and
QVGA.
Frame Rate (FPS)
The number of frames (or images) per
second.
Bit Rate
It indicates the amount of data transmitted
over an internet connection in a given
amount of time.
Compression
Video compression standard to deliver good
video quality at lower bit rates.
Sub Stream
Step 4
Configure the status.
Figure 3-44 Status
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Table 3-25 Parameters description of status
Parameter
Description
The image hue is different in different scene mode.
Close : Scene mode function is turned off.
Auto : The system automatically adjusts the scene mode based
on the photographic sensitivity.
● Sunny : In this mode, image hue will be reduced.
● Night : In this mode, image hue will be increased.
●
Scene Mode
●
Day/Night mode affects light compensation in different situations.
Auto : The system automatically adjusts the day/night mode
based on the photographic sensitivity.
● Colorful : In this mode, images are colorful.
● Black and white : In this mode, images are in black and white.
●
Day/Night
Disable : Compensation is turned off.
BLC : Backlight compensation automatically brings more light to
darker areas of an image when bright light shining from behind
obscures it.
● WDR : The system dims bright areas and compensates for dark
areas to create a balance to improve the overall image quality.
● HLC : Highlight compensation (HLC) is a technology used in
CCTV/IP security cameras to deal with images that are exposed to
lights like headlights or spotlights. The image sensor of the
camera detects strong lights in the video and reduces exposure
in these spots to enhance the overall quality of the image.
●
●
Compensation Mode
Step 5
Configure the exposure parameters.
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Figure 3-45 Exposure
Table 3-26 Exposure parameter description
Parameter
Description
Set anti-flicker to reduce flicker and decrease or reduce uneven colors or
exposure.
50Hz : When the mains electricity is 50 Hz, the exposure is
automatically adjusted based on brightness of the surroundings to
prevent the appearance of horizontal lines.
● 60Hz : When the mains electricity is 60 Hz, the exposure is
automatically adjusted based on brightness of the surroundings to
reduce the appearance of horizontal lines.
● Outdoor : When Outdoor is selected, the exposure mode can be
switched.
●
Anti-flicker
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Parameter
Description
You can set the exposure to adjust image brightness.
Auto : The Device automatically adjusts the brightness of images
based the surroundings.
● Shutter Priority : The Device adjust the image brightness according
to the set range of the shutter. If the image is not bright enough but
the shutter value has reached its upper or lower limit, the Device will
automatically adjust the gain value for ideal brightness level.
● Manual : You can manually adjust the gain and shutter value to
adjust image brightness.
●
Exposure Mode
When you select Outdoor from the Anti-flicker list, you can
select Shutter Priority as the exposure mode.
Exposure mode might differ depending on models of Device.
Shutter
Shutter is a component that allows light to pass for a determined period.
The higher the shutter speed, the shorter the exposure time, and the
darker the image. You can select a shutter range or add a custom range.
Gain
When the gain value range is set, video quality will be improved.
Exposure
Compensation
The video will be brighter by adjusting exposure compensation value.
3D NR
When 3D Noise Reduction (RD) is turned on, video noise can be reduced
to ensure higher definition of videos.
NR Level
You can set its grade when this function is turned on. Higher grade
means clearer image.
Step 6
Configure the image.
Figure 3-46 Image
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Table 3-27 Image description
Parameter
Description
Brightness
The brightness of the image. Higher value means brighter images.
Contrast
Contrast is the difference in the luminance or color that makes an
object distinguishable. The larger the contrast value is, the greater
the color contrast will be.
Hue
Refers to the strength or saturation of a color. It describes the color
intensity, or how pure it is.
Saturation
Color saturation indicates the intensity of color in an image. As the
saturation increases, the appear stronger, for example being more
red or more blue.
The saturation value does not change image brightness.
Mirror
When the function is turned on, images will be displayed with the
left and right side reversed.
3.9.1.2 Configuring Channel 2
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select Audio and Video Config &gt; Video.
Select 2 from the Channel No. list.
Configure the video status.
We recommend you turn on the WDR function when the face is in back-lighting.
Figure 3-47 Configure status
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Table 3-28 Status description
Parameter
Description
Disable : Compensation is turned off.
BLC : Backlight compensation automatically brings more light to
darker areas of an image when bright light shining from behind
obscures it.
● WDR : The system dims bright areas and compensates for dark
areas to create a balance to improve the overall image quality.
● HLC : Highlight compensation (HLC) is a technology used in
CCTV/IP security cameras to deal with images that are exposed to
lights like headlights or spotlights. The image sensor of the
camera detects strong lights in the video and reduces exposure
in these spots to enhance the overall quality of the image.
●
●
Compensation Mode
Step 4
Configure the exposure parameters.
Figure 3-48 Exposure parameter
Table 3-29 Exposure parameter description
Parameter
Description
Set anti-flicker to reduce flicker and decrease or reduce uneven colors or
exposure.
50Hz : When the mains electricity is 50 Hz, the exposure is
automatically adjusted based on brightness of the surroundings to
prevent the appearance of horizontal lines.
● 60Hz : When the mains electricity is 60 Hz, the exposure is
automatically adjusted based on brightness of the surroundings to
reduce the appearance of horizontal lines.
● Outdoor : When Outdoor is selected, the exposure mode can be
switched.
●
Anti-flicker
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Parameter
Description
You can set the exposure to adjust image brightness.
Auto : The Device automatically adjusts the brightness of images
based the surroundings.
● Shutter Priority : The Device adjust the image brightness according
to the set range of the shutter. If the image is not bright enough but
the shutter value has reached its upper or lower limit, the Device will
automatically adjust the gain value for ideal brightness level.
● Manual : You can manually adjust the gain and shutter value to
adjust image brightness.
●
Exposure Mode
When you select Outdoor from the Anti-flicker list, you can
select Shutter Priority as the exposure mode.
Exposure mode might differ depending on models of Device.
Exposure
Compensation
The video will be brighter by adjusting exposure compensation value.
3D NR
When 3D Noise Reduction (RD) is turned on, video noise can be reduced
to ensure higher definition of videos.
NR Level
You can set its grade when this function is turned on. Higher grade
means clearer image.
Step 5
Configure the image parameters.
Figure 3-49 Image parameters
Table 3-30 Image description
Parameter
Description
Brightness
The brightness of the image. Higher value means brighter images.
Contrast
Contrast is the difference in the luminance or color that makes an
object distinguishable. The larger the contrast value is, the greater
the color contrast will be.
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3.9.2 Configuring Audio Prompts
Set audio prompts during identity verification.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Audio and Video Config &gt; Audio.
Configure the audio parameters.
Figure 3-50 Configure audio parameters
Table 3-31 Parameters description
Parameters
Description
Speaker
Set the volume of the speaker.
Microphone Volume
Set the volume of the microphone.
Screen Tap Sound
When this function is enabled, touch screen devices will produce
tap sound and non-touch screen devices will produce mouse
click sound.
Audio Collection
If this function is enabled, the sound from the device mic will be
captured during live view and recording.
Audio File
Click Upload audio files to the platform.
DND Mode
No voice prompts during the set time when you verify your
identity on the Device. You can set up to 4 periods.
Step 3
Click
to upload audio files to platform for each audio type.
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Step 4
Only supports MP3 files that are less than 20 KB with a sampling rate of 16K.
Click Apply.
3.9.3 Configuring Motion Detection
When there are moving objects detected and reaches the set threshold, the screen will be awaken.
Background Information
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select Audio and Video Config &gt; Motion Detection Settings.
Enable the motion detection function.
Press and hold the left mouse button, and then draw a detection area in the red area.
The motion detection area is displayed in red.
To remove the existing the motion detection area, click Clear.
● The motion detection area you draw will be a non-motion detection area if you draw
in the default motion detection area.
●
●
Figure 3-51 Motion detection area
Step 4
Configure the parameters.
Sensitivity: The sensible to the surroundings. Higher sensitivity means easier to trigger
alarms.
● Threshold: The percentage of the moving object area in the motion detection area.
Higher threshold means easier to trigger alarms.
Click Apply.
●
Step 5
The motion detection is triggered when the red lines are displayed; the green lines are
displayed when it is not triggered.
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3.9.4 Configuring Local Coding
Set the view area in the video talk and preview.
Background Information
●
●
This function is only available on select models.
This function is enabled by default when it works with a VTH. The preview might be not
accessible when this function is turned off.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Log in to the webpage.
Select Audio and Video Config &gt; Local Code.
Select Enable to turn on the function.
Drag the box to a designated position.
The box indicates the preview area during the video talk.
Figure 3-52 Local coding
Step 5
Click Apply.
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3.10 Communication Settings
3.10.1 Network Settings
3.10.1.1 Configuring TCP/IP
You need to configure IP address of Device to make sure that it can communicate with other
devices.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; Network Setting &gt; TCP/IP.
Configure the parameters.
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Figure 3-53 TCP/IP
Table 3-32 Description of TCP/IP
Parameter
Description
●
Static: Manually enter IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
DHCP: It stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
When DHCP is turned on, the Device will automatically be
assigned with IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Mode
●
MAC Address
MAC address of the Device.
IP Version
IPv4 or IPv6.
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Parameter
Description
IP Address
Subnet Mask
If you set the mode to Static, configure the IP address, subnet
mask and gateway.
Default Gateway
●
Preferred DNS
Set IP address of the preferred DNS server.
Alternate DNS
Set IP address of the alternate DNS server.
IPv6 address is represented in hexadecimal.
IPv6 version do not require setting subnet masks.
● The IP address and default gateway must be in the same
network segment.
●
MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) refers to the maximum size of
data that can be transmitted in a single network packet in
computer networks. A larger MTU value can improve network
transmission efficiency by reducing the number of packets and
associated network overhead. If a device along the network path is
unable to handle packets of a specific size, it can result in packet
fragmentation or transmission errors. In Ethernet networks, the
common MTU value is 1500 bytes. However, in certain cases such
as using PPPoE or VPN, smaller MTU values may be required to
accommodate the requirements of specific network protocols or
services. The following are recommended MTU values for
reference:
MTU
1500: Maximum value for Ethernet packets, also the default
value. This is a typical setting for network connections without
PPPoE and VPN, some routers, network adapters, and switches.
● 1492: Optimal value for PPPoE
● 1468: Optimal value for DHCP.
● 1450: Optimal value for VPN.
●
Transmission Mode
Step 3
●
●
Multicast: Ideal for video talk.
Unicast: Ideal for group call.
Click OK.
3.10.1.2 Configuring Wi-Fi
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; Network Setting &gt; Wi-Fi.
Turn on Wi-Fi.
All available Wi-Fi are displayed.
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Figure 3-54 Wi-Fi
●
●
Step 3
Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi AP cannot be enabled at the same time.
Wi-Fi function is only available on select models.
Tap
, and then enter the password of the Wi-Fi.
The Wi-Fi is connected.
Related Operations
DHCP: Enabled this function and click Apply, the Device will automatically be assigned a Wi-Fi
address.
● Static: Enable this function, manually enter a Wi-Fi address, and then click Apply, the Device will
connect to the Wi-Fi.
●
3.10.1.3 Configuring Port
You can limit access to the Device at the same time through webpage, desktop client and mobile
client.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; Network Setting &gt; Port.
Configure the ports.
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Figure 3-55 Configure ports
Except for Max Connection and RTSP Port, you need to restart the Device to make the
configurations effective after you change other parameters.
Table 3-33 Description of ports
Parameter
Description
Max Connection
You can set the maximum number of clients (such as
webpage, desktop client and mobile client) that can access
the Device at the same time.
TCP Port
Default value is 37777.
HTTP Port
Default value is 80. If you have changed the port number,
add the port number after the IP address when access the
webpage.
HTTPS Port
Default value is 443.
RTSP Port
Default value is 554.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.10.1.4 Configuring Basic Service
When you want to connect the Device to a third-party platform, turn on the CGI and ONVIF
functions.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; Network Settings &gt; Basic Services.
Configure the basic service.
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Figure 3-56 Basic service
Table 3-34 Basic service parameter description
Parameter
Description
SSH
SSH, or Secure Shell Protocol, is a remote administration
protocol that allows users to access, control, and modify their
remote servers over the internet.
Mutlicast/Broadcast Search
Search for devices through multicast or broadcast protocol.
CGI
The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is an intersection
between web servers through which the standardized data
exchange between external applications and servers is possible.
ONVIF
ONVIF stands for Open Network Video Interface Forum. Its aim
is to provide a standard for the interface between different IPbased security devices. These standardized ONVIF specifications
are like a common language that all devices can use to
communicate.
Emergency Maintenance
It is turned on by default.
Set the authentication mode, including safe mode and
compatibility mode. It is recommended to choose Security
Mode.
Private Protocol Authentication
Mode
Security Mode (recommended): Does not support accessing
the device through Digest, DES, and plaintext authentication
methods, improving device security.
● Compatible Mode: Supports accessing the device through
Digest, DES, and plaintext authentication methods, with
reduced security.
Private Protocol
The platform adds devices through private protocol.
●
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Parameter
Description
TLSv1.1 refers to Transport Layer Security version 1.1. TLS is a
cryptographic protocol designed to provide secure and
authenticated communication over a computer network.
TLSv1.1
Security risks might present when TLSv1.1 is enabled. Please be
advised.
LLDP is the abbreviation for Link Layer Discovery Protocol,
which is a data link layer protocol. It allows network devices,
such as switches, routers, or servers, to exchange information
about their identities and capabilities with each other. The LLDP
protocol helps network administrators gain a better
understanding of network topology and provides a
standardized way to automate the discovery and mapping of
connections between network devices. This makes it easier to
perform network configuration, troubleshoot issues, and
optimize performance.
LLDP
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.10.1.5 Configuring Cloud Service
The cloud service provides a NAT penetration service. Users can manage multiple devices through
DMSS. You do not have to apply for dynamic domain name, configure port mapping or deploy
server.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Communication Settings &gt; Network Setting &gt; Cloud
Service.
Turn on the cloud service function.
The cloud service goes online if the P2P and PaaS are online.
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Figure 3-57 Cloud service
Step 3
Step 4
Click Apply.
Scan the QR code with DMSS to add the device.
3.10.1.6 Configuring Auto Registration
The auto registration enables the devices to be added to the management platform without
manual input of device information such as IP address and port.
Background Information
The auto registration only supports SDK.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Network Setting &gt; Auto Registration.
Enable the auto registration function and configure the parameters.
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Figure 3-58 Auto Registration
Table 3-35 Automatic registration description
Parameter
Description
Status
Displays the connection status of auto registration.
Server Address
The IP address or the domain name of the server.
Port
The port of the server that is used for automatic registration.
Registration ID
The registration ID (user defined) of the device. Adding the device to
the management by entering the registration ID on the platform.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.10.1.7 Configuring CGI Actively Registers
Connect to a third-party platform through CGI protocol.
Background Information
Only supports IPv4.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
On the home page, select Communication Settings &gt; Network Settings &gt; CGI actively
registers.
Enable this function, and then configure the parameters.
Click Add, and then configure parameters.
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Figure 3-59 CGI active registration
Table 3-36 Automatic registration description
Parameter
Description
Device ID
Supports up to 32 bytes, including Chinese, numbers, letters, and
special characters.
Address Type
Supports 2 methods to register.
Host IP
●
Domain Name
●
HTTPS
Access the third-party platform through HTTPS. HTTPS secures
communication over a computer network.
Step 4
Host IP: Enter the IP address of the third-party platform.
Domain Name: Enter the domain name of the third-party platform.
Click Apply.
3.10.1.8 Configuring Auto Upload
Send user information and unlock records through to the management platform.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Communication Settings &gt; Network Settings &gt; Auto
Upload.
(Optional) Enable Push Person Info.
When the user information is updated or new users are added, the Device will
automatically push user information to the management platform.
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Step 3
Step 4
Enable HTTP upload mode.
Click Add, and then configure parameters.
Figure 3-60 Automatic upload
Table 3-37 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
IP/Domain Name
The IP or domain name of the management platform.
Port
The port of the management platform.
HTTPS
Access the management platform through HTTPS. HTTPS
secures communication over a computer network.
Authentication
Enable account authentication when you access the
management platform. Login username and password are
required.
Select the type of event that will be pushed to the
management platform.
Even Type
●
●
Step 5
Before you use this function, enable Push Person Info.
Person information can only be pushed to one
management platform and unlock records can be
pushed to multiple management platforms.
Click Apply.
3.10.2 Configuring RS-485
Configure the RS-485 parameters if you connect an external device to the RS-485 port.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; RS-485 Settings.
Configure the parameters.
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Figure 3-61 Configure parameters
Table 3-38 Configure the Wiegand format
Parameter
Description
●
Access Controller
Select Access Controller when the Device functions as a
card reader, and sends data to other external access
controllers to control access.
Output Data type:
External Device
Data Bit
Card Number: Outputs data based on card number
when users swipe card to unlock door; outputs data
based on user's first card number when they use other
unlock methods.
No.: Outputs data based on the user ID.
● Card Reader: The Device functions as an access controller,
and connects to an external card reader.
● Reader (OSDP): The Device is connected to a card reader
based on OSDP protocol.
● Door Control Security Module: The door exit button, lock
and fire linkage is not effective after the security module is
enabled.
● Turnstile: When the Device connects to a turnstile, and the
access controller board of the turnstile connects to an
external QR code module or card swiping module, the
board will transmit the verification data to the turnstile.
The number of bits used to transmit the actual data in a serial
communication. It represents the binary digits that carry the
information being transmitted.
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Parameter
Description
Stop Bit
A bit sent after the data and optional parity bits to indicate the
end of a data transmission. It allows the receiver to prepare for
the next byte of data and provides synchronization in the
communication protocol.
Parity Code
An additional bit sent after the data bits to detect transmission
errors. It helps verify the integrity of the transmitted data by
ensuring a specific number of logical high or low bits.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.10.3 Configuring Wiegand
Supports access Wiegand devices. Configure the mode and the transmission mode according to
your actual devices.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Communication Settings &gt; Wiegand.
Select a Wiegand type, and then configure parameters.
●
Select Wiegand Input when you connect an external card reader to the Device.
When the Device connects to a third-party device through the Wiegand input port,
and the card number read by the Device is in the reverse order from the actual card
number. In this case, you can turn on Card No. Inversion function.
● Select Wiegand Output when the Device functions as a card reader, and you need to
connect it to another access controller.
Figure 3-62 Wiegand output
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Table 3-39 Description of Wiegand output
Parameter
Description
Select a Wiegand format to read card numbers or ID numbers.
Wiegand Output Type
Pulse Width
Pulse Interval
Wiegand26 : Reads 3 bytes or 6 digits.
Wiegand34 : Reads 4 bytes or 8 digits.
● Wiegand66 : Reads 8 bytes or 16 digits.
●
●
Enter the pulse width and pulse interval of Wiegand output.
Select the type of output data.
No. : Outputs data based on user ID. The data format is
hexadecimal or decimal.
● Card Number : Outputs data based on user's first card
number.
●
Output Data Type
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.11 Configuring the System
3.11.1 User Management
You can add or delete users, change users' passwords, and enter an email address for resetting the
password when you forget your password.
3.11.1.1 Adding Administrators
You can add new administrator accounts, and then they can log in to the webpage of the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select System &gt; Account.
Click Add, and enter the user information.
The username cannot be the same with existing account. The username consists of up
to 31 characters and only allows for numbers, letters, underscores, midlines, dots, or @.
● The password must consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters and contain at least two
types of the following characters: Upper case, lower case, numbers, and special
characters (excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;).
●
Set a high-security password by following the password strength prompt.
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Figure 3-63 Add administrators
Step 3
Click OK.
Only admin account can change password and admin account cannot be deleted.
3.11.1.2 Adding ONVIF Users
Background Information
Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF), a global and open industry forum that is established
for the development of a global open standard for the interface of physical IP-based security
products, which allows the compatibility from different manufactures. ONVIF users have their
identities verified through ONVIF protocol. The default ONVIF user is admin.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select System &gt; Account &gt; ONVIF User.
Click Add, and then configure parameters.
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Figure 3-64 Add ONVIF user
Table 3-40 ONVIF user description
Parameter
Description
Username
The username cannot be the same with existing account. The
username consists of up to 31 characters and only allows for
numbers, letters, underscores, midlines, dots, or @.
Password
The password must consist of 8 to 32 non-blank characters
and contain at least two types of the following characters:
Upper case, lower case, numbers, and special characters
(excluding ' &quot; ; : &amp;).
There three permission groups which represents different
permission levels.
admin: You can view and manage other user accounts on
the ONVIF Device Manager.
● Operator: You cannot view or manage other user accounts
on the ONVIF Device Manager.
● User: You cannot view or manage other user accounts and
system logs on the ONVIF Device Manager.
●
Group
Step 3
Click OK.
3.11.1.3 Resetting the Password
Reset the password through the linked e-mail when you forget your password.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select System &gt; Account.
Enter the email address, and set the password expiration time.
Turn on the password reset function.
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Figure 3-65 Reset Password
Step 4
If you forgot the password, you can receive security codes through the linked email
address to reset the password.
Click Apply.
3.11.1.4 Viewing Online Users
You can view online users who currently log in to the webpage. On the home page, select
System &gt; Online User.
3.11.2 Configuring Time
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select System &gt; Time.
Configure the time of the Platform.
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Figure 3-66 Date settings
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Table 3-41 Time settings description
Parameter
Description
Manual Set: Manually enter the time or you can click Sync Time to
sync time with computer.
● NTP: The Device will automatically sync the time with the NTP
server.
●
Time
Server : Enter the domain of the NTP server.
Port : Enter the port of the NTP server.
Interval : Enter its time with the synchronization interval.
Time format
Select the time format.
Time Zone
Enter the time zone.
DST
1. (Optional) Enable DST.
2. Select Date or Week from the Type.
3. Configure the start time and end time of the DST.
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.11.3 Configuring the Shortcuts
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the webpage, select System &gt; Shortcut Settings.
Configure the shortcut parameters.
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Figure 3-67 Shortcut Settings
Table 3-42 Parameters description
Parameter
Description
Password
The icon of the password unlock method is displayed on the standby
screen.
QR code
The QR code icon is displayed on standby screen. This function is not
available for Device with a standalone QR code module.
After the doorbell function is turned on, doorbell icon is displayed on
the standby screen.
Local Device Ringer: Tap the ring bell icon on the standby screen,
Device will ring.
● Ringtone Config: Select a ringtone
● Ringtone Time (sec): Set ring time (1-30 seconds). The default value
is 3.
●
Doorbell
This function is only available on select models.
Call
The icon of call is displayed on the standby screen.
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Parameter
Description
Call Room: Tap the call icon on the standby mode and enter the
room number to make calls.
● Call Management Center: Tap the call icon on the standby mode,
and then call the management center.
● Custom Call room: Enter the number of room, and then you can tap
the call icon on the standby screen to call the pre-defined room
number.
●
Call Type
You can call DMSS only in this call type.
3.12 Personalization
Configure themes and add video or image resources to the Device.
3.12.1 Adding Resources
Add images or videos to be displayed on the standby screen of the Device.
Background Information
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Personalization &gt; Advertisement &gt; Ad Resources.
Add videos or images.
Figure 3-68 Add videos or images
●
Add videos.
1. Click Upload.
2. Click Browse , select the video file, and then click Next.
The video is automatically uploaded to the platform after transcoding.
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You can upload up to 5 video files.
Supports DAV, AVI, MP4. Video size must be less than 100 M.
Only supports latest version of Firefox and Chrome to upload video files.
●
Add images.
1. Click .
2. Select image from the local and upload it.
Supports PNG, JPG, BMP. Image size must be less than 2 M.
Related Operations
Click
to delete uploaded images or videos.
Videos and images in use cannot be deleted.
3.12.2 Configuring Themes
Background Information
This function is only available on select models.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Personalization &gt; Advertisement &gt; Subject.
Select the theme.
General Theme: Displays the face image in full screen.
Ad Mode 1: The upper area displays the advertisements, and the lower area displays
the time and the face detection box.
● Ad Mode 2: The upper area displays the time and the face detection box, and the
lower area displays the advertisements.
●
●
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Figure 3-69 Theme
Step 3
Step 4
Select the voice prompt for successful identity verification.
Set advertisement display.
1. Select Ad mode 1 or Ad mode 2, and then select Advertisement.
Figure 3-70 Advertisement mode
2. Select the display mode.
Original Scale: Plays the image and video in the original size.
Full Screen: Plays the image and video in full screen.
3. Click Add to add time schedules.
●
●
You can add up to 10 schedules.
4. Enter the name of the advertisement.
5. Select the time section, file type and file.
6. Enter the duration, and then click Apply.
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Set the duration for a single picture when pictures are played in a loop. The duration
ranges from 1 s to 20 s and it is 5 s by default.
Figure 3-71 Add time schedules
Step 5
Configure greetings.
1. Select Greetings from the Custom Content.
2. Select the template.
3. Enter the title and subtitle.
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Figure 3-72 Greetings
4. Click Apply.
3.13 Management Center
3.13.1 One-click Diagnosis
The system automatically diagnoses the configurations and the status of the device to improve its
performance.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Maintenance Center &gt; One-click Diagnosis.
Click Diagnose.
Step 3
The system automatically diagnoses the configurations and the status of the device and
display diagnosis results after it completes.
(Optional) Click Details to view details of abnormal items.
You can ignore the abnormality or optimize it. You can also click Diagnose Again to
perform automatic diagnosis again.
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Figure 3-73 One-click diagnosis
3.13.2 System Information
3.13.2.1 Viewing Version Information
On the webpage, select System &gt; Version, and you can view version information of the Device.
3.13.2.2 Viewing Legal Information
On the home page, select System &gt; Legal Info, and you can view the software license agreement,
privacy policy and open source software notice.
3.13.3 Data Capacity
You can see how many users, cards and face images that the Device can store.
Log in to the webpage and select Data Capacity.
3.13.4 Viewing Logs
View logs such as system logs, admin logs, and unlock records.
3.13.4.1 System Logs
View and search for system logs.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select Log &gt; Log.
Select the time range and the log type, and then click Search.
Related Operations
●
click Export to export the searched logs to your local computer.
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●
Click Encrypt Log Backup, and then enter a password. The exported file can be opened only
after entering the password.
●
Click
to view details of a log.
3.13.4.2 Unlock Records
Search for unlock records and export them.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select Log &gt; Unlock Records.
Select the time range and the type, and then click Search.
You can click Export to download the log.
3.13.4.3 Call History
View call logs.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Log in to the webpage.
Select Log &gt; Call History.
3.13.4.4 Alarm Logs
View alarm logs.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Log in to the webpage.
Select Log &gt; Alarm Log.
Select the type and the time range.
Enter the admin ID, and then click Search.
3.13.4.5 Admin Logs
Search for admin logs by using admin ID.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select Log &gt; Admin Log.
Enter the admin ID, and then click Search.
Click Export to export admin logs.
3.13.4.6 USB Management
Export user information from/to USB.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Log in to the webpage.
Select Maintenance Center &gt; Log &gt; USB Management.
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Make sure that a USB is inserted to the Device before you export data or update the
system. To avoid failure, do not pull out the USB or perform any operation of the
Device during the process.
● You have to use a USB to export the information from the Device to other devices.
Face images are not allowed to be imported through USB.
Select a data type, and then click USB Import or USB Export to import or export the
data.
●
Step 3
3.13.5 Configuration Management
When more than one Device need the same configurations, you can configure parameters for them
by importing or exporting configuration files.
3.13.5.1 Exporting and Importing Configuration Files
You can import and export the configuration file for the Device. When you want to apply the same
configurations to multiple devices, you can import the configuration file to them.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Log in to the webpage.
Select System &gt; Config.
Figure 3-74 Configuration management
Step 3
Export or import configuration files.
●
Export the configuration file.
Click Export Configuration File to download the file to the local computer.
●
The IP will not be exported.
Import the configuration file.
1. Click Browse to select the configuration file.
2. Click Import configuration.
Configuration files can only be imported to devices that have the same model.
3.13.5.2 Restoring the Factory Default Settings
Procedure
Step 1
Select System &gt; Config.
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Step 2
Restoring the Device to its default configurations will result in data loss. Please be
advised.
Restore to the factory default settings if necessary.
●
●
Factory Defaults : Resets all the configurations of the Device and delete all the data.
Restore to Default (Except for User Info and Logs) : Resets the configurations of the
Device and deletes all the data except for user information and logs.
3.13.6 Maintenance
Regularly restart the Device during its idle time to improve its performance.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to the webpage.
Select System &gt; Maintenance.
Set the time, and then click Apply.
The Device will restart at the scheduled time, or you can click Restart to restart it
immediately.
3.13.7 Updating the System
Use the correct update file. Make sure that you get the correct update file from technical
support.
● Do not disconnect the power supply or network, and do not restart or shutdown the Device
during the update.
●
3.13.7.1 File Update
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select System &gt; Update.
In File Update , click Browse, and then upload the update file.
Step 3
The update file should be a .bin file.
Click Update.
The Device will restart after the update finishes.
3.13.7.2 Online Update
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select System &gt; Update.
In the Online Update area, select an update method.
●
Select Auto Check for Updates, and the Device will automatically check for the latest
version update.
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Select Manual Check, and you can immediately check whether the latest version is
available.
(Optional) Click Update Now to update the Device immediately.
●
Step 3
3.13.8 Advanced Maintenance
Acquire device information and capture packet to make easier for maintenance personnel to
perform troubleshooting.
3.13.8.1 Exporting
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the home page, select Maintenance Center &gt; Advanced Maintenance &gt; Export.
Click Export to export the serial number, firmware version, device operation logs and
configuration information.
3.13.8.2 Packet Capture
Procedure
Step 1
On the home page, select Maintenance Center &gt; Advanced Maintenance &gt; Packet
Capture.
Figure 3-75 Packet Capture
Step 2
Enter the IP address, click .
changes to
Step 3
.
After you acquired enough data, click
.
Captured packets are automatically downloaded to your local computer.
3.14 Security Settings(Optional)
3.14.1 Security Status
Scan the users, service, and security modules to check the security status of the Device.
Background Information
User and service detection: Check whether the current configuration conforms to
recommendation.
● Security modules scanning: Scan the running status of security modules, such as audio and
video transmission, trusted protection, securing warning and attack defense, not detect
whether they are enabled.
●
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Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select &gt; Security Status.
Click Rescan to perform a security scan of the Device.
Hover over the icons of the security modules to see their running status.
Figure 3-76 Security Status
Related Operations
After you perform the scan, the results will be displayed in different colors. Yellow indicates that the
security modules are abnormal, and green indicates that the security modules are normal.
Click Details to view the details on the results of the scan.
Click Ignore to ignore the abnormality, and it will not be scanned. The abnormality that was
ignored will be highlighted in grey.
● Click Optimize to troubleshoot the abnormality.
●
●
3.14.2 Configuring HTTPS
Create a certificate or upload an authenticated certificate, and then you can log in to the webpage
through HTTPS on your computer. HTTPS secures communication over a computer network.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select &gt; System Service &gt; HTTPS.
Turn on the HTTPS service.
Step 3
If you turn on the compatible with TLS v1.1 and earlier versions, security risks might occur.
Please be advised.
Select the certificate.
If there are no certificates in the list, click Certificate Management to upload a
certificate.
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Figure 3-77 HTTPS
Step 4
Click Apply.
Enter “https://IP address: httpsport&quot; in a web browser. If the certificate is installed, you can
log in to the webpage successfully. If not, the webpage will display the certificate as
wrong or untrusted.
3.14.3 Attack Defense
3.14.3.1 Configuring Firewall
Configure firewall to limit access to the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Select
&gt; Attack Defense &gt; Firewall.
Step 2
Click
to enable the firewall function.
Figure 3-78 Firewall
Step 3
Select the mode: Allowlist and Blocklist.
Step 4
Allowlist : Only IP/MAC addresses on the allowlist can access the Device.
Blocklist : The IP/MAC addresses on the blocklist cannot access the Device.
Click Add to enter the IP information.
●
●
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Figure 3-79 Add IP information
Step 5
Click OK.
Related Operations
●
Click
to edit the IP information.
●
Click
to delete the IP address.
3.14.3.2 Configuring Account Lockout
If the incorrect password is entered for a defined number of times, the account will be locked.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select &gt; Attack Defense &gt; Account Lockout.
Enter the number of login attempts and the time the administrator account and ONVIF
user will be locked for.
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Figure 3-80 Account lockout
Login Attempt: The limit of login attempts. If the incorrect password is entered for a
defined number of times, the account will be locked.
● Lock Time: The duration during which you cannot log in after the account is locked.
Click Apply.
●
Step 3
3.14.3.3 Configuring Anti-DoS Attack
You can enable SYN Flood Attack Defense and ICMP Flood Attack Defense to defend the Device
against Dos attacks.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select &gt; Attack Defense &gt; Anti-DoS Attack.
Turn on SYN Flood Attack Defense or ICMP Flood Attack Defense to protect the
Device against Dos attack.
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Figure 3-81 Anti-DoS attack
Step 3
Click Apply.
3.14.4 Installing Device Certificate
Create a certificate or upload an authenticated certificate, and then you can log in through HTTPS
on your computer.
3.14.4.1 Creating Certificate
Create a certificate for the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Select &gt; CA Certificate &gt; Device Certificate.
Select Install Device Certificate.
Select Create Certificate , and click Next.
Enter the certificate information.
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Figure 3-82 Certificate information
Step 5
The name of region cannot exceed 2 characters. We recommend entering the
abbreviation of the name of the region.
Click Create and install certificate.
The newly installed certificate is displayed on the Device Certificate page after the
certificate is successfully installed.
Related Operations
●
Click Enter Edit Mode on the Device Certificate page to edit the name of the certificate.
●
Click
to download the certificate.
●
Click
to delete the certificate.
3.14.4.2 Applying for and Importing CA Certificate
Import the third-party CA certificate to the Device.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Select &gt; CA Certificate &gt; Device Certificate.
Click Install Device Certificate.
Select Apply for CA Certificate and Import (Recommended) , and click Next.
Enter the certificate information.
●
IP/Domain name: the IP address or domain name of the Device.
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●
Region: The name of region must not exceed 3 characters. We recommend you enter
the abbreviation of region name.
Figure 3-83 Certificate information (2)
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Click Create and Download.
Save the request file to your computer.
Apply to a third-party CA authority for the certificate by using the request file.
Import the signed CA certificate.
1. Save the CA certificate to your computer.
2. Click Installing Device Certificate.
3. Click Browse to select the CA certificate.
4. Click Import and Install.
The newly installed certificate is displayed on the Device Certificate page after the
certificate is successfully installed.
●
●
Click Recreate to create the request file again.
Click Import Later to import the certificate at another time.
Related Operations
●
Click Enter Edit Mode on the Device Certificate page to edit the name of the certificate.
●
Click
to download the certificate.
●
Click
to delete the certificate.
3.14.4.3 Installing Existing Certificate
If you already have a certificate and private key file, import the certificate and private key file.
Procedure
Step 1
Select Security &gt; CA Certificate &gt; Device Certificate.
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Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Click Install Device Certificate.
Select Install Existing Certificate , and click Next.
Click Browse to select the certificate and private key file, and enter the private key
password.
Figure 3-84 Certificate and private key
Step 5
Click Import and Install.
The newly installed certificate is displayed on the Device Certificate page after the
certificate is successfully installed.
Related Operations
●
Click Enter Edit Mode on the Device Certificate page to edit the name of the certificate.
●
Click
to download the certificate.
●
Click
to delete the certificate.
3.14.5 Installing the Trusted CA Certificate
A trusted CA certificate is a digital certificate that is used for validating the identities of websites
and servers. For example, when 802.1x protocol is used, the CA certificate for switches is required to
authenticate its identity.
Background Information
802.1X is a network authentication protocol that opens ports for network access when an
organization authenticates a user's identity and authorizes them access to the network.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select &gt; CA Certificate &gt; Trusted CA Certificates.
Select Install Trusted Certificate.
Click Browse to select the trusted certificate.
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Figure 3-85 Install the trusted certificate
Step 4
Click OK.
The newly installed certificate is displayed on the Trusted CA Certificates page after the
certificate is successfully installed.
Related Operations
●
Click Enter Edit Mode on the Device Certificate page to edit the name of the certificate.
●
Click
to download the certificate.
●
Click
to delete the certificate.
3.14.6 Data Encryption
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select &gt; Data Encryption.
Configure the parameters.
Figure 3-86 Data encryption
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Table 3-43 Data encryption description
Private Protocol
Parameter
Description
Enable
Streams are encrypted during transmission
through private protocol.
Encryption Type
Keep it as default.
Update Period of Secret Ranges from 0 h -720 h. 0 means never update
Key
the secret key.
RTSP stream is encrypted during transmission
through TLS tunnel.
Enable
RTSP over TLS
Create or import certificate. For details, see
Certificate Management &quot;3.14.4 Installing Device Certificate&quot;. The
installed certificates are displayed in the list.
3.14.7 Security Warning
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select &gt; Security Warning.
Enable the security warning function.
Select the monitoring items.
Figure 3-87 Security warning
Step 4
Click Apply.
3.14.8 Security Authentication
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Select Security &gt; Security Authentication.
Select a message digest algorithm.
Click Apply.
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Figure 3-88 Security Authentication
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4 Smart PSS Lite Configuration
This section introduces how to manage and configure the device through Smart PSS Lite. For
details, see the user's manual of Smart PSS Lite.
4.1 Installing and Logging In
Install and log in to Smart PSS Lite. For details, see the user manual of Smart PSS Lite.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Get the software package of the Smart PSS Lite from the technical support, and then
install and run the software according to instructions.
Initialize Smart PSS Lite when you log in for the first time, including setting password and
security questions.
Set the password is for the first-time use, and then set security questions to reset your
password when you forgot it.
Enter your username and password to log in to Smart PSS Lite.
4.2 Adding Devices
You need to add the Device to Smart PSS Lite. You can add them in batches or individually.
4.2.1 Adding Device One by One
You can add devices one by one through entering their IP addresses or domain names.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Device Manager page, click Add.
Configure the information of the device.
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Figure 4-1 Add devices
Table 4-1 Parameters of IP adding
Parameter
Description
Device Name
We recommend you name devices with the monitoring area for easy
identification.
Select IP/Domain.
Method to add
●
●
IP/Domain: Enter the IP address or domain name of the device.
SN: Enter the serial number of the device.
Port
Enter the port number, and the port number is 37777 by default. The
actual port number might differ according to different models.
User Name
Enter the username of the device.
Password
Enter the password of the device.
Step 3
Click Add.
You can click Add and Continue to add more devices.
4.2.2 Adding Devices in Batches
Background Information
We recommend you add devices by automatically search when you need to add devices in
batches within the same network segment, or when the network segment is known but the
exact IP addresses of devices are not known.
● Close ConfigTool and DSS when you configure devices; otherwise, you may not be able to find
all devices.
●
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Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
On the Device Manager page, click Auto Search.
Select a search method.
Auto Search: Enter the username and the password of the device. The system will
automatically search for devices that are on the same network to your computer.
● Device Segment Search: Enter the username and the password of the device, and then
define the start IP and the end IP. The system will automatically search for devices in
this IP range.
●
You can select both methods for the system to automatically search for devices on the
network your computer is connected to and other networks.
Figure 4-2 Search for devices
Step 3
Step 4
Click devices, and then click Add.
Enter the login user name and password, and then click OK.
Results
After the devices are successfully added, they are displayed on this page.
Figure 4-3 Added devices
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4.3 User Management
Add users, assign cards to them, and configure their access permissions.
4.3.1 Configuring Card Type
Set the card type before you assign cards to users. For example, if the assigned card is an ID card,
set card type to ID card.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Log in to Smart PSS Lite.
Click Access Solution &gt; Personnel Manager &gt; User.
On the Card Issuing Type and then select a card type.
Step 4
Make sure that the card type is same to the actually assigned card; otherwise, the card
number cannot be read.
Click OK.
4.3.2 Adding Users
4.3.2.1 Adding Users One by One
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Select Personnel &gt; Personnel Manager &gt; Add.
Enter basic information of staff.
1. Select Basic Info.
2. Add basic information of staff.
3. Take snapshot or upload picture, and then click Finish.
The card number can be read automatically or filled in manually. To automatically
read card number, select the card reader next to Card No., and then place the card
on the card reader. The card number will be read automatically.
● You can select multiple USB cameras to snap pictures.
●
●
●
Set password
Click Add to add the password.
Configure card
a. Click to select Device or Card issuer as card reader.
b. Add cards.
c. After adding, you can select the card as main card or duress card, or replace the
card with a new one, or delete the card.
d. Click
to display the QR code of the card.
Only 8-digit card number in hexadecimal mode can display the QR code of the
card.
● Configure fingerprint
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a. Click to select Device or Fingerprint Scanner as the fingerprint collector.
b. Add fingerprint. Select Add &gt; Add Fingerprint, and then press finger on the
scanner for three times continuously.
Figure 4-4 Add basic information
Step 3
Click Extended information to add extended information of the personnel, and then
click Finish to save.
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Figure 4-5 Add extended information
Step 4
Configure permissions.
Step 5
1. Click .
2. Enter the group name, remarks (optional), and select a time template.
3. Select verification methods and doors.
Configure permissions. For details, see &quot;4.3.3 Assigning Access Permission&quot;.
1. Select Group.
2. Enter the group name, remarks (optional), and select a time template.
3. Select verification methods and doors.
4. Click OK.
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Figure 4-6 Configure permission groups
Step 6
Click Finish.
After completing adding, you can click
of staff.
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to modify information or add details in the list
4.3.2.2 Adding Users in Batches
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Click Personnel Manger &gt; Batch Update &gt; Batch Add.
Select Card issuer or Device from the Device list, and then configure the parameters.
Figure 4-7 Add users in batches
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Table 4-2 Add users in batches parameters
Parameter
Description
Start No.
The user ID starts with the number you defined.
Quantity
The number of users you want to add.
Department
Select the department that the user belongs to.
Effective Time/Expired Time
The users can unlock the door within the defined period.
Step 3
Click Read Card No., and swipe cards on the card reader.
Step 4
The card number will be read automatically.
Click OK.
4.3.3 Assigning Access Permission
Create a permission group that is a collection of door access permissions, and then link users with
the group so that users can unlock doors associated with the permission group.
Procedure
Step 1
Click Access Solution &gt; Personnel Manger &gt; Permission.
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Click .
Enter the group name, remarks (optional), and select a time template.
Select verification methods and doors.
Click OK.
Figure 4-8 Create a permission group
Step 6
Click
of the permission group.
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Step 7
Select users to associate them with the permission group.
Figure 4-9 Add users to a permission group
Step 8
Click OK.
Users can unlock the door in this permission group after valid identity verification.
4.3.4 Assigning Attendance Permissions
Create a permission group that is a collection of time attendance permissions, and then associate
employees with the group so that they can punch in/out through defined verification methods.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Log in to the Smart PSS Lite.
Click Access Solution &gt; Personnel Manger &gt; Permission configuration.
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Click .
Enter the group name, remarks (optional), and select a time template.
Select the access control device.
Click OK.
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Figure 4-10 Create a permission group
The Time &amp; Attendance supports punch-in/out through password, face attendance,
card and fingerprint attendance.
● Card and fingerprint attendance are available on select models.
●
Step 7
Step 8
Click of the permission group you added.
Select users to associate them with the permission group.
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Figure 4-11 Add users to a permission group
Step 9
Click OK.
4.4 Access Management
4.4.1 Remotely Opening and Closing Door
You can remotely monitor and control door through the platform. For example, you can remotely
open or close the door.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Click Access Solution &gt; Access Manager on the home page.
Remotely control the door.
●
Select the door, right click and select Open or Close to open or close the door.
Figure 4-12 Open door
●
●
: Open or close the door.
: View the live video of the door.
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Related Operations
●
Event filtering: Select the event type in the Event Info, and the event list displays the selected
event type, such as alarm events and abnormal events.
●
Event refresh locking: Click
to unlock.
●
Event deleting: Click
to lock the event list, and then event list will stop refreshing. Click
to clear all events in the event list.
4.4.2 Setting Always Open and Always Close
After setting always open or always close, the door remains open or closed all the time.
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Click Access Solution &gt; Access Manager on the Home page.
Click Always Open or Always Close to open or close the door.
Figure 4-13 Always open or close
The door will remain open or closed all the time. You can click Normal to restore the
access control to normal status, and then the door will be open or closed based on the
configured verification methods.
4.4.3 Monitoring Door Status
Procedure
Step 1
Step 2
Click Access Solution &gt; Access Manager on the home page.
Select the device in the device tree, and right click the device and then select Start Realtime Event Monitoring.
Real-time access control events will display in the event list.
Click Stop Monitor, real-time access control events will not display.
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Figure 4-14 Monitor door status
Related Operations
Show All Door: Displays all doors controlled by the Device.
Reboot: Restart the Device.
● Details: View the device details, such as IP address, model, and status.
●
●
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Appendix 1 Important Points of Face
Registration
Before Registration
Glasses, hats, and beards might influence face recognition performance.
Do not cover your eyebrows when wearing hats.
● Do not change your beard style greatly if you use the Device; otherwise face recognition might
fail.
● Keep your face clean.
● Keep the Device at least 2 meters away from light source and at least 3 meters away from
windows or doors; otherwise backlight and direct sunlight might influence face recognition
performance of the access controller.
●
●
During Registration
You can register faces through the Device or through the platform. For registration through the
platform, see the platform user manual.
● Make your head center on the photo capture frame. The face image will be captured
automatically.
●
●
●
Do not shake your head or body, otherwise the registration might fail.
Avoid 2 faces appear in the capture frame at the same time.
Face Position
If your face is not at the appropriate position, face recognition accuracy might be affected.
The face position below is for reference only, and might differ from the actual situation.
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Appendix Figure 1-1 Appropriate face position
Requirements of Faces
Make sure that the face is clean and forehead is not covered by hair.
Do not wear glasses, hats, heavy beards, or other face ornaments that influence face image
recording.
● With eyes open, without facial expressions, and make your face toward the center of camera.
● When recording your face or during face recognition, do not keep your face too close to or too
far from the camera.
●
●
Appendix Figure 1-2 Head position
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Appendix Figure 1-3 Face distance
When importing face images through the management platform, make sure that image
resolution is within the range from 150 &times; 300 pixels to 600 &times; 1200 pixels. It is recommended that
the resolution be greater than 500 &times; 500 pixels, the image size be less than 100 KB, and the
image name and person ID be the same.
● Make sure that the face takes up more than 1/3 but no more than 2/3 of the whole image area,
and the aspect ratio does not exceed 1:2.
●
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Appendix 2 Important Points of Intercom
Operation
The Device can function as VTO to realize intercom function.
Prerequisites
The intercom function is configured on the Device and VTO.
Procedure
Step 1
On the standby screen, tap
.
Step 2
Enter the room No, and then tap
.
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Appendix 3 Important Points of Fingerprint
Registration Instructions
When you register the fingerprint, pay attention to the following points:
Make sure that your fingers and the scanner surface are clean and dry.
Press your finger on the center of the fingerprint scanner.
● Do not put the fingerprint sensor in a place with intense light, high temperature, and high
humidity.
● If your fingerprints are unclear, use other unlocking methods.
●
●
Fingers Recommended
Forefingers, middle fingers, and ring fingers are recommended. Thumbs and little fingers cannot be
put at the recording center easily.
Appendix Figure 3-1 Recommended fingers
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How to Press Your Fingerprint on the Scanner
Appendix Figure 3-2 Correct placement
Appendix Figure 3-3 Wrong placement
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Appendix 4 Important Points of QR Code
Scanning
Place the QR code on your phone at a distance of 30 mm–50 mm away from the QR code scanning
lens. It supports QR code that is larger than 30 mm &times; 30 mm and less than 128 bytes in size.
QR code detection distance differs depending on the bytes and size of QR code.
● Make sure the QR code is aligned with the lens, and avoid direct sunlight.
●
Appendix Figure 4-1 QR code scanning
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Appendix 5 Security Recommendation
Account Management
1. Use complex passwords
Please refer to the following suggestions to set passwords:
The length should not be less than 8 characters;
Include at least two types of characters: upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols;
● Do not contain the account name or the account name in reverse order;
● Do not use continuous characters, such as 123, abc, etc.;
● Do not use repeating characters, such as 111, aaa, etc.
2. Change passwords periodically
●
●
It is recommended to periodically change the device password to reduce the risk of being
guessed or cracked.
3. Allocate accounts and permissions appropriately
Appropriately add users based on service and management requirements and assign minimum
permission sets to users.
4. Enable account lockout function
The account lockout function is enabled by default. You are advised to keep it enabled to
protect account security. After multiple failed password attempts, the corresponding account
and source IP address will be locked.
5. Set and update password reset information in a timely manner
The device supports password reset function. To reduce the risk of this function being used by
threat actors, if there is any change in the information, please modify it in time. When setting
security questions, it is recommended not to use easily guessed answers.
Service Configuration
1. Enable HTTPS
It is recommended that you enable HTTPS to access web services through secure channels.
2. Encrypted transmission of audio and video
If your audio and video data contents are very important or sensitive, it is recommended to use
encrypted transmission function in order to reduce the risk of your audio and video data being
eavesdropped during transmission.
3. Turn off non-essential services and use safe mode
If not needed, it is recommended to turn off some services such as SSH, SNMP, SMTP, UPnP, AP
hotspot etc., to reduce the attack surfaces.
If necessary, it is highly recommended to choose safe modes, including but not limited to the
following services:
SNMP: Choose SNMP v3, and set up strong encryption and authentication passwords.
SMTP: Choose TLS to access mailbox server.
● FTP: Choose SFTP, and set up complex passwords.
● AP hotspot: Choose WPA2-PSK encryption mode, and set up complex passwords.
4. Change HTTP and other default service ports
●
●
It is recommended that you change the default port of HTTP and other services to any port
between 1024 and 65535 to reduce the risk of being guessed by threat actors.
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Network Configuration
1. Enable Allow list
It is recommended that you turn on the allow list function, and only allow IP in the allow list to
access the device. Therefore, please be sure to add your computer IP address and supporting
device IP address to the allow list.
2. MAC address binding
It is recommended that you bind the IP address of the gateway to the MAC address on the
device to reduce the risk of ARP spoofing.
3. Build a secure network environment
In order to better ensure the security of devices and reduce potential cyber risks, the following
are recommended:
Disable the port mapping function of the router to avoid direct access to the intranet devices
from external network;
● According to the actual network needs, partition the network: if there is no communication
demand between the two subnets, it is recommended to use VLAN, gateway and other
methods to partition the network to achieve network isolation;
● Stablish 802.1x access authentication system to reduce the risk of illegal terminal access to
the private network.
●
Security Auditing
1. Check online users
It is recommended to check online users regularly to identify illegal users.
2. Check device log
By viewing logs, you can learn about the IP addresses that attempt to log in to the device and
key operations of the logged users.
3. Configure network log
Due to the limited storage capacity of devices, the stored log is limited. If you need to save the
log for a long time, it is recommended to enable the network log function to ensure that the
critical logs are synchronized to the network log server for tracing.
Software Security
1. Update firmware in time
According to the industry standard operating specifications, the firmware of devices needs to be
updated to the latest version in time in order to ensure that the device has the latest functions
and security. If the device is connected to the public network, it is recommended to enable the
online upgrade automatic detection function, so as to obtain the firmware update information
released by the manufacturer in a timely manner.
2. Update client software in time
It is recommended to download and use the latest client software.
Physical Protection
It is recommended that you carry out physical protection for devices (especially storage devices),
such as placing the device in a dedicated machine room and cabinet, and having access control
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and key management in place to prevent unauthorized personnel from damaging hardware and
other peripheral equipment (e.g. USB flash disk, serial port).
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