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ArrowVision Technologies, Inc.   

2557 W. Winton Ave., Suite 7E, Hayward, CA 94545, USA 

Phone: (510) 264-9151 ?  Fax: (510) 751-5386 

email: [email protected] 

website: 

www.arrowvision.us

 

Summary of Contents for Shepherd 210

Page 1: ...Shepherd 210 Fingerprint Door Lock Operations Manual V3 2 ...

Page 2: ...ions 4 3 Setting Security Threshold Level 7 4 Registering Fingerprints 9 5 Unlocking the door with your fingerprint 11 6 Display 12 7 Registering additional fingerprints 12 8 Deleting Fingerprints 15 9 Door Operation 16 10 LED Display 20 11 Troubleshooting 20 12 Specifications 23 13 User ID List 24 ...

Page 3: ...ory Notes 1 1 As with many advanced technologies the use of biometrics for identification involves a learning process The Shepherd 210 uses exciting technology and design that allows the opening of a locked door simply by pressing a finger on the lock but users must learn the best positioning and pressure to use 1 2 Generally the center of the vortex of the fingerprint pattern is the key data poin...

Page 4: ...u must place your finger to open the lock thus giving customers a range in the tradeoff between security and convenience 1 7 The attractive dust cover is just that It has no effect on the electronic system and can be removed if the lock is installed on an inside door where dust protection is not necessary However it does hide the override key hole Put the finger center on the center of the scanner...

Page 5: ...though the Outside one oval shape is unmarked The Inside part also has an Unlock button to retract the deadbolt There are also three programming buttons STORE DELETE and SELECT on Inside of lock Figure 1 2 2 Registering or Programming of Fingerprints This is the process of acquiring the image of fingerprints of authorized persons and storing them into the lock s memory Also called Enrolling in bio...

Page 6: ...able to optimize between convenience in operating lock versus stringency of security in matching fingerprint images Section 3 2 6 Management Levels The Shepherd 210 has three permission levels Administrator Supervisor and User They are designated and identified by ID numbers that correspond to their stored fingerprints as follows 2 6 1 Administrators ID numbers 1 through 5 2 6 2 Supervisors ID num...

Page 7: ... because for most applications only two management levels are needed Administrator and User Administrator IDs 1 5 Supervisor IDs 6 10 User IDs 11 50 Mass erase X Add same level X Delete same level X Add below level X X Delete below level X X Open door X X X Check current ID X X X ...

Page 8: ... At S4 the fingerprint image must match perfectly with a registered fingerprint which means there is no risk of a false acceptance but the users must learn to place their fingers consistently and present an excellent image in order to be admitted S1 S2 and S3 are intermediate levels 3 2 Setting Security Threshold Levels 3 2 1 If no fingerprints have been registered press Power button on Outside he...

Page 9: ...ts are already registered and stored it is necessary for an Administrator to first access the lock with his her fingerprint then proceed with the three buttons per Step 3 2 2 above 3 2 6 Only one security level is set for the lock at a time Different security levels cannot be set for different individuals ...

Page 10: ...ns 4 4 On the first two registrations there is no need to assign management levels as they will be Administrators automatically but on subsequent registrations have in mind what level you wish to assign and the range of ID numbers defining the levels Review Para 2 6 above 4 5 Hint Before starting the procedure for registration decide on what finger you wish to use and practice placing the finger o...

Page 11: ...gistered 4 6 7 If you hear THREE beeps the fingerprint was NOT registered due to a poor image movement or other reasons Start at Step 4 6 2 and try again if you heard a motor noise and the power has timed out If power is still on start over at Step 4 6 3 4 7 After registration test to see that you can activate the lock per the next section before you shut the door and maybe lock yourself out 4 8 H...

Page 12: ...oise indicating the door mechanism is being activated after accepting a proper fingerprint 5 4 If there are three beeps the fingerprint was rejected This means the finger was positioned and or pressed in a way that did not match the registration Simply press the Power On button again and place your finger again With a little practice you will unlock the door every time Note Section 3 describes how...

Page 13: ...erify the ID of the person who just unlocked the lock Immediately after a fingerprint verification press the Select button The Display will then show the entering ID alternating with the remaining number of available spaces in the lock memory For example if there are two Administrators and the last of four Users just entered the display would show 04 44 7 Registering additional fingerprints 7 1 Af...

Page 14: ...atedly on the Select button will display 11 06 03 These are the next available IDs in the three categories If you wish this person to be at the Supervisor level for example you would cycle the three available choices to 06 the next available ID number in the Supervisor category Note The ID number must be selected at this time Afingerprint image cannot have its management level changed after regist...

Page 15: ... can immediately press STOR until a long beep about 3 seconds and try again from Step 7 8 above However if the power has Timed Out and you hear the motor sound then you must start over from Step 7 4 above 7 11 After a successful registration you can immediately register another person starting with Step 7 5 above or if Timed Out start at Step 7 4 7 12 After registrations wait about 10 seconds for ...

Page 16: ...ress the Z Select button once and release then press both DEL and STOR buttons simultaneously for about 3 seconds Display will show UU 8 3 Deleting individual fingerprints 8 3 1 Administrators can delete anyone Supervisors can delete IDs on the User level Users cannot delete 8 3 2 The Administrator or Supervisor must know the ID number of the person being deleted 8 3 3 The Administrator or Supervi...

Page 17: ...or approximately two years under typical use 9 1 2 A Low Battery Alert is indicated by four extra beeps after the Lock or Unlock buttons are pushed and after unlocking by fingerprint ID After the low battery alert there will be approximately 50 more door openings or equivalent operations left 9 1 3 To change batteries unscrew retaining screw at top of battery compartment on the Inside Remove batte...

Page 18: ...ation The scanner will scan your finger 9 3 3 If successful there is a beep and the deadbolt will retract automatically You will have 5 seconds to push down on the door handle 9 3 4 If there are three beeps the fingerprint was rejected This means the finger was positioned and or pressed in a way that did not match the registration Simply press the Power On button again and place your finger again ...

Page 19: ...ion 3 1 that shipped approximately February 18 Version 3 1 is marked on inside of lock 9 5 Emergency Unlocking From the Outside Using Emergency Key 9 5 1 Possible reasons for use of emergency procedures 9 5 1 1 Registered fingerprint is injured and door cannot be opened 9 5 1 2 Low battery indicator was ignored and batteries are dead Note Batteries are replaced from the Inside 9 5 1 3 Fingerprint ...

Page 20: ...ergency Retracting of Deadbolt From the Inside 9 6 1 Only the deadbolt requires an emergency procedure as the cylindrical lock is not locked from the Inside 9 6 2 Unscrew the battery pack retaining screw and remove the battery pack by pulling straight out 9 6 3 Use a small screwdriver to turn the small black screw at the upper left to manually retract the deadbolt ...

Page 21: ...ED show failure when registering fingerprint or when attempting to unlock door Possible Cause Solution The finger was not pressed on window in time the lock had timed out Repeat the procedure but put finger on more quickly The finger was not positioned as previously registered Repeat the procedure and vary the positioning of the finger The finger is dirty calloused or otherwise not giving a good i...

Page 22: ...heck that all batteries are in equally good condition and have polarities correct 11 3 Problem The system does not respond to buttons Possible Cause Solution The batteries are depleted low voltage signal sounds Change batteries You are changing tasks too fast and need to allow power to time out between certain tasks Let lock time out between tasks The system is confused by wrong sequences of butto...

Page 23: ...vel designations are incorrect Possible Cause Solution Levels were not set up before registration Delete and Re register incorrect fingerprints with proper management levels selected prior to scanning of fingers or Delete all fingerprints and re register everyone ...

Page 24: ...er fingerprint False Accept Rate FAR 1 100000 False Reject Rate FRR 3 100 Translation tolerance 0 1 Rotation tolerance 15º Power Supply AA size alkaline battery x 6 9VDC Outside 10 13 16 x 3 x 1 23 32 Inside 10 13 16 x 3 x 1 7 16 Dimensions Lock tongue 3 15 16 x 2 3 8 x 1 Weight 10 lbs Environments Operating Temperature 32 F 113 F Humidity 10 85 Door thickness 1 1 2 2 5 32 Door edge width 4 17 32 ...

Page 25: ...10 Operation Manual V3 2 24 USER ID LIST ID Name ID Name ID Name 1 20 39 2 21 40 3 22 41 4 23 42 5 24 43 6 25 44 7 26 45 8 27 46 9 28 47 10 29 48 11 30 49 12 31 50 13 32 14 33 15 34 16 35 17 36 18 37 19 38 ...

Page 26: ...ArrowVision Technologies Inc 2557 W Winton Ave Suite 7E Hayward CA 94545 USA Phone 510 264 9151 Fax 510 751 5386 email support arrowvision us website www arrowvision us ...

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