IDTECK FINGER006SR, User Manual

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Product Overview p.11
1.3 Card Number Input Format
When an external reader is connected, FGR006/IP-FGR006 accepts input data from the exte
rnal reader via 26 Wiegand, ABA Track II, and 4/8bit Burst format. FGR006SR accepts input
data from external reader via 34 Wiegand, ABA TRACK II and 4/8bit Burst format.
1.4 Card Number Output Format
If a fingerprint data is authorized, FGR006/IP-FGR006 transmits the corresponding card nu
mber to the controller via 26/34bit Wiegand or ABA Track II depending on output setting
1.5 *
1
OK Signal Output (Applicable when output setting is 26/34bit Wiegand, O
pen collector Output)
Transmit OK Signal to notify that fingerprint is used to authorization. In case of authorizatio
n without fingerprint, the FINGER006 does not transmit OK Signal. Transmitting OK signal n
eeds connecting OK Signal wire (Orange) to an input port of the controller.
1.6 Error Signal Output (Applicable when output setting is 26/34bit Wiegand, O
pen collector Output)
Transmit ERROR Signal when any type of authorization is failed. Transmitting ERROR signal
needs connecting OK Signal wire (Orange with black stripe) to an input port of the controlle
r.
What FGR006 Transmits
In case of success In case of failure
(Normal Mode)
In case of failure
(Extension Mode)
Fingerprint Only
Card ID,
OK Signal
ERROR Signal ERROR Signal
Finge RF Card
Card ID,
OK Signal
ERROR Signal Card ID,
ERROR Signal
1 * In normal mode, the FGR006 transmits Card ID only when authorization is a success. But if you set
‘Extension mode’ by application software, the FGR006 transmits Card ID also when authorization is fail
ed. In this case, you can get information of users whose authorization is failed. However, because a Ca
rd ID is transmitted to the controller, users who failed authorization of the FGR006 can get access to a
door depending on setting of the controller. (Default is Normal Mode)