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CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  ...................................................................................................... 3
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY  ......................................................................................................................... 4
TRADEMARKS AND REGISTERED TRADEMARKS  ................................................................................... 4
PREFACE .................................................................................................................................................... 6
FEATURES .................................................................................................................................................. 7
PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 8
DOCUMENT CONVENTION ....................................................................................................................... 10
NOTIFICATION ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT  ............................................................................................... 11
MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS  .................................................................... 12

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External View ...................................................................................................................................... 12

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Rear View  ........................................................................................................................................... 13

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Internal View ....................................................................................................................................... 13

SPECIFICATIONS OF WIEGAND CONNECTORS (FOR CARD READER) ................................................. 15
SPECIFICATIOS OF RS-485 CONNECTORS (FOR CARD READER) ......................................................... 15
SPECIFICATIONS OF WIEGAND CONNECTORS (FOR ACCESS CONTROL PANEL)  ............................. 15
SPECIFICATIONS OF RS-485 CONNECTORES (FOR ACCESS CONTROL PANEL)................................. 16
SPECIFICATIONS OF ALARM OUTPUT CONNECTORS ........................................................................... 16
INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS  ....................................................................................................... 17

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Preparation ......................................................................................................................................... 18

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Notification about the Installation Site  ................................................................................................ 18

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Installation Space and Recognition Range ........................................................................................ 19

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Installation .......................................................................................................................................... 20

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER ENROLLMENT AND RECOGNITION  ....................................................... 22
OPERATING PROCEDURES (INSTRUCTIONS FOR IRIS READER USERS)  ............................................. 23

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How to Position Your Eyes in the Mirror  ............................................................................................. 23

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If You Have Difficulty in Eye Positioning  ............................................................................................ 25

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If You are Wearing an Eyepatch, etc.  ................................................................................................ 25

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Cases of Enrollment/Recognition Failure  ........................................................................................... 25

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How to Carry out Enrollment  .............................................................................................................. 26

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How to Carry out Recognition  ............................................................................................................ 28

TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................................ 32

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When Enrollment/Recognition Becomes Invalid  ................................................................................ 32

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Before Requesting for Repair  ............................................................................................................ 33

SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 35
STANDARD ACCESSORIES ....................................................................................................................... 36

Summary of Contents for BM-ET330

Page 1: ...empting to connect or operate this product please read these instructions carefully and save this manual for future use REJECT ACCEPT BM ET330 Iris Reader Operating Instructions Model No BM ET330E ENGLISH DEUTSCH ...

Page 2: ...aring betrekking heeft voldoet aan de volgende normen of andere normatieve documenten overeenkomstig de bepalingen van Richtlijnen 73 23 EEC en 89 336 EEC Vi erklærer os eneansvarlige for at dette produkt som denne deklaration omhandler er i overensstemmelse med standarder eller andre normative dokumenter i følge bestemmelserne i direktivene 73 23 EEC og 89 336 EEC Vi deklarerar härmed värt fulla ...

Page 3: ...nd a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the points where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specifi...

Page 4: ...TION OF THE USER 3 UNAUTHORIZED DISASSEMBLE REPAIR OR MODIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT BY THE USER 4 INCONVENIENCE OR ANY LOSS ARISING OUT OF NON RECOGNITION WHEN IRIS DATA IS ALREADY ENROLLED DUE TO ANY REASON OR CAUSE OTHER THAN ANY FAILURE OR PROBLEM OF THE PRODUCT 5 ANY PROBLEM CONSEQUENTIAL INCONVENIENCE OR LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING OUT OF THE SYSTEM COM BINED BY THE DEVICES OF THIRD PARTY It might b...

Page 5: ... FOR ACCESS CONTROL PANEL 16 SPECIFICATIONS OF ALARM OUTPUT CONNECTORS 16 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS 17 Preparation 18 Notification about the Installation Site 18 Installation Space and Recognition Range 19 Installation 20 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER ENROLLMENT AND RECOGNITION 22 OPERATING PROCEDURES INSTRUCTIONS FOR IRIS READER USERS 23 How to Position Your Eyes in the Mirror 23 If You Have Difficu...

Page 6: ...h eye is enrolled separately Enrollment recognition by one eye capturing is also available 4 Refer to BM ES330E User s Manual supplied with Administration Software BM ES330E for details on available cards and card writers 5 Capturing diagnosis is made by the administration software at the time of enrollment 6 The user is recognized with the iris data of either eye 7 Up to 256 iris readers enrollme...

Page 7: ...ertification The recognition time will be approx 10 seconds 2 1 The recognition time may differ depending on capturing conditions 2 The recognition time may differ depending on the traffic of the network or the total number of the enrolled users Built in video surveillance camera The iris reader has a built in minisize colour camera You can record the facial image of a user by connecting this came...

Page 8: ...or how to turn on off the power Note While the power is turned off recognition and entrance will NOT be available The third party external power supply should meet the specifications Refer to p 35 Replacement part Exchange the following parts for the same type F1 K5D402BK0002 Adopting tamper proof structure Refer to service personnel for relocating or servicing the appliance As the unit has been d...

Page 9: ...the body of this appliance That may cause injury When the front panel is damaged refer to the dealer It may affect iris image capturing and cause invalid recognition Avoid placing a receptacle that contains liquid such as water When the liquid falls over the appliance it may cause a fire or electric shock Follow all instructions Otherwise our liability will be limited IN NO EVENT SHALL MATSUSHITA ...

Page 10: ...ion To identify a user by comparing the iris data generated from iris images captured with the data enrolled in the iris database or read out of a card Server certification Certification carried out by the iris server when no corresponding iris data is found in iris readers The iris reader generates iris data from the iris images captured Then the iris data is transferred to the iris server in the...

Page 11: ... to read them These manuals are intended for system installers and administrators System installers and administrators should read the following manuals as well as this document To set up iris readers BM ET330E Setup Manual BM ET330E Software Installation Guide To use Administration Software BM ES330E BM ES330E User s Manual These manuals are PDF documents contained on the CD ROM that is supplied ...

Page 12: ...e front cover is used for facial monitoring If you connect this camera to external equipment such as a digital disk recorder you can record user s face and surroundings to check the capturing condition u Live indicator This indicator is blinking during standby The blinking speeds up when a user stands where he she can see both eyes in the mirror and guidance starts The indica tor can be set to be ...

Page 13: ...d if you lay cables along a wall surface Refer to the setup manual PDF file supplied to the administration software Cable hole cover Internal View Front View Connection terminal Front tamper detection switch Cable hole Mounting screw hole Video cable Video surveillance camera output LAN connector 10 Base T 100 Base TX Tamper detection buzzer volume controller Video surveillance camera The lens is ...

Page 14: ...when Wiegand out put is set up 1 RS 485 A access control panel A signal RS 485 A is input from or output to an access control panel 2 RS 485 B access control panel A signal RS 485 B is input from or output to an access control panel 3 RS 485 A card reader A signal RS 485 A is input from or output to a card reader 4 RS 485 B card reader A signal RS 485 B is input from or output to a card reader 5 A...

Page 15: ... 0 2 V or more Differential output 2 V or more When termination is ON I O Signal Description Remarks SPECIFICATIONSOFWIEGANDCONNECTORS FORACCESSCONTROLPANEL 5 V 0 V to 5 V 24 mA Max Wiegand I F Active low Pulse width 200 ms or more Port Name ACCEPT LED POWER GND DATA 0 IN IN OUT Wiegand ACCEPT LED Wiegand 5 V Wiegand GND Wiegand DATA 0 0 V I O Signal Description Remarks Pin No 5 6 7 8 DATA 1 OUT W...

Page 16: ... Recognition result output 2 recognition REJECT Alarm output 1 power status Alarm output 2 tamper detection Alarm output COMMON 24 V 24 mA Open collector output Normally Open contact Active low Pulse width 0 1 s to 60 s 15 OUTPUT RECOGNITION START BUZZER IN Alarm input 1 recognition start buzzer 0 V to 5 V 24 mA Max Active low Pulse width 200 ms or more 24 V 24 mA Open collector output Normally Op...

Page 17: ...power status to alarm devices When the front cover is removed from an iris reader or the iris reader is removed from the wall an alarm signal is sent from the alarm output2 tamper detection to alarm devices When recognition is not successfully completed an alarm signal is sent from the recognition result output2 REJECT to a digital disk recorder Then the digital disk recorder automatically records...

Page 18: ...larm output and Wiegand terminals you need optional cables suited for the connectors of external devices Use the UL style 1571 or equivalents AWG 22 16 wire When you use the RS 485 terminals you need optional twisted pair cables AWG 22 16 suited for the connectors of external devices It is recommended to use shielded twisted pair cables for the open collector output connectors 6 9 GND 0 is to be p...

Page 19: ...escribed in the following illustrations is required Note The height of the iris reader shown in the figure is a recommendation The centre of the optical axis and upside down side limit of the eye position will differ depending on the installation height Check the Capturing Range If the height of the iris reader is 1 300 mm 54 3 in as described in the previous Side View illustration the recog nitio...

Page 20: ...work properly Equivalent to anchor M6 Washer Mounting bracket 1 mm 0 04 in D Anchor bolt 6 mm 0 24 in or less φ13 mm 0 51 in or less φ11 5 mm 0 45 in or less Wall 2 Attach the iris reader to the mounting bracket 1 Attach the supplied mounting bracket to the wall and then attach the iris reader to the mounting bracket 2 Hang the mounting hook holes of the iris reader over the mounting hooks of the ...

Page 21: ...NC connector of the video input cable con nected to an external device for example a digital disk recorder 4 Connect the cables to the Wiegand and alarm output connectors as shown in the illustration Refer to p 14 for details on each cable connection 5 Connect the power cable to the iris reader Cautions Pass the cables through the cable hole and lead them out of the rear or bottom side If the cabl...

Page 22: ...age capturing In this case wipe the lenses with a cloth When light is reflecting on the lenses it may cause invalid iris image capturing In this case move your face or the iris reader s front panel upward or downward to avoid reflection If you still cannot recognize yourself take off your glasses sunglasses If you are wearing contact lenses With this iris reader you can carry out iris enrollment r...

Page 23: ... iris image and enroll your iris data in the iris server This procedure explains how to enroll the iris data in the iris server using the iris reader Follow the direction of system administrators or operators when you carry out iris data enrollment How to carry out recognition This procedure explains how to recognize yourself with the iris reader after enrollment How to recognize yourself with the...

Page 24: ...ve to the point where you can see the eyes in the mirror or adjust the angle of the front panel by holding the tilt handles 3 4 Open your eyes widely and look at the mirror from the front side Open your eyes as wide as you can so as not to hide the irises with eyelids and eyelashes 4 Not preferable Preferable 5 Look at the ellipse symbol in the mirror 5 6 Then focus on the eyes in the mirror The e...

Page 25: ...not have both eyes captured due to an eyepatch etc In this case the voice guidance or guide indicator will lead you to position your opened eye over an eye image capturing camera Refer to the illustrations in If You Have Difficulty in Eye Positioning Position your eye on the eye image capturing camera according to the guidance Cases of Enrollment Recognition Failure You have closed your eyes or no...

Page 26: ...erver If there are no suitable images the iris server will display the message to the system administrators or operators that the user needs to retry the capturing procedure System administrators or operators should configure the data in the iris server which is required for enrollment and direct a user to carry out enrollment Users you should control the iris reader as follows directed by system ...

Page 27: ...d Shutter sound Shutter sound Shutter sound After your iris image has been captured four times take your eyes off the mirror 7 Wait until you can confirm the capturing result as you may need to retry the capturing Wait for the directions of system administrators or operators as it will take approx 10 seconds until the recognition result is output 8 Follow the direction by the system administrators...

Page 28: ...directions by system administrators or operators 1 Move your face so as your eyes are positioned within 50 cm 1 64 ft from the iris reader The voice guidance will say Please look into the mirror The guide indicator or voice guidance will start 2 Position your eyes in the mirror by referring to How to Position Your Eyes in the Mirror pp 23 to 25 3 Move your position slowly by following the guide in...

Page 29: ...ork or the total number of the enrolled users When the recognition is invalid REJECT will light up The voice guidance will say Sorry you were not identified The recognition result will be transferred to the access control panel accompanied by the user information such as the ID data etc When your eyes are positioned within the capturing range all the allow symbols will light up and your eyes will ...

Page 30: ...your position slowly by following the guide indicator or voice guidance When the distance between the iris reader and you is too great the voice guidance will say Please move a little closer When the distance between the iris reader and you is too short the voice guidance will say Please move back a little When your position is right of centre the voice guidance will say Please move to the left a ...

Page 31: ... depending on the traffic of the network or the total number of the enrolled users When the recognition is invalid REJECT will light up The voice guidance will say Sorry you were not identified The recognition result will be transferred to the access control panel accompanied by the user information such as the ID data etc After your iris image has been captured take your eyes off the mirror 7 8 A...

Page 32: ...s you can until the capturing process is completed You may have moved quickly during capturing If you move quickly that may cause invalid capturing Move slowly by following the guide indicator or voice guidance Light has been reflecting on the glasses Light reflection may cause invalid recognition Move your face or the front panel upward or down ward to prevent the reflection If you still cannot r...

Page 33: ...hin approx 50 cm 1 64 ft of the iris reader the guidance will start The recognition range between the eyes and mirror is approx 30 cm to 40 cm 0 98 ft to 1 32 ft Before Requesting for Repair Check to see the following before requesting for repair Do not attempt anything other than the described actions herein If the trouble cannot be corrected even after checking and trying remedy contact your dea...

Page 34: ... The audio level of voice guidance may be set to the minimum The voice guidance may be set to Mute by the administration software Refer to system administra tors Problem Check item Remedy None of the guide indicator and result indicator light up The iris data may be being distributed to the iris reader or the iris reader may be being reset The operation of the iris reader will be available after w...

Page 35: ...o 5 V 24 mA Max Active low Pulse width 200 ms or more Recognition result output1 ACCEPT Open collector output Normally Open Active low Pulse width 0 1 s to 60 s 24 V DC 24 mA Recognition result output2 REJECT Open collector output Normally Open Active low Pulse width 0 1 s to 60 s 24 V DC 24 mA Alarm output1 power status Open collector output Normally Close Low level 24 V DC 24 mA Alarm output2 ta...

Page 36: ...ion may not be established due to auto sensing malfunction 3 The recognition time may differ depending on capturing conditions network conditions or the total number of enrolled users 4 User Licence Software BM EU30000E Series option is required Operating Instructions This document 1 pc The following parts are used during installation procedures Mounting bracket 1 pc Mounting screw M5 1 pc Front c...

Page 37: ...atsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd Osaka Japan http www panasonic co jp global Printed in Japan 2005 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd All Rights Reserved N1004 1035 3TR002882BAA Gedruckt in Japan ...

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