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10.
User operation
10.1 User to release the door
Card user:
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Read card
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Fingerprint user:
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Input fingerprint
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10.2 Remove alarm
When the device alarm is activated (from the built in buzzer or the external alarm), to remove it:
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Read valid user card or fingerprint
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or
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Manager card or fingerprint
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or
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Master code
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11.
Advanced applications
11.1 FP1-PROX works as a slave reader, connecting to a controller
FP1-PROX supports Wiegand output. It can be connected to a controller which supports Wiegand 26 input
as its slave reader, connections as shown in the following diagram:
If the controller has a PC connection, the users ID can be shown in the software.
a)
Card user, its ID is the same as the card number.
b)
Fingerprint user, its ID is the combination of device ID and fingerprint ID. The device ID is set as below:
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*
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Master code
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#
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3
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Device ID
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#
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Device ID can be any digit between 0 & 255
For example, if device ID was set to 255 and fingerprint ID is 3, then its ID to the controller is 255 00003.
11.2 FP1-PROX works as controller, connecting slave reader
FP1-PROX supports Wiegand input, any card reader which supports Wiegand 26 interface can connect to it
as a slave reader, regardless of what type of cards it reads (EM, MIFARE, etc.) The connections are shown
in the below diagram. When adding cards, it is required to do it at the slave reader, not the controller
(except EM card reader, which can be added on both the reader and controller).