iGuard LM530, Руководство пользователя

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iGuard™ LM530 Operation Manual
Version 1.0
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This is mainly for some access control applications, like the company canteen for example,
to make sure that no one can eat lunch twice in a day.
There are three different options: This Terminal Only, Group, and System. The first one is
for setting up each individual unit.
The second one is for setting a group of units, e.g., if there are multiple units for the
canteen, you can set all these units to “Group”, and the user in/out status will be shared
among this group.
Similarly, the “System” option is used to apply the setting to all units that also have
selected this “System” option.
Unlike the Anti-PassBack option, this Daily Single Access option is not a system option,
i.e.
, you must set this up in each unit individually, and it won’t affect the other units.
Similar to the Anti-Passback Daily Reset Time, you can also specify a time so this feature
will clear the corresponding status everyday at that specific time.
Smart Card Mode
– There are two options in this mode: ‘Full Read/Write’
mode and
‘Read
Serial Number Only’
mode.
Full Read/Write mode: In this mode, partial information of each employee is written and
stored in his own smartcard, including the employee ID, Name, Personal Password and
Fingerprint Data. This allows the system to
optionally
clear the employee’s fingerprint
data from the internal storage, and the smartcard would be the only media that contains
the fingerprint information, thus the privacy of the employee can be better protected.
During verification, iGuard will read all the contents of the Smartcard first, and then it will
compare the fingerprint information saved in the Smartcard against the submitted
fingerprint image for authentication.
Please refer to the smartcard chart on page 11 for a list of supported smartcard types for
this mode.
Read Serial Number Only mode: In this mode, iGuard would only read the serial number
of the smartcard. It would neither read any data stored at the smartcard, nor write any
data to it.
During verification, iGuard will read the serial number of the smartcard, and then search
for the employee from the internal storeage based on this unique serial number. If found,
the information will be retrieved and compared against the fingerprint image and other
data entered for authentication.
Using this mode, the company no longer needs to provide smartcards to its employees,
since they can use their own smartcards for verification. Since iGuard supports most of
the smartcard commonly available, including the popular transportation card Octopus in
Hong Kong for instance, it would be very convenient for both companies and employees in
this mode.
Please refer to page 10 for more information on Smart Card types.