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HID Global Corporation. Trademarks HID GLOBAL, HID, the HID Brick Logo, ICLASS SE, and FARGO are the trademarks or registered trademarks of HID Global Corporation, or its licensors, in the U.S. and other countries. Lumidigm is a registered trademark of Lumidigm, Inc.
Manage all credential and reader transactions through work orders scripted from instruction sets In-line personalization of credentials Note: From this point, the iCLASS SE CP1000 Encoder is now referred to as the iCLASS SE Encoder. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Custom Keys are not archived by HID. All the HID managed keys are delivered in the form of static SNMP messages targeted to the encoder, for which they were requested. Typically, the customer reads the engineId of the encoder device using the host application and orders from HID Global the appropriate key set (for example: standard, ICEXXX etc.).
Note: It is called an encryption key but it also performs signature verification. The SO encryption key could be managed by HID as a standard key and/or an Elite key, which is similar to the management of Media keys described earlier. We also provide the support to create a customer managed SO encryption key, however a SO credential that is protected using such a key is not managed via HID and also has an additional signature using HID Global’s license key.
Reader configuration plugins are released as groups that organize parameters. Things to know about plugins: Each applet is digitally signed by a key managed by HID Global and known by all encoder devices (global key). This identifies the applet as Genuine HID. Only Genuine HID plugins are recognized by the encoder device.
Reader is configured with instructions for manipulating the raw data into a format that can be managed by the host or access control system. References ISO/IEC 7816: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7816 SAM: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_access_module SNMP: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3411 SIO: Secure Identity Objects; request information from HID Global HID Secure Channel version 0.87 PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Chapter Encoder Application Navigation The iCLASS SE Encoder Desktop application has the following structure: Application Modules, each with a subset of tabs. Work Order Manager (File tab, Home tab) Key Management (File tab, Home tab) Reader Configuration (File tab, Home tab) ...
Page 2-2 Encoder Application Navigation Work Order Manager Module The Work Order Manager module allows the user to define and save an encoding profile for a credential deployment. Each Work Order defines the number of data fields encoded, as well as the data type and field size.
Encoder Application Navigation Page 2-3 2.2 Key Management Module The Key Management module of the CP1000 Desktop Encoder allows the user to view and manage the HID and Custom Keys. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 2-4 Encoder Application Navigation 2.3 Reader Configuration Module The Reader Configuration window is used to create the Reader Data configuration cards (for both keys and reader limited settings) The application allows the user to change the keys or behavior of a Reader.
Encoder Application Navigation Page 2-5 2.4 User Config Module The User Config module allows the administrator to create users for Asure ID and to set the functions each user can access in the application. The Administrator can Add User, Remove User, Save Users and Change Passwords.
Page 2-6 Encoder Application Navigation 2.5 Home Tab The Home tab allows configuration and implementation of the iCLASS SE Desktop Encoder. See the Work Order Manager, Key Management, Reader Configuration, and User Configuration chapters for information on each of these Home tabs. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Encoder Application Navigation Page 2-7 2.6 File Tab The File tab contains specific options depending on which Application Module is selected. See the Work Order Manager, Key Management, Reader Configuration, and User Configuration chapters for information on each of these File tabs. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 2-8 Encoder Application Navigation 2.7 Options Window The Options window is available on every File tab, and allows you to manage the iCLASS SE Encoder Formats, Plugins, Database, Options and User Options. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Encoder Application Navigation Page 2-9 2.8 Language Options Asure ID allows you to set the default language of the application. Available languages are: English Indonesian Spanish Arabic Italian Thai Chinese Japanese Turkish ...
Page 2-10 Encoder Application Navigation 2.9 Skins Options Asure ID allows you to customize the look of the Asure ID application by selecting a predefined skin. 1. From the Skins options, select a Skin from the list. Note: The change is immediately visible. 2.
Encoder Application Navigation Page 2-11 2.10 Resources Options Asure ID allows you to access resource information for the application. Field Description Displays the current applets loaded and their version. About This is the connection string used to connect to the native Data Source. It Native Data Source contains location and connection information.
To activate the License Key, enter the information listed below and click an activation button. Field Description Activate License Enter the first name as it appears in the HID license. First Name Enter the Last Name as it appears in the HID license Last Name Enter a valid email address that can obtain messages about licenses and accounts.
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This window displays an Offline Request Key Phone Activation that you submit to the HID Global contact. An Offline Response Key is given to you to enter and Submit in the window. This option requires an Internet connection and completely activates the license on Activate Online this device.
OEM or end user, and not freely distributed. The Formats tab (see graphic above) lists the formats Installed on an Encoder. The default format, delivered with Asure ID is H10301. Contact a HID Global representative for assistance if additional formats are required.
2.12.2 iCLASS SE Encoder Plugins Tab Each plugin used by the iCLASS SE Encoder is digitally signed by a key managed by HID and known by all encoders. Only Genuine HID plugins are recognized by the encoder. Initially, one plugin is created for each supported card type (iCLASS, MIFARE Classic, MIFARE DESFire EVI, Prox and Seos.
IMPORTANT: Admin Keys must be re-entered to retain access to credentials and credits on the encoder. Displays the number of known HID Keys loaded on the database. Clear HID Keys: Deletes all HID Keys from the database. Keys require Known HID Keys reloading in Key Management.
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Keys. If the passwords are different, you are prompted to enter the old password from the iCLASS SE Encoder Desktop software. HID Work Orders can be imported from the original iCLASS SE desktop Import Work Orders from application (version 2.3.6.8 or 2.4.0.10).
Page 2-18 Encoder Application Navigation 2.12.4 iCLASS SE Encoder Options Tab The Options tab contains basic configuration options, along with the option of checking the SAM Firmware compatibility. Field Description You can set several basic configuration options, select all that are needed: •...
A message is displayed if the firmware is up to date. Note: If the detected version is too new, you are directed to the HID support site to download the latest version of the software. It cannot downgrade an encoder.
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Chapter Setup and Configuration The following setup and configuration instructions are for the iCLASS SE Encoder Desktop application. System Requirements Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit) Microsoft Windows 8.1 (32-bit and 64-bit) Type Microsoft Windows 8 (32-bit and 64-bit) Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) 1 GHz or higher Pentium-compatible CPU Computer/Processor USB Ports...
1. Plug in the CP1000 Desktop Encoder to a USB port on your PC. 2. Plug in the HID USB Flash Drive to a 2nd USB port on your PC. 3. From the USB flash drive, install the Asure_ID_Setup application file located in the Install folder.
Setup and Configuration Page 3-3 3.4 Initial Configuration Change Default Administrative Keys It is important to change the default Administrative Keys during initial setup for security reasons. 1. During the initial installation, the Unsecured Encoder! window will appear, click Yes to change the keys.
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IMPORTANT: Safely store the value of the admin keys for future reference as HID is unable to recover these keys if lost. If the admin keys are lost, the encoder will need to be sent to HID to be reset.
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1. Select Work Order Manager > File tab > Options. 2. Select the Licensing option. 3. Enter the License Key AV352-YNRV6E6G and click your activation option. 4. When the License Key is activated, the CP1000 Edition will display as shown below. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
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Page 3-6 Setup and Configuration Change Default Admin Password The Admin password should be modified from the default values for security reasons. 1. Select User Config > Home tab > Change Password. 2. Enter new and confirm password. Click OK. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
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Setup and Configuration Page 3-7 Upload Encoder Configuration Package The following steps will load the required files (on the USB flash drive) on the CP1000 Desktop Encoder. 1. Go to Work Order Manager > File tab > Upload Encoder Configuration Package.
Page 3-8 Setup and Configuration 3.5 Change Default Admin Password The Admin password must be modified from the default values immediately (Username: admin, Password: admin). For security reasons, this access should not be left on the application. Warning: When creating, a new Admin user, or changing an Admin password, it is important that this password is saved in a secure location.
MIFARE DESFire EV1 Elite Prep Card Prox Load HID Application Keys Seos iCLASS Legacy Config Card During initial installation, all required plugins are installed. By default, the iCLASS SE Encoder Kit ships with standard keys and a small number of credits to get started. See Section 2.12.2: iCLASS SE Encoder Plugins Tab for more information on plugins.
The Credential Credits and Keys are delivered on the USB Flash drive in the Credits and Keys folder. However, when additional credits are required they are ordered from HID Global. Note: Credential Credits and/or Keys can be received as a single .ise from HID Global. See Section 7.7: Load HID Key(s) for information on loading these files.
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1. Select Work Order Manager > File tab > Upload Encoder Configuration Package. 2. Browse to the iCLASS SE Encoder File (.ise file) provided by HID Global. 3. Double-click the file to be loaded or select the file and click Open.
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Page 4-4 Initial Configuration (Startup) 5. When successfully loaded, the message Package has been successfully installed appears at the bottom of the window. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
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Initial Configuration (Startup) Page 4-5 After the upload is complete, the installed package contents are displayed on the Key Management > Keys tab pane. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 4-6 Initial Configuration (Startup) 4.4 Custom Keys The initial package provided to the customer includes a limited number of credentials to get the user started. Custom Keys are crated from the Key Management application. For information on Creating Custom Keys, see see Section 7.1.1: Key Management Toolbar. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Chapter Work Order Manager The Work Order Manager module allows the user to create, manage and execute Work Orders. Work Order Manager Home Tab The Work Order Manager Home window contains the following areas. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 5-2 Work Order Manager 5.1.1 Work Order Manager Toolbar Toolbar Function Description Opens an existing Work Order. See Section 5.3: Open a Work Order. Open Closes the current Work Order. See Section 5.4: Close a Work Order. Close If you select New, any currently opened Work Order closes and the Work Instruction Wizard opens to create a Work Order.
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Note: If there are not enough encoding credits for the process a message displays. You need to contact HID Global and order more encoding credits. Execute on all records in Work Order. The system selects all records and encode. The process continues until all the credential records have been encoded.
Page 5-4 Work Order Manager 5.1.2 Work Order Manager Configuration Pane Field Description All available encoders are listed in the drop-down list. Click the Refresh to refresh Selected Encoder the type of encoder. Displays all card technologies loaded on the encoder. Selected Technology Displays the status of the encoder.
Export Work Order upload the file at a later time. to File The Open Log File allows you to view the log file of events for the Asure ID CP1000 Open Log File Edition application. The Recent Items displays the Recent Work Orders, for quick reference. Work...
Page 5-6 Work Order Manager 5.3 Open a Work Order 1. To Open an existing Work Order, select Work Order Manager. 2. Select Open from the toolbar. 3. Select a Work Order from the list, and click OK. 4. The Work Order information populates the Work Order Manager window. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Work Order Manager Page 5-7 5.4 Close a Work Order 1. When a Work Order is Open, select Close from the toolbar. See Section 5.3: Open a Work Order. 2. The Work Order is closed. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 5-8 Work Order Manager 5.5 Create a Work Order A Work Order is comprised of one or many Work Instructions. A Work Instruction is a single command issued during Work Order execution. The single Work Instruction can either read or write to a specific memory location.
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Work Order Manager Page 5-9 4. Select Yes to save the Work Order. 5. Enter a descriptive name for the Work Order, and click OK 6. The Work Order information is now displayed on the Work Order Manager window, with the Work Order name displayed across the top of the window.
Page 5-10 Work Order Manager 5.6 Rename a Work Order 1. While in the Work Order Manager module, select Rename from the toolbar. 2. Select a Work Order from the Manage Work Order window, and click Rename Work Order. 3. Enter a new name of the Work Order on the New Work Order Name window, and click OK. 4.
Work Order Manager Page 5-11 5.7 Delete a Work Order 1. While in the Work Order Manager module, select Delete from the toolbar. 2. Select a Work Order from the Manage Work Order window, and click Delete Work Order. 3. The file is removed from the list. 4.
Page 5-12 Work Order Manager 5.8 Print a Work Order Work Orders can be simply printed to a local printer. 1. Open the Work Order Manager module. 2. Open a Work Order. See Section 5.3: Open a Work Order. 3. Click Print from the toolbar. 4.
Work Order Manager Page 5-13 5.9 File Save As a Work Order This process makes a copy of the Work Instruction to a new Work Order, where it can then be modified, as needed. Note: The database is cleared for the new Work Order. 1.
Page 5-14 Work Order Manager 5.10 Export Work Order Data to a CSV File Work Order Data can be exported to a Comma Separated Values file (CSV) file. 1. On the Work Order Manager toolbar click Export to CSV. 2. Browse to a location to save the file, and click Save. 3.
Work Order Manager Page 5-15 5.11 Export Work Order Data to a PDF File Work Order data can be exported to a Portable Document Format (PDF) file. 1. Work Order Manager module click Export to PDF. 2. Browse to a location to save the file, and click Save. 3.
Page 5-16 Work Order Manager 5.12 Add a Work Instruction to a Work Order A Work Instruction is a single routine issued during Work Order execution. The single Work Instruction can either read or write to a specific memory location. Note: This example is of a Custom Configuration.
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Work Order Manager Page 5-17 3. The Work Order information is displayed on the Work Order Manager window. Select Add Work Instruction. 4. Select the technology type from the list and click OK. 5. See Chapter 6: Work Instruction Wizard, for details on each technology wizard. When you have completed the wizard, return to the following step.
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Page 5-18 Work Order Manager 6. Select Yes to save the Work Order. 7. The new Work Instruction is now listed on the Work Order Description. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Work Order Manager Page 5-19 5.13 Edit a Work Instruction The following describes the simple process of editing an existing Work Instruction. 1. Open a Work Order. 2. Click Edit in the Work Instructions section of the toolbar. 3. Double-click a Work Instruction from the list to edit. 4.
Page 5-20 Work Order Manager 5.14 Remove a Work Instruction The following describes the simple process of removing an existing Work Instruction. 1. Open a Work Order. 2. The Work Instruction is now displayed on the Work Order Manager page. 3.
Work Order Manager Page 5-21 5.15 Work Order Execution After the Work Instruction and Work Orders are created, you execute a work order. This section gives an overview of the process to write SIO credentials to an iCLASS card(s), but is applicable to other Use Cases.
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Page 5-22 Work Order Manager 3. A single credential record is added. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Work Order Manager Page 5-23 5.15.2 To Add a Batch of Credential Records This section covers how to add a batch of credential records. Note: A single credential record or a batch of credential records can be added by following these steps.
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Work Order Manager Page 5-25 5.15.3 Remove Records 1. Open a Work Order. 2. Select one record, or a range of records. 3. Click Remove Records. 4. Click Yes to verify the deletion. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
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This section covers how to execute a Work Order on a credential record. 1. Open a Work Order. 2. Place the correct card type on the CP1000 Desktop Encoder. 3. Select the records to encode (Ctrl+Click or Shift+Click) to select a range of records.
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Note: If there are not enough encoding credits for the process you are executing, a message appears with a similar message as shown below. You need to contact HID Global and order more Encoding Credits.
Work Order Manager Page 5-29 5.15.5 Execute a Work Order on All Credential Records This is the same process, as Section 5.15.4: Execute Work Order on Selected Credential Records above. However, you do not need to select any credential records, and the process continues until all the credential records have been executed.
Page 5-30 Work Order Manager 5.15.6 Read Back The Read Back functionality attempts to read a card and decipher/locate its corresponding record in the data. 1. To read a card, open a Work Order with the correct technology type and format. 2.
Chapter Work Instruction Wizard The Work Instruction Wizard appears any time you: Create a New Work Order Add a Work Instruction to a Work Order Edit a Work Instruction There are currently five (5) technology types available, with a corresponding Work Instruction wizard. iCLASS ...
Work Instructions 6.1.1 iCLASS: HID Access Application This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for iCLASS, with the HID Access Application encoding. 1. Select the iCLASS technology type, and click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allows you to configure the Work Instruction for iCLASS.
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Overwrite Existing Credential: Allows the iCLASS SE Encoder to write over an application that has already been recorded in the Work Order database. Options Enable User PIN Entry (available with SR (HID Access Application and SO only) SE (SO only), SR (HID Access Application and SO), or HID Access Credential Type Application.
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Page 6-4 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Define Format Parameters: You select, then customize each parameter defined for the selected format. Select the line to modify. Each parameter is editable with text or from a drop-down menu. Field Description The name is read from the Format file. It is recommended to not change this Name name unless necessary.
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16k16 (SO Only), 16k2+16k1 (SO Only), 16k16+16k1 (SO Only). Note: Memory Map is grayed out with the Data Type set to HID Access Application, as the HID Access Application is always encoded in the same place. However, if the Data Type is set to Custom, the Memory Map is active.
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Description Card Authentication Keys Custom or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Custom or HID defined SO Encryption Key Sets may be selected. SO Encryption Key 8. You have completed the wizard. Click Finish. 9. Return to Section 5.5: Create a Work Order, step 5 to save the Work Order.
Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-7 6.1.2 iCLASS: Custom Encoding This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for iCLASS, with Custom Encoding. 1. Select the iCLASS technology type, and click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for iCLASS. Click Next.
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Page 6-8 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Memory Map Selection: Select card configuration and location where the data is written. Click Next. Field Description Expected Card Type Configured or Unconfigured. Select the memory configuration from the drop-down list. Card Configuration Options are: 2K, 16k2, 16k16, 16k2+16k1, 16k16+16k1, 2K (SO Only), 16k2 (SO Only), 16k16 (SO Only), 16k2+16k1 (SO Only), 16k16+16k1 (SO Only) Default is 2K.
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Description Keys Card Authentication Key: Custom or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Select the key used to authenticate to the key currently securing the AppArea to encode. SO Encryption Key: Custom or Standard Key Sets may be selected.
6.2.1 MIFARE Classic: HID Access Application This section covers the Work Instruction for MIFARE Classic, with HID Access Application encoding. 1. Select the MIFARE Classic technology type, and click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for MIFARE Classic.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-11 4. Define Format Parameters: Select, to define each parameter for the selected format. Select the line to modify, each parameter is editable with text or from a drop-down menu. Field Description Name The name is read from the Format file. It is recommended to not change this name unless necessary.
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6. Key Selection: Select a key to lock the AppArea after the data is written, and click Next. Field Description Key Set: Standard, Custom or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Authentication Keys are the keys currently used to protect the Sector. Select Default if working with a blank card or Sector.
Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-13 6.2.2 MIFARE Classic: Custom Encoding This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for MIFARE Classic, with Custom Encoding. 1. Select the MIFARE Classic technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for MIFARE Classic.
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Memory Map Define (select) the MIFARE Sector/Block (scrollable field). Note: The legacy HID application can be encoded on Sector 1. This is a fixed location. The HID SIO application can be encoded in Sector 4 generally, but can be moved.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-15 5. Key Selection: Select a key to lock the AppArea after the data is written. Click Next. Field Description Keys Key Set: Not an option. Authentication Keys are the keys currently used to protect the Sector. Select Default if working with a blank card or Sector.
Page 6-16 Work Instruction Wizard 6.2.3 MIFARE CLASSIC: Move Genuine SO Sector This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for Move Genuine SO Sector process. 1. Select the MIFARE Classic technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for Prox. Click Next.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-17 4. Configure the HID Genuine SO to a new sector. Click Next. Field Description MIFARE Card Type Options are: 1K or 4K SO Sector Number Auto Detect Select new sector number from the drop-down menu. Range is 1-15 New Sector Number Options are: Key A or Key B.
6.3 MIFARE DESFire EV1 Work Instructions 6.3.1 MIFARE DESFire EV1: HID Access Application This section covers the Work Instruction for MIFARE DESFire EV1, with HID Access Application encoding. 1. Select the MIFARE DESFire EV1 technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for MIFARE DESFire EV1.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-19 4. Define Format Parameters: Select to define each parameter for the chosen format. Select the line to modify. Each parameter is editable with text or from a drop-down menu. Field Description Name The name is read from the Format file. It is recommended to not change this name unless necessary.
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None, NIST SENC HMAC, NXP AV1 1 Key Triple DES, or NXP AV1 2 Key Triple DES Auth Key None, NXP Default Transport Key, or HID SO PICC Master Key. Also custom Auth Key is listed. 7. The wizard is complete. Click Finish.
Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-21 6.3.2 MIFARE DESFire EV1: Custom Encoding This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for MIFARE DESFire EV1, with Custom Encoding. 1. Select the MIFARE DESFire EV1 technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for MIFARE DESFire EV1.
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Page 6-22 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Memory Map Selection: Select the card configuration and location where the data is to be written. Click Next. Field Description Application ID Enter the 3-byte Application ID your company has registered with NXP, in hexadecimal form.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-23 5. Key Selection: Set the Application Key options in accordance with the NXP datasheets, and click Next. All options can be set from the associated drop-down menu. Note: Selections must abide by the rules you set up for the card. Field Description Application Keys...
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6.4.1 Prox: HID Access Application This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for Prox, with the HID Access Application encoding. 1. Select the Prox technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allows you to configure the Work Instruction for Prox.
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Page 6-26 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Define Format Parameters: Define each parameter for the selected format. Select the line to modify, each parameter is editable with text or from a drop-down menu. Field Description Name The name is read from the Format file. It is recommended to not change this name unless necessary.
6.5.1 Seos: HID Access Application This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for Seos, with the HID Access Application encoding. 1. Select the Seos technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for Prox.
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Page 6-28 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Define Format Parameters: You select, then customizes each parameter defined for the selected format. Select the line to modify, each parameter is editable with text or from a drop- down menu. Field Description The name is read from the Format file. It is recommended to not change this Name name unless necessary.
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GDF Auth Key Set: Sets the key set to be used to authenticate to the GDF to GDF Key Sets grant access to create the ADF for the HID Access Application. If the card presented at the time of encoding has the factory default GDF keys, Asure ID attempts to change the GDF keys.
Page 6-30 Work Instruction Wizard 6.5.2 Seos: Custom Encoding (Basic Mode) This section covers the Work Instruction wizard for Seos, with Custom Encoding/Basic Mode. The Basic - Single Key Mode Is designed to be the fastest way for users who are not familiar with the Seos architecture to create a Custom Seos Application.
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GDF Auth Key Set: Sets the key set to be used to authenticate to the GDF to GDF Key Sets grant access to create the ADF for the HID Access Application. If the card presented at the time of encoding has the factory default GDF keys, Asure ID attempts to change the GDF keys.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-33 6. Review the configuration summary and click Export (to a .txt file) if required. Click Finish. 7. Return to Section 5.5: Create a Work Order, step 5 to save the Work Order. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 6-34 Work Instruction Wizard 6.5.3 Seos: Custom Encoding (Standard Mode) Standard Mode is designed to support advanced Custom Application Configurations. The user is not required to have intimate knowledge of the Seos architecture for simpler configurations of Standard Mode, but for more complex configurations it is helpful. Defaults are provided in this mode to create a single key with read/write/change key access to a single object tag.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-35 3. Configure Seos Instruction Mode: You can make selections from the following. When complete click Next. Field Description For this example Custom must be selected. Data Type For this example Write must be selected. Instruction Type Options Not available with Custom.
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Sets the key set that is used to authenticate to the GDF to grant access to GDF Key Set create the ADF for the HID Access Application. If the card presented at the time of encoding has the factory default GDF keys, Asure ID attempts to change the GDF keys.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-37 5. Primary User Key Role: Define a User Key/Role for accessing the default Data Object, and click Next. Field Description Rename the Role Name, if desired. Role Name Assign a Custom Key that this Role will use. Custom Key Note: If the desired key is not defined, select <Create New Key>...
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Page 6-38 Work Instruction Wizard 6. ADF Configuration: Create and manager User Key Roles and Object Tags. Click Next. Field Description Add, Modify and delete User Key Roles. Available User Key Roles Note: At least one User Key Role must be defined and assigned to an Object Tag, before you can continue.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-39 7. Data Object Mapping: Configure which Object Tag will be written by this Work Instruction and how the data will be formatted, and click Next. Field Description This defines how the data will be entered by the user in the Work Order Manager, or in Plugin Type Data Entry.
Page 6-40 Work Instruction Wizard 6.5.4 Seos: Custom Encoding (Update Existing Data Object) To update a card where the ADF already exists, or if the ADF has multiple objects and was created in a previous Work Instruction, then a distinct type of write operation is required to update the data object only and not modify any existing keys or data objects.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-41 Method 1 (Configure ADF using an existing Work Instruction) Field Description For this example Custom must be selected. Data Type For this example Write must be selected. Instruction Type Not available with Custom. Options ADF Configuration ADF OID: A number (8 byte minimum) used to reference the application after it is created.
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Page 6-42 Work Instruction Wizard 4. Data Object Mapping: Configure which Object Tag will be written by this Work Instruction and how the data will be formatted, and click Next. Field Description This defines how the data will be entered by the user in the Work Order Manager, or in Plugin Type Data Entry.
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-43 Method 2 (Configure ADF Manually) Field Description For this example Custom must be selected. Data Type For this example Write must be selected. Instruction Type Not available with Custom. Options ADF Configuration ADF OID: A number (8 byte minimum) used to reference the application after it is created.
Page 6-44 Work Instruction Wizard 6.5.5 Seos: Custom Encoding (Rolling Custom Seos Keys) This operation will change 1 or more keys present in an ADF. 1. Select the Seos technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for Prox. Click Next.
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Select the Key ID in which the Privacy Keys will be stored. Key ID The default Key 0 is the Privacy Key ID recommended by HID. Advanced Options allows the Advanced Options user to set the Seos Key Flags.
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Page 6-46 Work Instruction Wizard 5. Custom Privacy Change Keys: If the Roll Privacy Encryption and MAC Keys checkbox was selected in step 3 above, the Custom Privacy Change Keys window will display. Define the new Privacy Encryption Key and MAC, and click Next. Field Description The Privacy Encryption Key is used to encrypt the transactions between...
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Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-47 6. Key Selection: Select the Keys that will be used for the authentication and securing of data on the card, and click Next. 7. The wizard is complete. Click Finish. 8. Return to Section 5.5: Create a Work Order, step 5 to save the Work Order. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 6-48 Work Instruction Wizard 6.5.6 Seos: Reading a Seos Data Object from a Custom ADF 1. Select the Seos technology type. Click OK. 2. The Work Instruction Wizard opens to allow you to configure the Work Instruction for Prox. Click Next.
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Select the Key ID in which the Privacy Keys will be stored. Key ID The default Key 0 is the Privacy Key ID recommended by HID. Advanced Options allows the Advanced Options user to set the Seos Key Flags.
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Page 6-50 Work Instruction Wizard 5. Data Object Mapping: Configure which Object Tag will be written by this Work Instruction and how the data will be formatted, and click Next. Field Description This defines how the data will be entered by the user in the Work Order Manager, or in Plugin Type Data Entry.
Work Instruction Wizard Page 6-51 6.5.7 Seos: Deleting a Custom ADF Warning: This operation will delete any data associated with an ADF and the ADF itself and should only be performed if the ADF and its data is no longer required. 1.
3. Select Data Format: You can make selections from the following. Click Next. Field Description Instruction Type Select Roll Card Authentication Key for this option. Data Type Not available. Seos - HID Access Application Credential Type Not available PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
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Description Card Authentication Key: Standard, or HID defined Key Sets may be selected New Card Authentication Key: Standard, or HID defined Key Sets may be selected SO Encryption Key: Standard, or HID defined Key Sets may be selected July 2017...
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The following section is the Key Selection window for MIFARE Classic Encoding. Field Description Key Set: Custom, Standard, or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Keys Roll Key Set: Custom or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Authentication Key A: Select an option from the drop-down menu.
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Key Set: Standard or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Keys Change Key Set: Standard or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Custom PICC Master Key: Select to open the Application Keys section for configuration (see section circled below).
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The following section is the Key Selection window for Seos Encoding. Field Description Auth Key Set: Standard or HID defined Key Sets may be selected. Key Sets Change Key Set: Standard or Custom Key Sets may be selected. SO Encryption Key: Standard or HID Standard Key Sets may be selected.
4. Select the iCLASS technology type from the list and use the Work Instruction Wizard to create an iCLASS Write - HID Access Application instruction. Note: You must select the same format as in the Prox Read instruction in step 2 above.
Limits on Key Storage There is a limit to the number of and Keys (HID and Custom) that can be stored on the iCLASS SE Encoder. The Available Key Slots and Memory is easily monitored on the Encoder Info panel.
Key Management Page 7-3 7.1.1 Key Management Toolbar The Key Management module of the CP1000 Desktop Encoder allows the user to view and manage the HID and Custom Keys. Toolbar Function Description Allows the user to create or randomly generate a key. See Section 7.3: Create Key.
Authenticated is displayed, or if the encoders are changed, this process will allow Authentication Status the authentication of the new iCLASS SE Encoder. The number of HID and Custom keys stored on the encoder. As keys are loaded Available Key Slots and removed, the information is shown on the Encoder Info panel.
See Section 7.9: Revoke HID Key(s) for detailed information. See Section 7.15: Change Encoder Admin Keys for detailed information. Change Encoder Admin Keys The Open Log File allows you to view the log file of events for the Asure ID CP1000 Open Log File Edition application. July 2017...
Page 7-6 Key Management 7.3 Create Key The Create Key process allows you to define and save a new Custom Key to the iCLASS SE Encoder. Note: When a Custom Key is created, it is encrypted and stored in the Asure ID native database and uploaded on demand in the following situations: A new Encoder is used to encode a credential ...
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Key Management Page 7-7 3. Enter the following information on the Create a Key window and click Create. Field Description Key Description Enter a description for the key. This can either be manually entered (hexadecimal) or click Generate Random Key, which generates a key based on the Random Key Size field and fills the field.
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Page 7-8 Key Management 4. The new Key is created and is displayed in the Custom Keys pane. The Available Key Slots and Available Memory display the updated status. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Key Management Page 7-9 7.4 Remove Selected Key The general rule is Keys are not removed or deleted. However, if the number of stored keys reaches its limit (number/size), it may be required to remove keys that are not required. Note: Custom Keys should be exported before removing them from the system.
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Page 7-10 Key Management 5. When complete, the Key is removed from the encoder and no longer appears on the list. Note: The Available Key Slots and Available Memory displays the updated status. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Key Management Page 7-11 7.5 Import Keys and Key Sets The Import Keys tool allows you to import Custom Key(s) and Key Sets exported from an iCLASS SE Encoder. To import Custom Keys from a file on a computer or USB flash drive, use the following steps. IMPORTANT: To import keys/key sets to another device, that device must have the same SNMP Admin keys as the device from which the custom keys were originally exported and each workstation must have the same PIN Code.
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Page 7-12 Key Management 3. Locate the file previously saved in Section 7.6: Export Keys. Double-click the file to import. 4. Enter the password set for the keys, if required. Click OK. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
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Key Management Page 7-13 5. The Keys are displayed in the Custom Keys list. Note: The Available Key Slots and Available Memory displays the updated status. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
PC to reconnect to the encoder, otherwise credential credits and other important information will be lost and the encoder will need to be returned to HID to be restored to factory settings.
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Key Management Page 7-15 2. Select any or all of the following: Export Custom Keys, Export Key Sets, Export Admin Keys and click OK. 3. The Password window only appears when the Export Admin Keys is selected. Enter a password (twice) to access the file, and click OK. Note: Make note of this password for future access to this file.
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Page 7-16 Key Management This file can now be used to Import Keys to an iCLASS SE Cp1000 Encoder. See Section 7.5: Import Keys and Key Sets for information on this process. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
Page 7-17 7.7 Load HID Key(s) The Load HID Key(s) feature allows you to securely upload the HID Keys by using and .xml file. The following process loads the HID managed keys to the iCLASS SE CP1000 Encoder. 1. Select Home tab > Key Management > Load HID Key(s).
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Page 7-18 Key Management 2. Browse to and select the Keys ordered from HID Global. 3. Select the file(s) to be loaded, and click Open. 4. A progress bar displays as keys are loaded. PLT-01067, Version: A.7 July 2017...
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Page 7-19 5. When the Keys are successfully loaded, a message will appear on the bottom of the window. 6. After the upload is complete, the installed Keys are displayed on the HID Keys pane. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Key Management 7.8 Remove HID Key(s) The Remove tool allows the user to remove specific HID Keys from the iCLASS SE CP1000 Encoder. 1. Select Home tab > Key Management. 2. Select the HID Key(s) to be removed from the HID Keys pane.
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Key Management Page 7-21 4. The selected keys are removed (in this example it was the last remaining keys). Note: The Available Key Slots and Available Memory display the updated status. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Technical Support and is only used with their assistance. If there is a need to revoke HID key(s), a request to HID Global is made and a Key Revocation List is created, and delivered to the user. To perform a revocation, follow the steps below.
7.10 Refresh HID Key List 1. Oftentimes it is necessary to refresh the list of keys. This often occurs when after Custom Keys have been added or deleted. When you select Refresh, all HID Keys and Keysets are updated from the current database.
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Enter a Name for this Key Set. Key Set Name Select a Key Type from the list. Key Type Select a Custom Key or HID Key from the drop-down menu. Custom Key 4. The Key Set created displays on the Key Sets tab. July 2017...
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Page 7-30 Key Management 7.14 Sync Encoder The following information describes how to synchronize the Database to the iCLASS SE CP1000 Desktop Encoder. The need to synchronize the database to the encoder is required if you have connected a new/different iCLASS SE encoder. The encoder configuration is stored on the encoder and only copied on the database.
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5. The custom keys in the database are now synchronized and the window returns to its original state (before the analysis). 6. The HID keys need to be re-installed to complete the synchronization. For more information Section 7.7: Load HID Key(s).
Page 7-32 Key Management 7.15 Change Encoder Admin Keys For security purposes the user should change the Administrative Keys on this device. 1. Select Key Management > File tab. 2. Select the Change Encoder Admin Keys option. 3. Enter the Admin Keys on the Provide New Admin Keys for Encoder window. This can be done by entering (copy/paste) keys that have been saved earlier.
Reader Configuration Home Tab The Reader Configuration main window contains the following areas. Note: The center pane, changes dramatically with the selection of the Selected Plugin (Data Mapper, Elite Prep Card, or Load HID Application Keys) field. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
8.1.1 Reader Configuration Toolbar The Reader Configuration toolbar of the CP1000 Desktop Encoder allows the user to create the Reader Data configuration cards (for both keys and reader limited settings). The application allows the user to change the keys or behavior of a Reader.
Reader Configuration Page 8-3 8.1.2 Encoder Info Panel The Key Management Encoder Info panel displays information about the CP1000 Desktop Encoder currently connected to the computer. Field Description Displays/selects the current Encoder to configure. Selected Encoder Displays the Engine ID of the current Encoder selected above.
The Install Plugin Package is a bundle of files that will install all the necessary Package plugins for the encoder. See Section 4.3: Upload Encoder Configuration Package. The Open Log File allows you to view the log file of events for the Asure ID CP1000 Open Log File Edition application.
Reader Configuration Page 8-5 8.3 Data Mapper This process loads the Data Mapper information to the Reader Data Config Card. 1. Select Reader Configuration module. 2. Select Data Mapper from the Selected Plugin field. 3. Select the Reader Auth Keys. This is the key used by the reader to authenticate the configuration card and read/apply the configuration to the reader.
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Reader Configuration Page 8-7 4. Enter the Application Properties. MIFARE 1k / MIFARE 4k Application Properties Window The following window appears when the MIFARE (1k or 4k) Card Technology has been selected. Field Description Application ID (HEX) Enter an Application ID (3-byte Hex value). The Sector number box sets the sector number where the application is Sector loaded.
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Page 8-8 Reader Configuration MIFARE DESFire 0.6 / MIFARE DESFire EV1 Application Properties Window The following window appears when the MIFARE DESFire (.06 or EV1) Card Technology has been selected. Field Description Application ID (HEX) Enter an Application ID (3-byte Hex value). File Number Range is 0 - 31 File Size...
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Reader Configuration Page 8-9 The options on the Data Fields window determine the data manipulation operations performed by the encoder prior to reporting the data to the access control system. The data read from the card can be split into multiple fields, each with its own conversion operation.
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Page 8-10 Reader Configuration 8. Set the Output Format. Click Next. Field Description Determines the format. The following options are supported on the encoder: Output Format • Wiegand If the Data Type is set to Binary Hex/Integer on previous page, the least significant bits are sent.
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Reader Configuration Page 8-11 9. Configure the Start and Stop bits for the Wiegand transmission. Click Next. Field Description Adds a bit at the start of the data transmission STX Bit Options are: None, Fixed Bit-Logic 0, Fixed Bit-Logic 1, Even Parity, Odd Parity STX computed from bit 0 to Bit Number.
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Page 8-12 Reader Configuration 11. The information will populate the Data Mapper pane. 12. Select the number of Credits in the Credits to Transfer field. Note: Each Encoder configuration transaction is one credit. This is the number of Encoders that can be configured using this configuration card.
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Reader Configuration Page 8-13 16. When complete, a message displays at the bottom of the window stating Programming of configuration card complete. The Remaining Credits are decreased by the number of credits that were transferred. Credits on Card increases by the number of credits that were transferred to the card. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 8-14 Reader Configuration 8.5 Elite Prep Card This Configuration Plugin sets the Reader Configuration Key used to authenticate future Configuration cards. This is a means to privatize or localize Encoder configuration authorizations. 1. Select Reader Configuration module. 2. Select Elite Prep Card from the Selected Plugin drop-down menu. 3.
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Reader Configuration Page 8-15 9. When complete, a message displays at the bottom of the window stating Programming of configuration card complete. The Remaining Credits decreases by the number of credits that were transferred. Credits on Card increases by the number of credits that were transferred to the card. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
1. Select Reader Configuration module. 2. Select Reader Options Config Card from the Selected Plugin drop-down menu. 3. Click Load Configuration File and browse to find the .ccxml or .eccxml file from HID Global. Note: The file information populates the Configuration Items field.
Reader Configuration Page 8-17 8. When completed a message is displayed at the bottom of the window stating Programming of configuration card complete. The Remaining Credits decreases by the number of credits that were transferred. Credits on Card increases by the number of credits that were transferred to the card. 8.7 iCLASS Legacy Config Card This Configuration Plugin sets the Reader Configuration Key used to authenticate Legacy Configuration cards.
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This Configuration Plugin is designed to load media and application keys to one or more Encoders. 1. Select Reader Configuration module. 2. Select Load HID Application Keys from the Selected Plugin drop-down menu. 3. Select the currently deployed Reader Configuration Keys from the drop-down menu.
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Reader Configuration Page 8-21 9. When complete, a message displays at the bottom of the window stating Programming of configuration card complete. The Remaining Credits decreases by the number of credits that were transferred. Credits on Card increases by the number of credits that were transferred to the card. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
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Chapter User Config The User Config module manages all the User Records, configuration and passwords. User Config Home Tab The User Config Home window contains the following areas. July 2017 PLT-01067, Version: A.7...
Page 9-2 User Config 9.1.1 User Config Home Toolbar The User Config module of the CP1000 Desktop Encoder allows the user to manager the records and passwords of the users. Toolbar Function Description This option will allow the user to copy the user record to the clipboard and delete the record.
User Config Page 9-3 9.3 User Config View Tab To manage Users Records, users can select from a variety of options. To modify the View complete the following tasks: 1. Select User Config > View tab. 2. Select the preferred viewing options. Option Description The Record view shows records individually, and the organization of the screen is in a...
Page 9-4 User Config 9.4 Add a User The application is provided with an Admin level user configured. If a general operator level user, with limited access is needed, use the following instructions. 1. Select User Config > Add User. 2.
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User Config Page 9-5 Field Description Card Design These options do not apply to the iCLASS SE Encoder users. Card Printing User Config Reports Laser Engraving Data Entry Template Group 4. Select Save Users from the menu bar. 5. The new user is now listed on the Main View window. The Record identifier in the bottom of the window updates to reflect the number of records created in the application.
Page 9-6 User Config 9.5 Remove a User To remove/delete an existing user, complete the following steps: 1. Select User Config module. 2. Select a User Record to remove/delete. Depending on the view, and the number of Users, this may require you to scroll through the list. 3.
User Config Page 9-7 9.6 Edit a User To edit an existing user, complete the following steps: 1. Select the User Config module. 2. Select a User Record to modify. Depending on the view, and the number of Users, this may require you to scroll through the list.
Page 9-8 User Config 9.7 Change Password To modify a password complete the following steps: 1. Select the User Config module. 2. Select a User Record to modify the password. Depending on the view, and the number of Users, this may require you to scroll through the list. 3.
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Page 9-10 User Config 3. A blank Manage Group window with the Add, Save, and Delete user group icons are displayed. Select the Add Group icon. 4. A blank User Group window is displayed. Enter the specific configuration for the new group. Field Description Add User Group.
User Config Page 9-11 Field Description This option sets the Data Entry access level. • No Access • Read/Write Access (with PACS) Data Entry • Read/Write Access (no PACS) • Read-Only Access (with PACS) • Read-Only Access (no PACS) The iCLASS SE option allow you to select a Security Level (User Role) for each group. •...
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Page 9-12 User Config The Assign Template To Group window is displayed. Field Description Select the group to assign a template to. Select Group Select the type of template to assign to this group. • All: Displays all Asure ID and SE Encoder Work Order templates. Filter •...
Troubleshooting 10.1 Backup and Recovery HID Global recommends that you backup the iCLASS SE Encoder folder at the following location: C:\ProgramData\HID Global\AsureID This folder contains all the essential files to recover from loss of the PC or other issues with th application.
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Page 10-4 Troubleshooting 10.3 Database The database for this application can be found at the following location: C:\ProgramData\HID Global\Asure ID Note: This database should be backed up and stored at a secure location. See Section 10.1: Backup and Recovery. 10.3.1...
The fact that the encoder and database are out-of-sync may not be apparent, as there is no indicator that they are out-of-sync. Additionally the keys (custom and HID) from the first encoder continues to display on the second encoder, as this information is coming from the database.
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Configuration of Encoding iCLASS iCLASS Configuration file Encoder must be shipped to HID unconfigured iCLASS was not configured to and SAMPrePersoTool must be cards not allowed by allow configuration of used to upload modified encoder.
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Legacy HID Access MIFARE attempting prepare the the encoder. Application. See log file for Credential sector for the Legacy HID 2. Verify the HID Access details. Access App (setting the Application sector has not keys and sector access already been written to by bits).
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Glossary Glossary Term Description Advanced Encryption Standard The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a specification for the encryption of electronic data established by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). AES is based on a design principle known as a substitution-permutation network, and is fast in both software and hardware.
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Glossary - 2 Term Description Triple Data Encryption Standard Triple DES is the common name for the Triple Data Encryption Algorithm (TDEA or Triple DEA) block cipher, which applies the Data Encryption Standard (DES) cipher algorithm three times to each data block.
Update to Asure ID 7.7.3 software version. March 2015 Update to Asure ID 7.6 software version. January 2015 Update due to new Asure ID CP1000 Edition Software June 2014 SI information added to the User Guide March 2014 Software Release 2.4 (SP1) September 2013 Software Release 2.3.6 (Prox update)