Page 1 General User Manual Visible Light Face Recognition Version: 1.0 Date: December 2018...
Page 2 Important Notice Thank you for choosing our product. Before using this product, please carefully read this instruction manual. This will help prevent unnecessary damage to the product. Follow these instructions to ensure that your product functions properly and completes verifications in a timely manner. Unless authorized by our company, no group or individual shall take excerpts of or copy all or part of these instructions nor transmit the contents of these instructions in any way.
Page 3 This manual introduces the operations, interfaces and functions of visible light face recognition device,  including FaceDepot-7A, FaceDepot-7B and SpeedFace series. For installation, please refer to the Quick Start Guide of the product accordingly. Features and parameters with  are not available in all devices.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Instruction for Use ······················································································································································································1 1.1 U ·····································································································································································1 SING INGERPRINTS 1.2 S ······················································································································································································2 TARTUP CREEN 1.3 V ··················································································································································································3 IRTUAL EYBOARD 1.4 C ····················································································································································4 HANGE THE HEME AND ALLPAPER 1.5 V ··········································································································································································9 ERIFICATION ETHODS 1.5.1 Facial Verification········································································································································································9 1.5.2 Fingerprint Verification ·························································································································································· 15 1.5.3 Password Verification ······························································································································································...
Page 5 9.2 E ·························································································································································································· 104 LARMS 9.3 D ····················································································································································································· 106 ELETE LARMS 10. System Settings ····················································································································································································· 110 10.1 N ··········································································································································································· 111 ETWORK ETTINGS 10.1.1 Ethernet Settings ·································································································································································· 112 10.1.2 Comm Connection Settings ············································································································································· 114 10.2 D ··················································································································································································· 115 ATE AND 10.2.1 Date and Time Settings ······················································································································································ 116 10.2.2 Date and Time Format Settings·······································································································································...
Page 6: Instruction For Use
1. Instruction for Use 1.1 Using Your Fingerprints Recommended fingers: index, middle, or ring fingers; avoid using the thumb or pinky, as they are difficult to accurately press onto the fingerprint reader. Diagram of how to correctly press your fingers onto the fingerprint reader. ...
Page 7: Startup Screen
1.2 Startup Screen After plugging in the device, press the On/Off switch located on the side. The following screen will load: Notes: The wallpaper can be customized. For more details, please refer to “1.4 Change Theme and Wallpaper”.  Tap on to enter the personnel ID Input screen in 1:1 verification mode.
Page 8: Virtual Keyboard
1.3 Virtual Keyboard English keyboard  Note: This device supports input methods of Chinese, English, numbers, and symbols. Press [CN] to switch to the Chinese keyboard; press [EN] to switch to the English keyboard; press [?123] to switch to the numbers and symbols keyboard;...
Page 9: Change The Theme And Wallpaper
1.4 Change the Theme and Wallpaper Note: Please enable the [User defined theme switch] in [System Settings] > [Display Settings]. Tap on any blank area with your finger on the initial interface to change the theme and wallpaper, as shown below:...
Page 10 Change the theme  1. Tap on [Choose theme] and select a theme at the bottom of the interface.
Page 11 2. After the theme was set successfully, it will be displayed on the standby interface.
Page 12 Change the wallpaper  Press on any blank area on the screen for a while, then tap on the [Change wallpaper] icon, slide from right to left and back in the wallpaper choosing area to choose the desired wallpaper.
Page 13 The wallpaper is set successfully and displayed on the standby interface.
Page 14: Verification Methods
1.5 Verification Methods 1.5.1 Facial Verification 1:N face verification  Compares the acquired facial images with all of the facial templates that are stored in the device. The device will automatically detect faces nearby. Align your face into the capture area of the camera. 1.
Page 15 2. Verification is failed.
Page 16 1:1 face verification  Compare the face captured by the camera with the facial template related to the personnel ID input. Press on the main interface and enter the 1:1 facial verification mode. 1. Input the personnel ID, click on [OK].
Page 17 2. Look at the camera; make sure your face stay in the center of the camera.
Page 18 Successfully verified.
Page 19 Verification is failed.
Page 20: Fingerprint Verification
1.5.2 Fingerprint Verification 1:N fingerprint verification  Compare the fingerprint that is being pressed onto the fingerprint reader with all of the fingerprint data that is stored in the device. To enter fingerprint verification mode, simply press your finger on the fingerprint reader. Make sure that you correctly press your fingerprint onto the fingerprint reader.
Page 21 Verification is failed:...
Page 22 1:1 fingerprint verification  Compares the fingerprint that is being pressed onto the fingerprint reader with the fingerprints that are linked to Employee ID input via the virtual keyboard. This method can be used when the system has trouble recognizing an employee's fingerprints.
Page 23 If an employee has registered a face, a password and badge in addition to his/her fingerprints and the verification method is set to fingerprint/ password/ badge/ face verification, the following screen will appear. Select the fingerprint icon to enter fingerprint verification mode:...
Page 24 Press the finger on the fingerprint reader to proceed with verification.
Page 25 Successfully verified.
Page 26 Verification is failed.
Page 27: Password Verification
1.5.3 Password Verification When an employee inputs his/her personnel ID and password into the device, the data will be compared to the personnel IDs and passwords saved in the system. Tap on the button on the main screen to enter the 1:1 password verification mode. Enter the employee ID and press [OK].
Page 28 If an employee has registered a face, a fingerprint and badge in addition to his/her password and the verification method is set to fingerprint/ password/ badge/ face verification, the following screen will appear. Select the password icon to enter password verification mode.
Page 29 Enter a password and press [OK].
Page 30 Successfully verified.
Page 31 Verification is failed.
Page 32: Card Verification
1.5.4 Card Verification Only the product with the card module offers the card verification function. Please place the registered card on the card reader. 1.5.5 Combined Verification To increase security, this device offers the option of using multiple forms of verification methods. A total of 21 different verification combinations can be used, as shown below: Notes: “/”...
Page 33 The example below shows “Fingerprint + Password” verification. To log in to the system, please follow these steps: 1. Press your finger on the fingerprint reader, then the following window will appear. Enter the password and tap on [OK].
Page 34 2. Successfully verified.
Page 35 3. Verification is failed. Note: A combined verification method can only be used when an employee has registered a comparison method and that method has been selected in the system. For further details, please see section “3.1 Add an Employee” below.
Page 36: Main Menu
2. Main Menu On the startup screen, press to enter the main menu, as shown in the diagram below: Attendance device Access device...
Page 37 Function Description Menu Options User management Add, view and edit employee information. Attendance Records various clock-in or clock-out data based on different attendance status. events Access settings Achieve simple access control settings. Log Look up attendance log, view attendance photo and blacklist photo. Data management Delete data from the device.
Page 38: User Management
3. User Management 3.1 Add an Employee Tap on [User Management] in the main menu: Tap on on the [User Management] interface to enter the employee creation wizard.
Page 39 Tap on [Start] on the employee creation wizard.
Page 40: Register Basic Employee Information
3.1.1 Register Basic Employee Information Enter the employee name in the [Employee Name] field, and the personnel ID in the [Employee ID] field: Notes: The name refers to the employee's name. Its maximum length is 24 characters. The system supports employee IDs from 1 to 9 digits by default. A maximum of 23 digits can be input. To increase the number of digits that can be input, please contact our pre-sale tech department.
Page 41: Register Employee Photo
3.1.2 Register Employee Photo After inputting the employee's basic information, tap on the right arrow to register an employee photo. Tap on the icon to enter the camera interface.
Page 42 Employee should face the lens and then adjust the position. Tap on the icon to take a photo.
Page 43 3. Tap on the icon on the bottom side, select a photo, and then tap on the icon to continue taking another photo.
Page 44 Tap on the rightwards arrow to complete adding the photo.
Page 45: Registration Comparison Methods
3.1.3 Registration Comparison Methods The registration comparison method is the method used to verify a login. This includes registering a face, a password, fingerprints, or badge number. Select a registration that best suits your needs. Click on the rightwards arrow on the interface shown after the message [Employee photo added successfully], then enter the verification method entry page:...
Page 46 Register fingerprints  On the registration method entry interface, tap on the icon to enter the fingerprint registration page. Select the icon on the left or right side of the screen and then tap on the finger you would like to register a fingerprint for.
Page 47 If fingerprint is successfully registered, a "Continue to enroll the next fingerprint?” dialog box will appear. Tap on [Yes] to record the next fingerprint, or [No] to return to the fingerprint registration interface.
Page 48 Register face  On the registration method entry interface, tap on the icon to enter the face registration page. Move and adjust your face on the register area.
Page 49 Register badge number   On the registration method entry interface, tap on the icon to enter the badge number registration page. Place your badge close to the card swiping area.
Page 50 Register passwords  On the registration method entry interface, click on the icon to enter the register password page. Enter a password in the [Enter the password] field, then re-enter the password in the [Confirm password] field. Tap on [Save] (Note: the employee password must be an 8-digit number).
Page 51 Tap on to encrypt the password; tap on to make the password visible, as shown below:...
Page 52 If the password you input in both fields does not match, you have to re-enter the passwords.
Page 53 The password which has been registered can be deleted or covered. Delete/Overwrite registered passwords  On the User management interface, tap an employee in the employee list to enter the employee information page, and then tap on [Password].
Page 54 Press [Delete]/ [Overwrite] in the dialog window that pops up.
Page 55 Click [Done] after the registration, a new employee is created successfully.
Page 56: Permission Settings
3.1.4 Permission Settings Personnel who use this device have two types of permissions: normal employee and super administrator. After a super administrator is registered on the device, normal employees can only verify and compare their accounts using methods that have already been registered. Super administrator has the same privileges as normal employees, but can also enter the main menu.
Page 57 Once you have entered the “Employee information” interface, tap on the [Admin permission] column and select [Normal employee] or [Super administrator] in the window that appears. Note: When a user is given super administrator privileges, entering the main menu will require ID verification. The verification process depends on the verification method that was used during user registration.
Page 58: Verification Mode Setting
3.1.5 Verification Mode Setting To improve security, this device features combination verification modes, which can create a total of 21 verification modes. Enter an applicable verification mode in this line. Tap on the [Verification Mode] field on the “Employee information” interface.
Page 59 Select [Verification Mode], and then select a verification mode.
Page 60 Return to the “Employee information” interface and it will display the verification mode you have chosen. Notes: “/” means “or” and “+” means “and”. Support 21 different verification method combinations: fingerprint/ password/ badge/ face; fingerprint; employee ID; password; badge; fingerprint/ password; fingerprint/ badge; password/ badge; employee ID + fingerprint;...
Page 61: Access Level
3.1.6 Access level User access level sets the door unlocking rights of each person, including the access control settings of the group that the user belongs to and the available time zones.
Page 62 Access group  You may assign the registered users to different groups for better management. New users belong to Group 1 by default, and can be reassigned to other groups. The device supports up to 99 access control groups.
Page 63 Time zone  Select whether to use the time zone of access for the user. Users follow the settings of their groups by default. If the same time period is not applied, the access time of the specific user should be set. Such arrangement will not affect the time period settings of other group members.
Page 64: Searching For An Employee
3.2 Searching for an Employee Tap on the search bar located on the [User Management] interface and enter a search query (Note: search for users based on their personnel IDs, surnames, or given names).
Page 65 Automatically finds employees with information that is relevant to the search query.
Page 66: Edit An Employee
3.3 Edit an Employee Select an employee on the employee list.
Page 67 Enter the interface where users may edit the employee information. Note: Unless an employee ID cannot be modified, other operations are similar to adding a new employee and will not be discussed here. For further information, please see section “3.1 Add an Employee”.
Page 68: Delete Employee
3.4 Delete Employee 1. On the “User Management” interface, tap on the button in the upper right corner.
Page 69 Select the employee who you would like to delete, tap on the button in the lower right corner and a window will pop up. Decide whether or not to check the box next to [Delete attendance log at the same time], tap on [OK] (this option can be checked or left un-checked based on your requirements).
Page 70 The employee now has been deleted and will no longer appear. Note: If [Delete Employee] is selected, all of this employee's related information will be cleared.
Page 71: Attendance Events
4. Attendance Events Attendance events are used to record clock-in/out status. There are 6 default attendance statuses, including clock in, clock out, break out, break in, overtime in, overtime out. The 6 default statuses cannot be deleted or modified. 4.1 Add Attendance Events Tap on [Attendance Events] in the main menu: On the “Attendance Events”...
Page 72 In the attendance event creation wizard, tap on [Start].
Page 73 Enter the [Name] and [Status Value] of the new attendance event. Tap on the right arrow (note: maximum length of the name is 24 characters; status values must be unique and cannot be duplicated. The value ranges from 6 to 250.)
Page 74 If the input status value is a duplicate or exceeds the permitted range, the following message will appear:...
Page 75 Successfully created.
Page 76: Edit Attendance Events
4.2 Edit Attendance Events Select an employee attendance event.
Page 77 Tap on [Name] or [Status Value] to edit (note: the first 6 attendance events cannot be edited; status values must be unique and cannot be duplicated) This operation is similar to adding a new event and will not be described here. For further information, see section ”4.1 Add Attendance Events”.
Page 78: Delete Attendance Events
4.3 Delete Attendance Events Tap on the icon in the upper right corner and select an attendance event (Note: the first 6 events cannot be deleted, so the delete button will not appear).
Page 79 A window will appear. Tap on [OK].
Page 80 The event is now deleted and will not appear on the list.
Page 81: Access Settings
5. Access Settings 5.1 Access control parameters The access management allows users to set access parameters. Tap on [Access Settings] in the main menu. Attendance device Access device...
Page 82 Function Description Menu Options When the door opens, the lock begins to count down. When the time is over, the lock Door lock delay will close. When the door opens, the door delay timer starts counting down. When the countdown Door sensor delay is completed, the system will send an alarm signal from the local, then the door sensor delay timer will continue to be effective.
Page 83: Time Rule Setting
5.2 Time rule setting Time Rule is the minimum time unit of access control settings; at most 50 Time Rule can be set for the system. Each Time Rule consists of 7 time sections (a week) and 3 holiday time schedules, and each time section is the valid time within 24 hrs.
Page 84 Enter the number of time rule (maximum: 50 rules) in the search bar.
Page 85 Tap the date on which time rule settings is required. Set the starting and ending time, and then press [OK]. Notes: 1. When the ending time is earlier than the starting time, such as 23:57~23:56, it indicates that access is prohibited all day;...
Page 86: Holiday Setting
5.3 Holiday setting Whenever there is a holiday, you may need a special access time; but changing everyone's access time one by one is extremely cumbersome, so you can set a holiday access time which is applicable to all employees, and the user will be able to open the door during the holidays.
Page 87 2. Select a date and type of the holiday. Enable [Recurring holiday] to recur the holiday yearly.
Page 88 3. Click [Done], a new holiday is created successfully. Select an employee on the employee list.
Page 89 Delete a holiday  1. On the “Holiday period” interface, tap on the button in the upper right corner. 2. Select the holiday which you would like to delete, tap on the button in the lower right corner and a window will pop up.
Page 91: Log
6. Log Employee attendance records will be saved in the device, making it easier to find employees' attendance records. Users can search for ATT Logs, ATT Photos, and Blacklist Photos. Searches support retrieval queries, date queries, or a combination of the two. 6.1 Search for Attendance Records Tap on [Log] in the main menu, then the following interface of work record history will pop up.
Page 92 Enter information such as the employee ID, first or last name of an employee in the search bar.
Page 93 Automatically finds the employees with information that is relevant to the search query.
Page 94 Tap on the button to access the following window where you can select the [Starting Date] and [Ending Date]. Tap on [OK]. Show search results.
Page 95: Search For Attendance Photos
6.2 Search for Attendance Photos The query operation supports search bar queries, date queries, and combined search bar + date queries. Tap on the drop-down button in attendance logs and select [Employee Photo].
Page 96 Enter the Employee photos interface.
Page 97 Enter search information interface, namely, the personnel ID, in the search bar, the system the system will then automatically search for the employee with the corresponding personnel ID. Tap on and a window will pop up. Select the [Starting Date] and [Ending Date].
Page 98 Show search results.
Page 99: Search For Blacklist Photos
Tap on an attendance photo to view that photo's details. 6.3 Search for Blacklist Photos To conduct a blacklist photo query, follow the same steps required to complete an employee photo query. For exact operation details, see section “6.2 Search for Attendance Photos”.
Page 100: Data Management
7. Data Management Manage the device's data, including Delete attendance log, Delete attendance photo, Delete blacklist photo, Delete all data, Delete admin permission, Delete user photo, and Delete wallpaper. Tap on [Data Management] in the main menu. Menu Options Function Description 1.
Page 101 Delete admin Turn the super administrator into a general employee. permission Delete user photo Delete all employee photos. Delete wallpaper Delete all wallpapers stored in the device.
Page 102: Usb Disk Management
8. USB Disk Management Use a USB drive to import the system's employee information, fingerprint template, or attendance data into the accompanying attendance software for processing, or import employee information and fingerprints onto another fingerprint device for use. Before uploading or downloading using a USB drive, plug the USB drive into the device's USB port, then conduct each operation.
Page 103: Upload To Usb Drive
8.1 Upload to USB Drive On the USB disk management interface, tap on the [USB disk upload] field: Menu Options Function Description Upload employee information, fingerprint templates, facial templates from a USB Upload Employee Data drive to the device. Upload a JPG photo that is named with a personnel ID from a USB drive to the Upload Employee Photo device.
Page 104: Alarm Management
9. Alarm Management Employees can set an alarm time according to their needs. Once an alarm has been set, the device will automatically begin playing a preselected ringtone when the designated time is reached. It will stop ringing after the alarm time has elapsed.
Page 105 2. Set Time-- select [Hour] and [Minute].
Page 106 3. Duplicate-- the default is set to "Only once". To copy the settings, tap on the [Duplicate] button and a window will pop up. Select the date and tap on [OK].
Page 107 4. Tap on the [Bell] button and a window will pop up. Select a ringtone and tap on [OK].
Page 108 5. Tap on the [Save] key and the alarm will be successfully added. The alarm will be enabled by default. 6. Enable [Alarm Switch] to change the alarm's status. Green indicates that the alarm is on, while gray indicates that the alarm is off.
Page 109: Edit Alarms
9.2 Edit Alarms Select an alarm from the alarm list.
Page 110 Enter the alarm editing interface. This operation is similar to adding a new event and will not be described here. See section “9.1 Add Alarms” for more details.
Page 111: Delete Alarms
9.3 Delete Alarms On the Alarm Management interface, tap on the button on the upper right corner.
Page 112 Select the alarm that you would like to delete, and then tap on the button on the lower right-hand corner.
Page 113 A window will appear. Tap on [OK].
Page 114 The event is now deleted and will not appear on the list.
Page 115: System Settings
10. System Settings Set system parameters to maximize the device's ability to meet the needs of employees. In the main menu, tap on [System Settings]:...
Page 116: Network Settings
10.1 Network Settings On the system settings list, tap on [Network settings] to enter the Network Settings interface:...
Page 117: Ethernet Settings
10.1.1 Ethernet Settings When the device communicates with a PC via Ethernet, the network must be set up. When the device is not connected to the network, tap on [TCP/IP Settings] on the “Network Settings” interface. The following page will display:...
Page 118 Menu Options Function Description Enable Ethernet Enable to modify the Ethernet network address parameters. If this is not enabled, Switch users cannot modify the Ethernet network address parameters. Enable DHCP to assign an IP address to the internal network or network service DHCP provider.
Page 119: Comm Connection Settings
10.1.2 Comm Connection Settings To develop the security and confidentiality of the attendance data, you need to set a connection password. Before successful connection between the PC software and the device, the connection password must be input correctly. On the “Network Settings” interface, tap on [Comm connection settings]: Menu Options Function Description It is used to gain the connection permission when using offline SDK or PULL SDK connection.
Page 120: Date And Time
10.2 Date and Time In system settings, tap on [Date and time] to enter the date and time settings interface:...
Page 121: Date And Time Settings
10.2.1 Date and Time Settings Tap on [Set Date] and swipe up and down to set the year, month, and day. Tap on [OK].
Page 122 Tap on [Set Time] and swipe up and down to set the hour and minute. Tap on [OK].
Page 123: Date And Time Format Settings
10.2.2 Date and Time Format Settings Tap on [Date Format] and select a date format.
Page 124 Tap on [24-Hour Time] to enable this function. It will appear green if enabled or gray if disabled.
Page 125: Att/Access Record Parameters
10.3 ATT/Access record Parameters In system settings, tap on [ATT parameters] to enter the ATT parameters settings interface:...
Page 126: Status Mode
10.3.1 Status Mode Status mode settings There are three modes for attendance statuses: Timed state switch: display different attendance statuses at different times. Fixed mode: there is only one fixed attendance mode. Disable mode: this function is not used. Set in [Timed state switch] mode ...
Page 127 On the timed state switch interface, tap on [Check in], then tap on [Repeat daily]. This will appear green if enabled or gray if disabled.
Page 128 Set the time When the [Repeat daily] switch is turned on, the following will display:...
Page 129 Tap on the [Time] button and swipe up and down to set the corresponding time. Tap on [OK].
Page 130 When the [Repeat Daily] switch is disabled, the following will display:...
Page 131 Tap on the button for the date you would like to set, then swipe up and down to set the corresponding time. Tap on [OK].
Page 132 Settings Applied. Note: The settings process for "Check out", "Break out", "Break in", "Overtime in", and "Overtime out" is the same as "Check in".
Page 133 Set to [Fixed mode] status.  Once the status mode is set to "Fixed mode", tap on the button to enter the Fixed mode options menu.
Page 134 In the Fixed mode selection menu, select the attendance status that you would like to set.
Page 135 Set this mode to disabled.  Select the Status Mode as "Disable mode".
Page 136 Duplicate verified time settings.  Tap on [Duplicate verified time] and a dialog box will appear asking you to input time (unit: seconds). Tap on [OK].
Page 137: Plugin Function Rules
10.3.2 Plugin Function Rules Tap on the [Allow Execute] switch. It will turn green when enabled and gray when disabled:...
Page 138: Capture Photo Settings
10.3.3 Capture Photo Settings Select the circumstances in which the camera will take photos and whether or not the photos are saved to assist with attendance records. Tap on the [Capture Photo Settings] that you would like to configure:...
Page 139: Verification Settings
10.3.4 Verification Settings Configure settings for attendance verification parameters:...
Page 140 Menu Options Function Description Verify display user If it is enabled, the employee photo will be displayed; if not, the employee photo will not photo be displayed. Remaining When the remaining record space reaches a set value, the device will automatically display attendance Log Alert a remaining record memory warning.
Page 141: Validity Period Of User Information
10.3.5 Validity Period of User Information This is used to determine if employee validity periods are enabled or disabled when registering employees. Tap on the [User period of validity end setting] switch. It will turn green when enabled and gray when disabled. When User period of validity end setting is enabled, the following will display.
Page 142: Cloud Service Settings
10.4 Cloud Service Settings In the system settings list, tap on [Cloud Service Settings] to enter the Cloud service settings interface: Item Descriptions When this function is enabled, the domain name mode “http://...” Enable Domain Server Address will be used, such as http://www.XYZ.com, while “XYZ” denotes Name the domain name when this mode is turned ON.
Page 143: Wiegand Settings
10.5 Wiegand Settings Tap on [Wiegand Settings] in the system setting list to access the interface as shown below.
Page 144: Wiegand In
10.5.1 Wiegand In Tap on [Wiegand In] to enter the interface of settings of “Wiegand In”. Menu Options Function Description Wiegand Format The Wiegand value could be 26bits, 34bits, 36bits, 37bits, or 50bits. Number of bits of Wiegand data. After choosing [Wiegand input bits], the device will use Wiegand in bits the set number of bits to find the suitable Wiegand format in [Wiegand Format].
Page 145: Wiegand Out
10.5.2 Wiegand Out Tap on [Wiegand Out] to enter the below interface:...
Page 146 Menu Options Function Description Wiegand format The Wiegand value could be 26bits, 34bits, 36bits, 37bits, 50bits. After choosing the Wiegand format, you can select one of the corresponding output Wiegand out bits digits in the Wiegand format. If the verification is failed, the system will send the failed ID to the device and replace the Failed ID card number or personnel ID with the new ones.
Page 147: Display Settings
10.6 Display Settings In the system settings list, tap on [Display Settings] to enter the display settings page: Menu Options Function Description Menu overtime occurs when no operations are performed for a certain amount of time after a user has entered the menu, and the menu enters a standby screen. Menu overtime Parameter options include: 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, or disabled.
Page 148: Sound Settings
10.7 Sound Settings On the system settings list, tap on [Sound Settings] to enter the interface of sound settings. Menu Options Function Description When voice prompts are enabled, users will receive voice prompts. Voice prompts will not Voice prompt be received when this setting is disabled. When disabled and then re-enabled, the volume level will be set to 1.
Page 149: Biometric Parameters
10.8 Biometric Parameters On the system settings list, tap on [Biometric Parameters] to enter the “Biometric parameters” interface: Menu Function Description When conducting 1:1 fingerprint verification, fingerprint data is collected and instantly compared with fingerprint data using a 1:1 algorithm. This is converted into a value that is 1:1 threshold then compared to a set value.
Page 150 When conducting 1:N verification, face data is collected and instantly compared with all 1:N matching face templates on the system using a 1:N algorithm. This is converted into a value that is threshold compared to a set value. If the value of the scanned face exceeds that of the set value, the verification has passes.
Page 151: Auto-Testing
10.9 Auto-testing On the system settings list, tap on [Auto-Testing] to enter the auto testing interface: Menu Options Function Description Test the screen's display. The screen will display red, green, blue, white, and black tests. Check if the screen color is uniformly correct across each area of the screen. Tap on Screen testing anywhere on the screen during testing to continue testing.
Page 152: Advanced Settings
10.10 Advanced Settings On the system settings list, tap on [Advanced settings] to enter the “Advanced settings” interface: Menu Options Function Description Select language Select English or Simplified Chinese. Restores the settings of the device, including communication settings, system settings, to Restore factory the factory settings.
Page 153: About The Device
10.11 About the Device On the system settings list, tap on [About the Device] to enter the “About the Device” interface: Menu Options Function Description Displays the current device's employee storage, fingerprint and face storage, Capacity Information administrators, attendance records, attendance photos, blacklist photos, and employee photos.
Page 154: Usb Upgrade
11. USB upgrade The device's firmware program can be upgraded with the upgrade file in a USB drive. Before conducting this operation, please ensure that the USB drive contains the correct upgrade file and is properly inserted into the device. Note: If you need an upgrade file, please contact out technical staff.
Page 155: Statement On The Right To Privacy
Thank you for choosing this hybrid biometric recognition product, which was designed and manufactured by ZKTeco. As a world-renowned provider of core biometric recognition technologies, we are constantly developing and researching new products, and strive to follow the privacy laws of each country in which our products are sold.
Page 156: Eco-Friendly Use
Eco-friendly Use This product's "eco-friendly use period" refers to the period during which this product will • not leak toxic or hazardous substances, when used in accordance with the conditions in this manual. The eco-friendly use period indicated for this product does not include batteries or other •...
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