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- Page 1 2012 March CP-R25 & AS-B01 ® Mifare Card Programmer/Fingerprint Swipe Enrollment Station and Software Hardware and Software Manual...
- Page 2 ROSSLARE. ROSSLARE reserves the right to revise and change this document at any time, without being obliged to announce such revisions or changes beforehand or after the fact.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Introduction ............... 8 The CP-R25 System ................8 Desktop Convenience ................. 8 Intuitive Software System ..............8 Compatibility ..................9 Main Features ..................9 CP-R25 Desktop Programmer .............. 9 AS-B01 Software ................9 2. - Page 4 Table of Contents 6. Additional Programmer Utilities ........30 Card Utilities ..................30 6.1.1 Reading a Configuration Card ..............30 6.1.2 Reading an ID from a User Card ..............31 6.1.3 Programming a User Card ID ..............31 6.1.4 Changing the User Card KeyA in a Specific Sector ........32 6.1.5 Changing the User Card KeyA in All Sectors ..........
- Page 5 List of Figures List of Figures Figure 1: The CP-R25..................8 Figure 2: CP-R25 Components ..............12 Figure 3: AS-B01 Setup – Welcome Screen ........... 13 Figure 4: AS-B01 Setup – Select Installation Folder ........14 Figure 5: ASB01 Setup – Disk Space Availability ..........14 Figure 6: AS-B01 Login Dialog ..............
- Page 6 List of Tables List of Tables Table 1: Indication LEDs................19 Table 2: Field Descriptions ................43 CP-R25 Hardware and AS-B01 Software Manual...
- Page 7 ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LIMITED and/or its related companies and/or subsidiaries’ (hereafter:"ROSSLARE") exclusive warranty and liability is limited to the warranty and liability statement provided in an appendix at the end of this document.
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Page 8: Introduction
® quality Mifare and fingerprint enrollment at a low cost. The CP-R25 programmer is controlled by computer using Rosslare's powerful AS-B01 Programmer software package. Desktop Convenience The CP-R25 is small and lightweight, with a slim and attractive design. It is built for convenience and portability, with a USB 2.0 computer interface, which... -
Page 9: Compatibility
Programs fingerprints on User cards Programs ID data on User cards ® Produces configuration cards for Rosslare Mifare readers Performs firmware updates on supported desktop programmers Maintains a user log to provide feedback to the software user ... -
Page 10: Specifications And Requirements
Specifications and Requirements Specifications and Requirements CP-R25 Hardware Specifications Data Specifications ® Cards Mifare Classic 1K and 4K RF Frequency 13.56 MHz Bit rate 106 kHz Fingerprint Reader Specifications Sensor type Swipe type UPEK TCS4C-TCD50A Sensor ESD Rating Sensor technology – Capacitive sensor Electrostatic Discharge: Up to +/- 15 kV air discharge on the sensor surface FAR –... -
Page 11: As-B01 Software Requirements
Specifications and Requirements AS-B01 Software Requirements Minimum Software Requirements Operating System Windows XP SP2 Framework Microsoft .NET 2 Processor 400 MHz Pentium or equivalent RAM Memory 512 Mbytes Free HD space: 1 Gigabyte Connection Port CP-R25 Hardware and AS-B01 Software Manual... -
Page 12: Installation
Installation Installation Unpacking the Equipment The CP-R25 programmer is ready to use immediately "out of the box" and includes a USB cable and documentation. Please confirm all the items listed below are received before beginning. If any items are missing, contact your dealer immediately. One CP-R25 Programmer ... -
Page 13: Figure 3: As-B01 Setup - Welcome Screen
Installation To install the AS-B01 softw are for the first time: Insert the CD into the computer's CD drive. If the Autoloader does not initiate the installation, open My Computer, double-click on the CD drive icon and then double-click the AS-B01 setup file. -
Page 14: Figure 4: As-B01 Setup - Select Installation Folder
Installation Figure 4: AS-B01 Setup – Select Installation Folder [Optional]Click Disk Cost…. to ensure the computer has sufficient space. AS-B01 Setup Disk Space window opens. Figure 5: ASB01 Setup – Disk Space Availability Select the users allowed to use the program, Everyone or Just me. For security purposes it is suggested that Just me is selected. -
Page 15: Connecting The Cp-R25
To connect the CP-R25: Click the AS-B01 icon on the desktop or select the program from the Rosslare folder in the Start menu. The login dialog opens. Figure 6: AS-B01 Login Dialog Enter a password. When using the application for the first time, use the default password of "admin". -
Page 16: Figure 7: As-B01 - Main Window
Installation Figure 7: AS-B01 – Main Window At the bottom left of the main window, the connection indication is red with the description “Disconnected”. Connect the Desktop Programmer to a PC using the USB cable – one cable end connects to the PC USB host port output and the other end connects to the USB connector on the Desktop Programmer. -
Page 17: Figure 8: As-B01 Connectivity - Connected
Installation Figure 8: AS-B01 Connectivity – Connected The event log displays a connected message. If the indicator does not turn green, and the description still indicates Disconnected after the USB cable is connected, try disconnecting the USB cable from the Desktop Programmer and reconnecting it. When the hardware and software are disconnected, the software can only function in demonstration mode. -
Page 18: As-B01 Software Overview And Leds
AS-B01 Software Overview and LEDs AS-B01 Software Overview and LEDs This section describes the AS-B01 and CP-R25 LEDs. Software Overview Once the login is completed with the correct password, the main software window opens. Figure 9: AS-B01 – Main Window Layout The AS-B01 main window consists of the following functional areas: ... -
Page 19: Indication Leds
AS-B01 Software Overview and LEDs Descriptions for fields requiring parameters under all the tabs are described in Appendix A. There are two programming tabs: Sector reader – Used to configure and read sector reader cards. This tab allows configuring both User ID/Card Serial number user cards as well as Reader Configuration cards. - Page 20 AS-B01 Software Overview and LEDs Event Swipe Card Reader Fingerprint Buzzer Fingerprint Reader LED Directional Indication LED Fingerprint Scanning Waiting Green flashes Rolling LEDs in circular mode to fingerprint indicate finger swipe Read Green on for 3 3 high-tone Rolling LEDs in fingerprint beeps circular mode to...
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Page 21: Programming Cards And Tags
Programming Cards and Tags Programming Cards and Tags ® To configure the Mifare cards and tags, the Configuration Tab area of the Main Window is used. Within the Configuration Tab Area, there are three sub-areas whose display changes depending on what options are selected. Refer to Appendix B for a description of the various fields that appear in the Configuration Tab area. -
Page 22: Figure 10: As-B01 Sector Reader Configuration Tab Areas
Programming Cards and Tags Figure 10: AS-B01 Sector Reader Configuration Tab Areas ® When programming a Mifare card or tag, the card or tag is placed on the CP- R25 Desktop Programmer antenna area. The following figure illustrates where these areas are located on the CP-R25 Desktop Programmer. Figure 11: CP-R25 Antenna Areas CP-R25 Hardware and AS-B01 Software Manual... -
Page 23: Programming A Master Card
Reader LEDs light red for three seconds. Programming a Configuration Card ® A Configuration card is used for configuring specific Rosslare Mifare Fingerprint reader's operation modes. Holding the Configuration card in front of the reader after presenting the Master card configures that reader. The organization's Configuration card should be kept in a safe place to avoid being copied by unauthorized persons as it stores the organization/site KeyA. -
Page 24: Sector Reader Configuration Cards
Programming Cards and Tags Refer to the specific reader’s installation manual for a detailed explanation of the various options. 5.2.1 Sector Reader Configuration Cards A Sector Reader Configuration card allows you to create a configuration card, which is used to configure the various sector readers such as the AY-W6260, AY-W6360, AY-Q6260, and AY-Q6360 units. -
Page 25: Fingerprint Swipe Reader Configuration Cards
Programming Cards and Tags If the programming fails, there is a short buzz and the Swipe Card Reader LEDs light red for three seconds. 5.2.2 Fingerprint Swipe Reader Configuration Cards The Fingerprint Swipe Reader Configuration card allows you to create a Configuration card to configure the various Fingerprint Swipe readers such as the AY-B1663, AY-B3663, and AY-B4663. -
Page 26: Programming User Cards Or Tags
Programming Cards and Tags Programming User Cards or Tags In this section, both cards and tags are referred to as cards. The card configuration type depends on what level of system security is implemented. The cards configuration depends on the reader type used. There are two reader types that determine what tab to use when configuring the cards: Sector reader –... -
Page 27: Programming And Enrolling Fingerprint User Card
Programming Cards and Tags Enter the User Card ID number or scroll to a value using the Up and Down arrows. User Card ID The range of possible values is shown just above the field. KeyA Enter the KeyA to be used by the reader as the unique KeyA for the organization or site in both the Reader KeyA and the Confirm Reader KeyA fields. - Page 28 Programming Cards and Tags Operation Type From the dropdown menu: Operation type is Sector, select Program User Card ID + KeyA + template. Operation type is Card Serial Number (CSN), select Program User Card KeyA + template. Operation Mode For Sector , enter the User Card ID number or scroll to a value using the Up and Down arrows.
- Page 29 Programming Cards and Tags On a successful completion of all three reads and card programming, 3 short beeps are generated and a success message "Writing template to card succeeded" appears in the Message Log area. If the programming fails, there is a short buzz and the swipe Card Reader LEDs light red for three seconds.
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Page 30: Additional Programmer Utilities
Additional Programmer Utilities Additional Programmer Utilities The AS-B01 software includes additional utilities that allow you to use the programmer in the best and easiest possible way. The card utilities are identical for both the Sector Read and CP-R25 tabs. The CP-R25 tab has additional utilities designed specifically for the fingerprint swipe application. -
Page 31: Reading An Id From A User Card
Additional Programmer Utilities 6.1.2 Reading an ID from a User Card ® This utility is used to ensure that the Mifare User Card is configured properly. This option is only available for the Sector Operation Mode ® To read an ID from a Mifare User Card: Select either the Sector Reader or CP-R25 tab. -
Page 32: Changing The User Card Keya In A Specific Sector
Additional Programmer Utilities Figure 14: Program ID into User Card ® The KeyA and Mifare User Card ID fields appear. Enter the KeyA of the card being programmed. Enter the User Card ID or scroll to the value using the Up and Down arrows. -
Page 33: Changing The User Card Keya In All Sectors
Additional Programmer Utilities KeyA Enter the KeyA to be used by the reader as the unique KeyA for the organization or site in both the Reader KeyA and the Confirm Reader KeyA fields. Enter the current KeyA of the card being programmed. •... -
Page 34: Erasing Specific User Card Data
Additional Programmer Utilities KeyA Enter the KeyA to be used by the reader as the unique KeyA for the organization or site in both the Reader KeyA and the Confirm Reader KeyA fields. Enter the current KeyA of the card being programmed. •... -
Page 35: Read Serial Number And Card Type
Additional Programmer Utilities 6.1.7 Read Serial Number and Card Type ® Each Mifare card has a Unique Serial Number (UID). Use this utility to see a card’s UID and card type. To read a Mifare ® User Card Serial Number and Type: Select either the Sector Reader tab or the CP-R25 tab. -
Page 36: Fingerprint Utilities
Additional Programmer Utilities Figure 19: Change User Card KeyA and Erase Data – All Sectors The KeyA fields are displayed. KeyA Enter the KeyA to be used by the reader as the unique KeyA for the organization or site in both the Reader KeyA and the Confirm Reader KeyA fields. -
Page 37: Verifying Fingerprint Enrollment On A User Card
Additional Programmer Utilities Operation Type dropdown menu, select Enroll fingerprints to From the card. Figure 20: Enroll Fingerprints to Card Select the number of fingers per card to enroll. Finger options [Optional] In , select the Verify after enrollment checkbox to verify the enrolled fingerprints if required. -
Page 38: Figure 21: Verify Live Fingerprints
Additional Programmer Utilities Figure 21: Verify Live Fingerprints Select the number of fingers that were enrolled for verification. For security reasons, enter the KeyA value. Select the sector number that starts the fingerprint template location. Place the card on the CP-R25 Desktop Programmer antenna area. ®... -
Page 39: Global Options
Global Options Global Options This section provides instruction on how to define the software behavior and change the password used to enter the application. Change Password For security reasons, it is highly advisable to change the login password to the AS-B01 software from the default password. -
Page 40: Updating Firmware
Global Options To enable the Card Ov erw rite w arning: In the File menu click Options > Card Overwrite. Overwrite window opens. Figure 23: Enable Card Overwrite Popup Window Verify that the checkbox is selected. Click OK. Updating Firmware You may need to periodically update your firmware. -
Page 41: Figure 25: Disconnect Usb Cable
Global Options Figure 25: Disconnect USB Cable The indicator at the left bottom side of the screen displays Disconnected. Click OK. Desktop Reader Firmware Programming You return to the window. Click OK. The Connect Cable window opens. Figure 26: Connect USB Cable Connect the USB Cable. -
Page 42: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance To maximize the lifetime of the product, we recommend following these guidelines as closely as possible. Do not expose the unit to water or rain or to humidity over the specified safety level. Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight for extended periods. This can cause overheating and system failure. -
Page 43: Field Descriptions
Field Descriptions Field Descriptions The following table describes the various fields that appear in the AS-B01 software application when configuring the CP-R25 Desktop Programmer, ® Mifare cards and/or tags: Table 2: Field Descriptions Field Name Description Card Serial Number (CSN) In the Operation Mode area this option is selected if the... - Page 44 Field Descriptions Field Name Description Lockout Attempts Defines the number times a user can present a wrong card or swipe an unverified fingerprint before the reader locks the door for a predefined period of time. Lockout Duration Defines how long a card is locked out of the system after too many invalid attempts at swiping the card through the reader or fingerprint scanned due to some inconsistencies with the configured card being used.
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Page 45: Additional Mifare Card Memory Map Information
IC manufacturer data. Because of security and system requirements, this block is write-protected after having been programmed by the IC manufacturer at production. ® When the Rosslare Mifare reader operation mode is configured to "card serial number", the Unique ID of the card is read from manufacture block. Data Blocks All sectors contain 3 blocks of 16 bytes for storing data (Sector 0 contains only two data blocks and the read-only manufacturer block). -
Page 46: Figure 27: Mifare 1K Memory Diagram
Additional Mifare® Card Memory Map Information ® Figure 27: Mifare 1K Memory Diagram ® For further details about Mifare cards, refer to the NXP Semiconductor ® Mifare datasheet. CP-R25 Hardware and AS-B01 Software Manual... -
Page 47: Sample Worksheets
Sample Worksheets Sample Worksheets When entering information, the information must be obtained from the company security officer. To assist in preparing the information to be entered, the following sample form can be used. Employee Security Card Configuration Field Configuration Employee Name Employee ID # Employee Company ID Employee Dept. -
Page 48: Limited Warranty
EMEDY OVERAGE In the event of a breach of warranty, ROSSLARE will credit Customer with the price of the Product paid by Customer, provided that the warranty claim is delivered to ROSSLARE by the Customer during the warranty period in accordance with the terms of this warranty. - Page 49 XCLUSIONS AND IMITATIONS ROSSLARE shall not be responsible or liable for any damage or loss resulting from the operation or performance of any Product or any systems in which a Product is incorporated. This warranty shall not extend to any ancillary...
- Page 50 Rosslare Enterprises Ltd. support.la@rosslaresecurity.com Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong Tel: +852 2795-5630 China Fax: +852 2795-1508 support.apac@rosslaresecurity.com Rosslare Electronics (Shenzhen) Ltd. Shenzhen, China United States and Canada Tel: +86 755 8610 6842 Fax: +86 755 8610 6101 Rosslare Security Products, Inc. support.cn@rosslaresecurity.com...
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