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Version 1.1 January 2021
GT8 Terminal
User Guide
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  • Page 1 Version 1.1 January 2021 GT8 Terminal User Guide Disclaimer Copyright © 2021, Grosvenor Technology Ltd. All rights reserved. All brands, names, or trademarks appearing in this document are acknowledged as the trademarks of their respective owners. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means for any purpose without the written permission of Grosvenor Technology.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Preface Certifications Battery Life Maintenance Cleaning Installation Safety WEEE About the GT8 Terminal About this Guide Related Documents Technical Support Europe, Middle East and Africa North America Hardware Specification Display Processor Operating System Input / Output Memory Internal Persistent Storage Host Connectivity Power Operating Temperature & Humidity Plug and Play Deployment Integration Sound Camera Physical Security Page 2...
  • Page 3 Contents Dimensions Sustainability Reader Modules Expansion Modules Comms Modules Biometric Modules Software Installation Fitting the Terminal Location: Power Options AC 110-240V via Adapter DC 12V Power over Ethernet PoE Battery Backup Installing Optional Modules Front Plate Fitting Internal Fingerprint Reader Module Fitting Proximity or Card Swipe Reader Modules Fitting the Wi-Fi Module Page 3...
  • Page 4 Contents System Start-up Terminal Setup Navigation Terminal Shut Down Terminal Recovery Software Reset Recovery Menu Terminal Setup Accessing the Terminal Setup Configuring Network Settings Enable and Configure Wi-Fi Configure Wired Networks Configuring Readers Wiegand Bitmask Parity Mask Testing Card Readers Testing the Camera Testing Biometric Reader Terminal Health Information Software Deployment Deployment from USB memory device Application Setup Care and Maintenance Maintenance Instructions Page 4...

  • Page 5: Preface

    Preface Important Note: Menus and options will vary depending on the hardware options supplied and software version installed. Please refer to additional instructions supplied with your terminal for additional information. Page 5...

  • Page 6: Certifications

    The GT8 is also fitted with a button cell type battery on the main PCB to maintain the real-time clock (RTC) of the device when power is removed.

  • Page 7: Weee

    WEEE In accordance with EN 50419 the GT8 clock must be disposed at the end of its life by returning to a designated recycling organisation for waste electrical and electronic equipment as defined within the WEEE directive.

  • Page 8: Hardware Specification

    Hardware Specification Display 8 inch full colour capacitive multi-touch display with toughened glass for use in high traffic environments 16:10 aspect ratio, 1280 x 800 pixel resolution A separate glass inlay, below the display, provides the capability to customise the terminal with backlit corporate branding Processor 1.6GHz Quad Core...

  • Page 9: Operating Temperature & Humidity

    Hardware Specification Operating Temperature & Humidity 0°C - 35°C (32ºF to 95ºF) 5-90% Non-condensing Plug and Play Deployment Fast easy installation Easy to fit reader modules and peripherals VESA mount fixings Integration Supports native Android and HTML 5 Apps Software Development Kit available Sound Integrated stereo speakers Integrated microphone...

  • Page 10: Reader Modules

    Module with illumination Prox Reader Module Swipe Reader Module Or custom logo with illumination Mag, Barcode Visible & IR The GT8 Terminal can be customised by fitting a range of optional modules. Reader Modules 125KHz Reader Module RM-HID-B iClass SE Reader Module...

  • Page 11: Expansion Modules

    PoE+ Expansion Modules IO Relay Module EM-IO-RLY-B IO External Reader Relay Module EM-IO-ER-B Temperature Module EM-TM-B Comms Modules WiFi Comms Module CM-WIFI-M2-22 Biometric Modules Lumidigm Reader Module GT8 RM-LUM-M320-GT8 Suprema SF Slim Reader Module GT8 RM-SP-SFSLIM-GT8 Page 11...

  • Page 12: Software

    Software Operating System Android 10.0 Supports native Android and HTML 5 Apps Remotely upgradeable/configurable Page 12...

  • Page 13: Installation

    Installation Before starting the installation consider Which power option is to be used - as this may influence cabling requirements, vicinity to power outlets and accessory modules required (refer to Power Options for GT8) Fitting the Terminal Location: The Terminal should be fixed to a flat surface at a height that is comfortable for users to view and interact with the screen without glare from reflections and in a suitable level of ambient light.

  • Page 14: Power Options

    Power Options AC 110-240V via Adapter The GT8 Terminal can be powered from an AC power outlet using an optional plug-top or wall wart power supply. Adapters include AE-PSU-PT-12VDC universal adapter with UK, Europe, Australia and US interchangeable AC plugs AE-PSU-NA-12VDC adapter with US AC plug...

  • Page 15: Battery Backup

    Power Options Battery Backup As standard the GT8 is fitted with a backup battery (EM-BB-2HR-A) to run the Terminal should the normal power supply fail, providing up to 2-hours runtime. When the battery pack is installed the terminal will continue to run when power is removed until the battery charge level reaches its lower threshold.

  • Page 16: Installing Optional Modules

    Tip: You may find it easier to refit the lower cover with the battery removed and then fit the battery afterwards, ensuring the battery retaining clip pops out to secure the battery in place. Front Plate Depending on the option chosen the GT8 lower glass front plate may be either. With fingerprint aperture. Without fingerprint aperture.

  • Page 17: Fitting Internal Fingerprint Reader Module

    Installing Optional Modules Fitting Internal Fingerprint Reader Module RM-LUM-M320-GT8 Note: The fingerprint reader module is normally a factory fit option only. Remove lower cover. Slide fingerprint reader module under the PCBA ensuring ribbon cable does not detach. Secure with screws provided (do not over tighten).

  • Page 18: Fitting Proximity Or Card Swipe Reader Modules

    Note: Proximity and card swipe readers use the same mounting location, only one internal module may be fitted to the GT8 at the same time. When fitting swipe card readers ensure the reader head is located correctly in the aperture at the bottom of the GT8 before fully securing using the screws supplied.

  • Page 19: Fitting The Wi-Fi Module

    Wireless Antennae Two antennae, one for each stream. Both antennae are duel band. Wi-Fi Module Bus Connector PCIe and USB connections to GT8 ‘JP4’ socket. Observe key-way when fitting. Antenna Fixing Press hooked side to fabric on Terminal sides. Position Wi-Fi module against...

  • Page 20: System Start-Up

    System Start-up When the system is powered on, a bootloader runs which loads the Android operating system. This runs start-up scripts to set up and configure the terminal and to start enabled services. Once the unit is fully booted, the initial screen gives you the opportunity to enter the Terminal Setup by pressing the cog icon on the launcher start-up screen as shown below.

  • Page 21: Terminal Shut Down

    Terminal Shut Down When powering off the GT8 it is advisable to perform a shut down operation. The shut down utility will stop all processes and perform a graceful shut down allowing power to be safely removed. Note: If power remains on the unit it will re-start after a delay.

  • Page 22: Terminal Recovery

    Terminal Recovery Software Reset Android provides a mechanism for the user to remove installed packages and data from the device. Select settings Select ‘Erase all data (factory reset)’ Select System Select Reset Options Click ‘Erase all data’ Click ‘Erase all data’ to confirm deletion Terminal will restart after a few minutes with its factory settings and data erased.

  • Page 23: Terminal Setup

    Terminal Setup Accessing the Terminal Setup Allow the Terminal to boot and select the ‘Admin’ icon. A PIN is required to enter setup mode, the default is 1905. From the Apps menu select ‘settings’ as shown below. Note: If installed, the terminal will automatically load the application after a few seconds. If this happens you will need to restart the terminal to access the admin section.

  • Page 24: Configuring Network Settings

    Terminal Setup Configuring Network Settings Wired network and Wi-Fi (when fitted) are configured through the settings menu. Selecting one of these items will open a further dialogue where the settings can be entered. Note: When selecting Wi-Fi, wireless must be enabled to see available networks. Enable and Configure Wi-Fi Enter terminal set up (press admin icon).

  • Page 25: Configure Wired Networks

    Terminal Setup Configure Wired Networks Enter terminal set up (press admin icon). Select required option and enter details as required. Enter PIN (the default is 1905). Select settings. Select Terminal & internet. Click Wired network option. Note: If using a VPN select the VPN option from the menu, click the plus (+) symbol at the top right of the next screen and enter your VPN details.

  • Page 26: Configuring Readers

    Terminal Setup Configuring Readers The GT8 can accommodate a wide range of reader types and credential formats. Setting up a reader has two elements. Reader Type - this relates to the reader hardware and its connection to the system e.g. proximity, Wiegand, magstripe, etc.

  • Page 27: Wiegand Bitmask

    Terminal Setup Wiegand Bitmask In addition to the standard fixed decodes for reader data a configurable bit mask can be applied to create custom decodes. Selecting ‘Wiegand bitmask’ as the decoder type will open a dialogue for the bitmask to be entered.

  • Page 28: Testing Card Readers

    Terminal Setup Testing Card Readers The GT8 includes a utility to display the output of a reader to validate correct functioning and setup for readers. The utility is accessed from the ‘Readers & peripherals’ dialogue. From the reader configuration screen select Test Present/swipe card as appropriate to view the Readers.

  • Page 29: Testing Biometric Reader

    Terminal Setup Testing Biometric Reader The GT8 includes a utility to display the output of a Biometric reader to validate correct functioning and setup. The utility is accessed from the ‘Biometric’ dialogue. Enter terminal set up (press admin icon). Place finger on reader as shown.

  • Page 30: Terminal Health Information

    Terminal Setup Terminal Health Information The GT8 monitors key elements of the system and can display their status, accessed by selecting health from the ‘Settings’ menu. Enter terminal set up (press admin icon). Scroll down menu to review information. Enter PIN (the default is 1905).

  • Page 31: Software Deployment

    Deployment is the process of setting up (or updating) the GT8 terminal with the required firmware, application and settings*. *If using a gt8-config.xml file, please refer to the user guide relating to your specific application for instructions on how to configure this.

  • Page 32: Application Setup

    When the application is first installed it will require configuring before it is active/usable. Until this is completed the GT8 terminal will alternate between the “Application not initialized” and home screen (the home screen will now also display the application icon).

  • Page 33: Care And Maintenance

    For a smear-free finish, polish with a dry, clean, lint-free cloth. DO NOT use any other janitorial products, acids, solvents, polishes or abrasives. As long as the care instructions for the GT8 are followed, there is no need for regular maintenance of the device (other than the battery).
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