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- Page 1 ® RELIABLE. BIOMETRIC. SOLUTIONS. Reference Guide - REV3 www.ievoreader.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Page 26 Product technical details Page 28 Before using your ievo system, please ensure that all required software and drivers have been correctly installed and set up by your installation provider. Should you have any technical issues or concerns please speak to your supplier or installation provider as the first line of contact. -
Page 4: Welcome
Welcome to Biometrics Thank you for choosing ievo Ltd as your provider of biometric security solutions. Your new fingerprint reader(s) will offer a safe, reliable system to assist with your access control and /or time and attendance system. Although very simple to use, this guide will ensure you obtain the maximum benefits of your products. - Page 5 The advantage of using an ievo fingerprint biometric system is that common faults like; lost, stolen or copied cards/fobs; forgotten pin numbers/or access codes;...
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Page 6: Using Ievo Desktop Readers
USING: ievo desktop registration readers ievo offers two variants of registration units; The ievo ultimate desktop reader - The ievo ultimate desktop reader is designed for use with installations using either only ievo ultimate readers, or a mixed system of both ultimate and ievo micro fingerprint readers. - Page 7 For further instructions on how to enrol a user using the ievo registration software please see page 10. * If using an alternative registration software package refer to documentation supplied by your provider for further assistance.
- Page 8 Once scan is complete Present finger to sensor Once scan is complete Present finger again to when sensor is blue. confirm the registered remove finger to remove finger from complete the process. device. finger. Keep your finger straight and cover the...
- Page 9 Once scan is complete Present finger to sensor Once scan is complete Present finger again to when sensor is blue. confrim the registrated remove finger to remove finger from complete the process. device. finger. Keep your finger straight and...
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Page 10: Registration: Using Ievo Standalone Software
Standalone Software (If using alternative registration software, please refer to documentation provided by your provider) 1) Once installed launch the ievo Ltd registration software to open the user list screen and click ‘Add User’. 2) Enter the user’s details in the fields provided and press ‘Save’. - Page 11 4) To add a fingerprint to a user, highlight the user by selecting their profile (which will turn the profile ‘blue’) and click ‘Manage Fingerprint’. (‘Green’ profile are users with active Fingerprint Templates, ‘Red’ profiles are users without active Fingerprint templates) 5) A new ‘Registration’...
- Page 12 6) When ready to scan a fingerprint, press the ‘start’ button to begin. The process will prompt an initial scan of the fingerprint and then make a secondary confirmation scan (to make sure the images match). Once both images are matched you will be promted to select which readers the user will be assigned to.
- Page 13 6.b) Please select which ievo readers the new user will be assigned to. Front Entrance - ullmate reader Back Entrance - ullmate reader Server Room - ullmate reader Supply Room - ullmate reader 6.c) Once the fingerprint has been successfully registered the ‘Transferred User Successfully’...
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Page 14: Using The Ievo Ultimate Reader
USING THE: ievo ultimate ™ Step 1: Press the ievo halo to activate unit Step 2: Move finger away from device Place finger in the centre of sensor..Step 3: Place finger on sensor Step4: Keep finger in place until scanning complete. - Page 15 Ensure the reader has been installed in a vertical position Reference Guide...
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Page 16: Using The Ievo Micro Reader
The ievo micro scan in less that 200ms so it is essential to keep your finger still to prevent any sliding or movement that may distort the image, which could lead to recognition issues. - Page 17 Ensure the reader has been installed in a vertical position Reference Guide...
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Page 18: Administration Guide
Has the reader been installed at the required height? ievo readers have instalment placement guides to allow for optimum efficiency and to be compliant with DDA regulations. Refer to the ievo manual for DDA compliant guidance or contact your supplier/installer if you are unsure. - Page 19 Is there excessive dirt or debris on the user’s finger or sensor? Although ievo readers can scan through levels of dirt and debris, having a ‘clean’ finger will always increase the effectiveness of the reader. Also ensure that there is no excessive dirt or debris on the reader’s sensor itself before scanning.
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Page 20: Troubleshooting
Is there excessive dirt or debris on your finger? Although ievo readers can scan through levels of dirt and debris, having a ‘clean’ finger will always increase the effectiveness of the reader. Ensure that you are not pressing too heavily on the reader during a scan. - Page 21 Fingerprint images are not stored. An ievo reader scans a finger and collates a range of different identifying reference points. These reference points are converted to a template and stored on an ievo Control Board. For more information, please read the ‘Data Protection’ section of this guide.
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Page 22: Problem Fingerprints
PROBLEM FINGERPRINTS What is a ‘problem fingerprint’? While the vast majority of fingerprints can be used with ievo fingerprint readers there are a few occasions where some fingerprints can be tricky to capture. These instances usually occur when a finger has been heavily damaged causing permanent surface and subsurface skin abrasions. - Page 23 Fig.1 Start with scanning the left side of your finger, and then keep scanning different angles rotating to the right until a good scan has been captured. If a registered finger is still not being identified, keep trying different angles. If you continue to encounter problems with registering a fingerprint, please contact your installer for further advice.
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Page 24: Data Protection
DATA PROTECTION What happens when my fingerprint is scanned? When registering as a user, an ievo reader will scan your fingerprint and a connected ievo Control Board will use an extraction algorithm to identify specific features within your fingerprint called minutiae. Identified minutiae points are categorised into groups, which include line bifurcations and ridge endings amongst other data groups. - Page 25 How is my data stored? An advanced algorithm is used to extract specific fingerprint data captured after a scan. This data is stored on an ievo Control Board using a unique proprietary template format. The stored template is unique to an individual and the template is only accessed for identification purposes by the ievo Control Board.
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Page 26: Further Reading
Behavioural characteristics are related to the pattern of behaviour of a person, including but not limited to, typing rhythm, gait, and voice. At ievo Ltd we solely focus on the fingerprint physiological classifications of biometrics as a means of authentication and identity. - Page 27 Blood vessels and other skin structures below the surface of the skin, provide an internal fingerprint pattern which in turn helps shape what we see on our fingers. These surface ridges, are formed by collagen pushing between the blood vessels in the subsurface and form what is commonly known as the ‘true’...
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Page 28: Product Technical Details
W: 76mm (3") W: 119mm (4.7") H: 137mm (5.4") H: 153mm (6.02") D: 93mm (3.7") D: 47mm recessed (1.85") Visible D: 45.5mm (1.8") The ievo ultimate has been approved for UK Government use by the CPNI (for details contact the CPNI). www.ievoreader.com... - Page 29 (with ievo Control Board) technical specifications: Memory RAM 16MB FLASH 32MB < 0.01% < 0.00001% Identification Speed < 0.2 sec Template Capacity 1:N 8,000 Log Capacity 200,000 Voltage 12v DC Current Draw < 400mA Output Wiegand Communication TCP/IP IEVO/controller OEM dependent Operating Temp.
- Page 30 Image Resolution 500 dpi Platen Size 18 x 28mm ellipse Dimensions W: 83mm L: 100mm H: 59mm Cable length 1.8M Template Size 1.4kB Interfaces USB 2.0 or above Housing ABS Polycarbonate mix www.ievoreader.com...
- Page 31 Image Resolution 500 dpi Platen Size 17.4 x 13.9mm rectangular Dimensions W: 65mm (55mm without stand) L: 90mm (70mm without stand) H: 180mm (155mm without stand) Cable length 1.8M Template Size 1.4kB Interfaces USB 1.1 or above...
- Page 32 *Please note that our offices are closed during national UK bank holiday periods. ievo Ltd | Unit 5, Mercury Court | Orion Business Park | Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate | Newcastle upon Tyne | Tyne And Wear | NE29 7SN ©...
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