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  • Page 1 Manual TW-EF45...
  • Page 2 Introduction to the EF-45 Iris Recognition System The EF-45 iris recognition system offers highly intuitive, hands-free iris biometrics imaging in a compact and elegantly designed identification and authentication terminal for use in a wide range of identity management applications. The front facing nominal 5.0inch LCD serves to display the user’s face image for fast, easy and highly natural positioning for proper iris image capture.
  • Page 3 Key Features Intuitive LCD face display positioning for fast, simple and natural iris user experience—similar • to face display facial recognition systems. Contactless iris imaging at range of 35 to 45 cm stand-off in normal mode, and 30 to 45 in •...
  • Page 4 Mounting Instructions 50 cm 144 cm Recommended mounting height and UI (left), Capture Volume of EF-45 (right) The recommended mounting height for the EF-45 is 144 cm (57 inches) from floor to the bottom of EF-45. The mounting height can be adjusted to accommodate the height of the average user.
  • Page 5 System, Front Iris camera Face camera NIR illuminators NIR illuminators Function buttons LCD display (optional) Interphone Microphone Speaker Smart card reader (standard on AC version) System, Bottom Micro-USB (for connection to PC host) Kensington lock Reset Lock Screw...
  • Page 6 System, Rear Rear View Gang Mounting Screw Hole Wall Mounting Screw Hole Tamper Switch Tripod Socket (1/4-20) System Rear Connections Block RS-485 Termination Resistor Switch Power Input (+12VDC) LAN/RS45 Debug Port...
  • Page 7 User Interface for Iris Image Capture 1) Position yourself facing straight at the LCD display. When the device detects your movement within 1.0meter range, it initiates the image capture sequence. A rectangular-shaped user guide box will appear on the screen. If it is BLUE, it means you are too far from the device.
  • Page 8 On-board Demonstration Application The on-board demonstration application shows the full capabilities of the EF-45 for image capture including subject positioning with the face display user interface, enrollment, and on-board matching (authentication). The system boots up in this demo application. It is initated by the video based motion detector that first finds the subject from about 1 meter distance, and then continues the natural iris image capture sequence for capture in recognition / authentication mode.
  • Page 9 The following main User screen appears: This user screen also allows simple database management. By tapping the Delete icon in the bottom right, one can easily delete information of enrolled users. To enroll a new user, press the Enroll icon to bring up Enroll User screen. Press the plus (+) button in the bottom left to capture image of the new user.
  • Page 10 An instruction screen will appear for 3 to 5 seconds, and then switch to the user interface. (The timing of this display can be changed in Settings.) After successfully capturing iris images, click on √OK to accept images. The system then returns to Enroll User screen.
  • Page 11 Summary of Technical Specifications Embedded CPU Cortex A9 Quad Core ARM Iris on-board algorithm for Standard in AC version. encoding and matching Face on-board algorithm for Standard in AC version. face encoding and matching Web services configuration RESTful type SDK with C# and C++ versions for host side API application (with embedded web server) USB connectivity...
  • Page 12 Technical Specifications (continued) Auto tilt Internal: +25 deg to -20 deg tilt Iris time of capture Typically about 0.5 second from time subject’s eyes are placed within proper capture volume IR illumination for iris imaging Dual LED: wavelengths of 850 nm nominal (about 50%); and 750 nm nominal (about 50%) Iris maximum user positioning 125 mm per second (4.9 inches per sec.) in “Z”...
  • Page 13 Appendix 1 EF-45 LCD Control Screens and On-Board Demo Application Main Launcher Page ① Check Attendance (F1 Key) ⑧Notice Icon of Face mode is operating ② Leave Work (F2 Key) ⑨Notice Icon of manager is connected ③ Supplement T&A (F3 Key) ⑩Notice Icon of IP network is connected ④...

  • Page 14: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Settings Network Device TCP/IP Configuration 2.1.1 LAN type 1.1.1 User positioning Interface 2.1.2 DHCP / Static 1.1.2 Enroll notices timeout 2.1.3 IP Address 1.1.3 Motion detection wait Time 2.1.4 Subnet 1.1.4 Motion detection 2.1.5 Gateway 1.1.5 Debug Wi-Fi 2.2.1 Wi-Fi 1.2.1 Security Level...
  • Page 15 User 1 Enroll User 1.1 ID 1.2 Name 1.3 Individual 1.4 Admin 1.5 Group 1.6 Bypass card 1.7 Iris & Face 1.8 Card 1.9 Pin 1.10 Enroll Search 2.1 ID 2.2 Name Capacity Info Delete...

  • Page 16: Device

    Settings Tap the Settings icon in the home screen. Device Configuration for device operating Network Configuration for IP & serial communication Display Configuration for screen display Authentication Configuration for authentication method and T&A Mode Configuration for recognition operation Information of saved log and log search viewer...

  • Page 17: Configuration

    1. Device Configure settings for device operation. 1.1 Configuration User Positioning Interface Select a guide display UI when enrollment and recognition Enroll notices timeout Set notice time out time during enrollment process Motion wait time Set motion detection delay time from last recognition operating Motion detect Select motion detection enable/disable for starting...
  • Page 18 1.1.1 Configuration  User Positioning Interface Color Overlay Select Color overlay type guide UI display Select tracking box type guide UI display Box + Large notices Select tracking box + large guidance text type UI display 1.1.2 Configuration  Enroll notices timeout Default timeout is set to 3 sec.

  • Page 19: Bio

    1.1.3 Configuration  Motion Wait Time 1.2 Bio (for Biometrics Selection) Security Level Select a combination mode of Face and Iris Iris Additional configuration for Iris enrollment and recognition Face Additional configuration for Face enrollment and recognition Cover glass IR Adjust IR transmission attenuation if a cover glass is transmission (%) in front of the EF-45...

  • Page 20: Cover Glass Ir Transmission (%)

    1.1.3 Configuration  Motion Wait Time 1.2 Bio (for Biometrics Selection) Security Level Select a combination mode of Face and Iris Iris Additional configuration for Iris enrollment and recognition Face Additional configuration for Face enrollment and recognition Cover glass IR Adjust IR transmission attenuation if a cover glass is transmission (%) in front of the EF-45...
  • Page 21 1.2.1 Bio  Security Level Face or Iris Select two stages “Face or Iris” recognition mode (Face recognition first, and then automatic switch-over to Iris upon Face recognition non-match) Face only Select Face only recognition mode Iris only Select Iris only recognition mode Face and Iris Select Face and Iris recognition mode (The EF-45 reader captures Iris and Face at the same time from the Iris capture...
  • Page 22 1.2.2 Bio  Iris Enroll iris usable area (%) Set usable area for Iris enrollment Recog false accept rate Set false accept rate for Iris recognition Fast recog mode Select enable/disable for fast recognition mode Recognition: allow either eye Select enable/disable for either eye recognition mode Enroll: either eye Select enable/disable for either eye enrollment...
  • Page 23 1.2.2.1 Bio  Iris  Enroll Iris usable area (%) Default set to 60%. 1.2.2.2 Bio  Iris  Recog false accept rate Default set at 10 . Note: decreasing Recog FAR will increase false reject rate (FRR).
  • Page 24 1.2.2.3 Bio  Iris  Min distance Default set at 30 cm. 1.2.3 Bio  Face Fake face Enable/Disable fake face detection (e.g. face photo) (Note: With Fake face enabled, it may take a little more time to recognize face than if disabled)

  • Page 25: Sound

    1.2.3 Bio  Cover glass IR transmission (%) 1.3 Sound Speaker volume Set speaker volume for instruction sound and interphone voice MIC volume Set microphone volume for interphone voice 1.3.1 Sound  Speaker Volume...

  • Page 26: Date & Time

    1.3.2 Sound  MIC Volume Identical to settings for speaker volume 1.4 Date & Time Time sync Select enable/disable for time sync with ID Manager (note: under development) Manual setup Set date and time manually 1.4.1 Date & Time  Manual Setup...

  • Page 27: Door

    1.5 Door Relay Select a door open relay Relay ID Relay ID when relay is used Driven by Select an event mode for door open relay Duration (sec) Set time duration for door open relay operation...

  • Page 28: Rte (Exit Button)

    RTE (Exit button) Select a door exit button RTE Type Select relay operation type of RTE Door sensor Select Door sensor input Door sensor Type Select Door sensor type Held open period (sec) Select Door open period Alarm sensor Select Alarm sensor input Alarm sensor type Select Alarm sensor type Tamper...
  • Page 29 1.5.2 Door  Relay ID Please input the ID when using Smart Relay 1.5.3 Door  Driven by All Events Select door open for all events Authentication Select door open for authentication event T&A Event Select door open for T&A event Authentication + T&A Event Select door open for authentication plus T&A event Disabled...
  • Page 30 1.5.4 Door  Duration (sec) Setting the Duration time of door open function 1.5.5 Door  RTE (Exit button) Not used Select not to use RTE (Exit button) GPI1 Select to use GPI1 as RTE (Exit button) GPI2 Select to use GPI2 as RTE (Exit button)
  • Page 31 1.5.6 Door  RTE Type Select type of door sensor Normally Open Normally Close 1.5.7 Door  Door Sensor Not used Select not to use Door sensor GPI1 Select to use GPI1 as Door sensor GPI2 Select to use GPI2 as Door sensor...
  • Page 32 1.5.8 Door  Door Sensor type Select type of door sensor (normally open or normally closed). 1.5.9 Door  Hold open period (sec) Setting the hold open period (sec) for alarm if the door is not closed.
  • Page 33 1.5.10 Door  Alarm Sensor Not used Select not to use Alarm sensor GPI1 Select to use GPI1 as Alarm sensor GPI2 Select to use GPI2 as Alarm sensor 1.5.11 Door  Alarm Sensor type Select type of Alarm sensor Normally Open Normally Close...
  • Page 34 1.5.12 Door  Tamper Switch to select enable / disable Tamper switch. 1.5.13 Door  Interlock Sensor Not used Select not to use Interlock sensor GPI1 Select to use GPI1 as Interlock sensor GPI2 Select to use GPI2 as Interlock sensor 1.5.14 Door ...
  • Page 35 1.5.15 Door  Prohibition Sensor Not used Select not to use Prohibition sensor GPI1 Select to use GPI1 as Prohibition sensor GPI2 Select to use GPI2 as Prohibition sensor 1.5.16 Door  Prohibition Sensor type Select type of Prohibition sensor Normally Open Normally Closed...

  • Page 36: Device Info

    1.6 Device Info. Device name Device ID Model name Model name of this device Firmware file Version name of installed firmware (FW) file Serial number Identification number of this device MAC address of this device HW version Revision number of hardware board Kernel version Revision number of kernel Boot version...

  • Page 37: Recovery Version

    Recovery version Revision number of recovery firmware Application version Revision number of Launcher application FPGA version Revision number of Camera FPGA firmware 1.7 Interphone Interphone Select enable/disable for interphone use IP Address IP address of PC which interphone program is installed 1.7.1 Interphone ...

  • Page 38: User Data

    System Memory capacity of system area User data Memory capacity of user area 1.9 Camera Power line frequency Select power line frequency that supplying to device...

  • Page 39: Reboot

    1.9.1 Camera  Power Line Frequency 50Hz Select power line frequency to 50Hz 60Hz Select power line frequency to 60Hz 1.10 Reset Reboot Reboots device Factory Default Resets all configuration settings and/or deletes all user data Check DB consistency Checks and updates old DB for compatibility with new firmware manually...
  • Page 40 1.10.1 Reset  Reboot The main purpose of this command is that it is replicated in the EF-45 SDK’s host side application, which allows for device reboot from a management console on the network. 1.10.2 Reset  Factory Default Reset all settings Reset all configuration settings Delete all data Delete all user data...
  • Page 41 1.10.2.1 Reset  Factory Default  Reset All Settings <Note> How to do the factory set by using reset button when the Settings menu is not accessible. 1) Find the factory reset button in the device’s rear panel. 2) Press the button more than 2 secs, which will delete all the data and reset all the settings.
  • Page 42 1.10.2.3 Reset  Factory Default  Delete All Data and Reset All Settings 1.10.3 Reset  Check DB consistency...

  • Page 43: Network

    2. Network Configure settings for IP and serial communication. 2.1 TCP/IP LAN type Show the LAN type DHCP/Static Select enable/disable DHCP mode <Note> When you will use Static mode, you should enter all necessary information: IP Address, Subnet, Gateway IP Address Set static IP address Subnet Set static subnet mask...
  • Page 44 2.1.1 TCP/IP  IP Address 2.1.2 TCP/IP  Subnet...

  • Page 45: Wi-Fi

    2.1.4 TCP/IP  Gateway 2.2 Wi-Fi To enable WiFi function after plugging in USB WiFi adapter. Requires reboot of the system. (Note: only factory supported WiFi dongles are compatible.
  • Page 46 2.2.1 Wi-Fi  WiFi Scanning After Wi-Fi is enabled, system will search all Wi-Fi networks to present selections. 2.2.2 Wi-Fi  Enter the password Enter the selected Wi-Fi password to connect. (It does not support all characters.)
  • Page 47 2.2.3 Wi-Fi  Wi-Fi Selected 2.2.4 Wi-Fi  Selected Information Connection information for selected Wi-Fi.

  • Page 48: Server Ip

    2.3 Server Set the server configuration for push dedicated data (e.g. event/log, image/template for server match) to network. 2.4 Serial RS485-PC Select a baud rate for RS485 (optional, on demand) RS485-NET Select an operating mode for RS485 (optional, on demand) RS485-ID Select device ID when the operating mode is SLAVE RS232...
  • Page 49 2.4.1 Serial  RS485-PC Select Serial Baud rate if you want to use RS485 2.4.2 Serial  RS485-NET Not use Disable RS485 NET-HOST Set RS485 operating mode as host NET-SLAVE Set RS485 operating mode as slave NET-OSDP NET-EFIO Select a device type connected to RS485 NET-TOUCH...
  • Page 50 2.4.3 Serial  RS485-ID 2.4.4 Serial  RS232 Select Baud rate if you want to use RS232.

  • Page 51: Usb Memory

    2.4.5 Serial  RS232-NET Select a device type connected to RS232 2.5 USB Memory USB enable Select enable/disable for USB memory use FW Upgrade Enable firmware (F/W) upgrade from USB memory Import Backup data (user & log data) with restore from USB memory Export Backup data (user &...
  • Page 52 2.5.1 USB Memory  FW Upgrade Initiate FW Upgrade by tapping on button on bottom right. √ OK If the FW file (new firmware / operating libraries) does not exist in USB memory drive, or FW file is same or older version than what is on system, a message will appear as shown below.
  • Page 53 2.5.2 USB Memory  Import User data Restore user enroll data from USB memory Log data Restore log data from USB memory 2.5.3 USB Memory  Export User data Backup user enroll data to USB memory Log data Backup log data and copies Debug files to USB memory Backup for debug Backup Debug files to USB memory...

  • Page 54: Display

    3. Display Configure settings for screen display. 3.1 Voice Instructions Not used Select to disable all voice instructions Use all Select to enable all voice instructions Except for recognition Select to disable voice position guide for recognition only position guide Except for recognition Select to disable recognition result voice only result...

  • Page 55: Central Timer

    3.2 Central Timer Not Used Select to disable Central Timer 12 Hours Select to enable Central Timer as 12-hour clock format 24 Hours Select to enable Central Timer as 24-hour clock format 3.3 Menu Timeout Menu Timeout Set timeout for auto exit from menu display after leaving it untouched...
  • Page 56 3.4 Screensaver User screensaver Enable/Disable screensaver Time display position Select Time display position in the screensaver Wait time Set the amount of idle time that must elapse before the screensaver is activated 3.4.1 Screensaver  Time display position...

  • Page 57: Pop-Up Timeout

    3.4.2 Screensaver  Wait time 3.5 Pop-Up Timeout Pop-Up Timeout Set pop-up message window (recognition complete etc.) display duration...

  • Page 58: Backlight Timeout

    3.6 Backlight Timeout Backlight Timeout Set timeout for auto off LCD backlight after leaving unused 3.7 Date Display YYYY/MM/DD Select year/month/day display mode DD/MM/YYYY Select day/month/year display mode...

  • Page 59: Language

    3.8 Language Language Select a language to use (English, Korean, Chinese(S), Chinese(T), Japanese, Russian, Turkish, Spanish, Italian, Arabic)

  • Page 60: Authentication

    4. Authentication Configure settings for authentication method and Time & Attendance mode. 4.1 Mode Start mode Select the initial (basic) recognition method Combination mode Select a combination (additional) recognition method if necessary...

  • Page 61: T&A

    4.1.1 Mode  Combination Mode (Step 1) Select a combination (additional) recognition method. 4.2 T&A Use T&A Select enable/disable for T&A usage mode T&A mode Select T&A mode (Attendance etc.) T&A value (Enabled on “Fixed (by device)”, “Manual Fix (by key input)” T&A mode) Select a T&A value: In, Out, Leave, Return T&A order...
  • Page 62 4.2.1 T&A  T&A Mode Fixed (by device) When selected, authentication is available only with the fixed T&A event. You can define a fixed T&A event in T&A value menu. Manual (by key input) When selected, you can press a Function key that is assigned to a T&A event you want.
  • Page 63 4.2.2 T&A  T&A value The T&A value menu appears when you select “Fixed (by device)” or “Manual Fix (by key input)” as a T&A mode. 4.2.3 T&A  T&A order The T&A order menu appears when you select “Manual (by key input)” as a T&A mode.

  • Page 64: Admin Password

    4.2.4 T&A  T&A key map 4.3 Admin password Use admin password Enable/Disable admin password usage Password Set admin password...

  • Page 65: Operation

    4.3.1 Admin password  Password 5. Mode Configure settings for recognition operations 5.1 Operation Individual Enable/disable for permission of individual authentication authentication <Note>If enabled, the authentication mode of the user will be determined by Individual mode selection in the User setting If disabled, the authentication mode will be determined by the global authentication mode settings at Settings >...
  • Page 66 Continuous recognition Enable/Disable continuous recognition mode (When enabled, the system does not return to the home screen after each recognition.). 5.1.1 Operation  Dual Authentication <Note> When selected, Dual authentication will apply to “Everyone”. “Admin” option is under development. 5.1.2 Operation  Match Timeout...

  • Page 67: Wiegand

    5.2 Wiegand Output type Select Wiegand Output type 5.2.1 Wiegand  Output type Wiegand Send customized Wiegand data out Card Send Card data out Send User ID out...
  • Page 68 5.3 Card Use CSN Enable to read card CSN Disable to read card memory data written by user CSN order Select Card CSN read order 5.3.1 Card  CSN order Select to read CSN’s most significant bit first (Reverse) Select to read CSN’s least significant bit first (Forward)

  • Page 69: Log Info

    6. Log View information of saved log and log search viewer. 6.1 Log Info...

  • Page 70: Log List

    6.2 Log list 6.2.1 Log list information If you select the log list, you can find information like above.

  • Page 71: Log Search

    6.2.2 Log Search 6.2.3 Delete all logs If you want to delete all the logs then select Delete all tab.

  • Page 72: User

    User Tap the User icon in Home screen. Displays the registered user lists in All and Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Enroll button Switch to enroll process Search button Switch to search process Capacity Info button Shows the used memory percentage Delete button Switch to delete process...

  • Page 73: Enroll User

    1. Enroll User Tap the Enroll button to enroll a new user. Enroll User Page ① ID: Created a user ID number automatically or input manually ② Name: Input user name manually ③ Individual: Set user individual authentication mode if necessary ④...

  • Page 74: Name

    1.1 Name 1.2 Individual...
  • Page 75 Select an individual authentication mode. Select an individual authentication mode.

  • Page 76: Admin

    1.3 Admin Set this user to be main Administrator to login the Settings and User. Note: After setting main Administrator login, only this Administrator can access the Settings and User functions. 1.4 Group Note: This function is under development. 1.4 Iris & Face Enrollment Process Iris &...

  • Page 77: Iris & Face

    1.4.1 Iris & Face Capture Process  Face Capture (far face) ※ Note: Only operational if “Combined Face and Iris” mode is active Color Overlay BLUE means too far GREEN means OK RED means too close. Switch to Iris Capture stage after good face image acquisition...
  • Page 78 1.4.1.1 Iris & Face Process  Face Capture  Tracking Guide Box UI Positioning box appears in order to guide subject. Capture normal face images.
  • Page 79 In case of selection of Glasses wearer check box, will be active for about 3 to 5 seconds. Capture additional face images with glasses off.
  • Page 80 1.4.2 Iris & Face Process  Iris Capture In case of Tracking Guide Box UI mode, display will be active for about 3 to 5 seconds. 1.4.2.1 Iris & Face Process  Iris Capture  Tracking Guide Box UI Accepted capture of iris images.
  • Page 81 1.4.3 Iris & Face Process  Save Data / Complete Enrollment Reset Return to face capture stage Cancel Return to Enroll User screen Move to next screen to complete enrollment 1.4.4 Iris & Face Process  Complete Enrollment Cancel Return to User Main screen Save user data to complete biometrics enrollment, then return to User Main screen...

  • Page 82: Card

    1.5 Card Card tab Selection changes tab to blue color When “Please place your card” message appears, touch front-bottom part of device with user card. <Note> Multiple card registration is supported (max. eight cards per user). 1.5.1 Card  Save Data Card number is shown on tagging a card Reset Clear card number and "Please tag your card"...

  • Page 83: Pin

    1.6 Pin PIN tab Selection changes tab to blue color Enroll (+) button Switch to input screen 1.6.1 Pin  Input...
  • Page 84 1.6.2 Pin  Save Data Pin number is shown as "*" character. Reset Clear pin number and (+) button is shown Cancel Return to User Main screen Save user data to complete PIN enrollment / return to User Main screen...

  • Page 85: Search

    2. Search Tap the Search icon to browse list of enrolled users. 2.1 Search  ID 2.2 Search  Name...

  • Page 86: Capacity Info

    3. Capacity Info Tap the Capacity Info icon to check storage space.
  • Page 87 5. Recognition Process 5.1 Recognition Process Recognition process is identical to the enrollment process. 5.2 Recognition / Authentication Success 5.3 Recognition / Authentication Failure When access is denied, warning icons can appear on the screen. Glasses: Device detects occlusion by glasses. •...

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