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- Page 1 ASLOC Biometric Imaging System 8” Display User Manual & Technical Specifications ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
4.1 Operation of the screen and its adjustment buttons...............10 5. Cleaning and Maintenance .........................13 6. Error Condition Handling ........................15 7. Specification ............................15 8. Copyright Information ........................17 9. Limitation of Liability..........................17 10. Declaration Statement and Safety Notices ..................18 ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 2... -
Page 3: Psi
2. ASLOC Imaging System ASLOC is an imaging system that is optimised specifically for facial recognition. It is intended for indoor use without the presence of high dust levels. Comprising of a camera and integrated Near Infra-Red (NIR) pulsed illumination, the imaging unit is housed in a dry powder coated aluminium tubular housing supported by a circular dry powder coated aluminium mounting base. -
Page 4: Illumination
A 12V 2.5A rated power supply unit provides the power for the illumination (please ensure only the specific type of power supply unit provided is used on the ASLOC, replacement units can be ordered though Perception Sensors and Instrumentation). The standby power for the illumination is 0.5 watts with all the LEDs off. - Page 5 6.6W. The power supply is fully approved for this application and has been EMC compliance tested when in combination with the ASLOC imaging unit. The PSU is 12V DC and can supply the peak current without exceeding the voltages that have been outlined in this document. Connection to power supplies that do not fulfil this criterion will void product warranty.
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Page 6: Installation Of Asloc
Figure 1: Dimensional drawing of Left Offset ASLOC with 8” Display ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 6... - Page 7 Please note the touch screen size is 8” diagonal (174mm (H) x 104.4mm (V)), however the overall dimension of the framed screen is 198.8mm (H) x 167.8mm (V) X 34mm (D). The screen sits inside the 61.1mm diameter pole. ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 7...
- Page 8 The diagram above highlights the advantage of an offset screen. Offsetting the screen prevents the screen framework overhanging either side of the gate application, if the ASLOC pole is positioned at 35° to the subject. The screen must be offset to account for the position of the gate to the subject.
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Page 9: Operation Of Asloc
Please note to achieve height the unit would be mounted onto a platform surface. The ASLOC system is provided with a USB2.0, HDMI and 2.1mm DC barrel power extension cable, along with the power supply unit. These cables can be run to a suitable location however please note that the USB2 and HDMI cables have a maximum length of 3 metres. -
Page 10: Operation Of The Screen And Its Adjustment Buttons
ASLOC Poles have only one of the two input signals applied (HDMI); therefore, the board will auto select the channel that has signal feed, thus, this Key (S1) does not have function as a Hot Key. - Page 11 By pressing the S3 (-) key or S4 (+) key, adjust the selected Value (e.g. contrast in the example above). Press the S2 (ENTER) key or select the “BACK” Bar can move layer 3 into Layer 2. ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 11...
- Page 12 ASLOC the source is HDMI. • There is also an audio option in the 1 layer to adjust volume and mute, however the ASLOC as standard does not provide interfacing audio speakers to the screen. ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023...
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Page 13: Cleaning And Maintenance
It is important to keep the camera lens location free of scratches, obstructions or marks. If using cleaning products on the ASLOC, it is recommended to avoid any containing acetic acid (vinegars). - Page 14 Please note that any area on the front of the camera unit between the LED illumination and camera lens (between the blue shaded areas on figure 4) is a free area that does not affect the functionality of the system. Figure 5: Cleaning and free areas on ASLOC Camera unit ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023...
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Page 15: Error Condition Handling
Power consumption operating 0.8W typical Maximum power consumption 4.2W (fuse limited) Ambient temperature range 0°C to 60°C Over temperature trip 80°C (75°C reset) Power inlet 2.1mm DC connector Centre Pin +VE ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023 Page 15... - Page 16 Cable entry 1 cable entry hole to be provided by the client (entry through centre section of stand) Mean Time Before Failure of ASLOC (MTBF) Significantly over 100,000 Hours Approvals CE compliant with low voltage directive certified power supply unit...
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Page 17: Copyright Information
(including but not limited to loss of profits, savings, reduced productivity, damage to equipment, damage to or loss of stock or product, loss of profits, interruption to or loss of business) due to malfunction, fault, downtime or operation (proper or improper) of the ASLOC system. ASLOC User Manual D-012 Rev 1.0 03/11/2023... -
Page 18: Declaration Statement And Safety Notices
IEC 62471:2006, meeting the requirements of Directive 2006/25/EU, Artificial Optical Radiation. The ASLOC device itself is a 12 V DC unit; however, is provided with a certified power supply unit of supply 90 – 264V AC (47 to 63Hz). This power supply is certified to the following safety standards EN 62368-1:2014+A11, BS EN 62368-1:2014+A11, UL 62368-1 &...
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