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Installation Manual | AVW-20231129 iProtect Access / Security | Readers | PHG Fingerprint reader

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Table of contents

1. Introduction

The Voxio biometrics fingerprint reader is a robust, stylish reader, equipped with the proven Sagem optical sensor for fingerprint reading.

The fingerprint reader is designed for situations where an elevated level of security is required. This reader can provide access, when an employee provides a personal card and a finger. (authentication)

1.1 Features

• All-in-one solution

• Easy to use

• No additional software

• Fingerprint template on the card

• Two finger templates possible on one card

• Enrollment mode through enroll card possible

1.2 Versions

The fingerprint reader is available in two versions:

1. Enrollment station: desktop model with stainless steel stand

2. Wall reader

2. Support and license

Below is an overview of support for both the hardware and the software, including the necessary license:

2.1 Specifications of initial version.

• 2 fingerprints are stored on the card.

• 1 of the 2 stored fingers must be presented.

• 1 card per reader(s) can be used to enter the enroll mode (Based on the UID of the card).

The reader must be initialized for use with TKH cards.
Depending on configuration, Desfire 3DES or AES256 (ev1) can be used.

Connecting the PHG reader to a Polyx™ or Pluto/Orion, the Controller must be configured for use with the
card coding like 4 sitecode and 4 cardnumber or 6 sitecode and 6 cardnumber.

2.2 Supported cards

• TKH coded DESFire cards

• TKH coded Mifare classic cards

• Mifare classic cards (UID)

3. Installation

There are 2 reader types, so there are 2 ways to connect the reader. The table model can be connected directly to the Workstation with a straight serial cable.

The wall mounted reader can be connected to a Reader Orbit/ bus Orion (clock data protocol) or a Polyx™/ Pluto with stacked Orion (RS485 communication).

3.1 PHG reader connections

ST1 connector (connection to power supply and Poly/Pluto with stacked Orion)

ST2 connector (connection to reader orbit or bus Orion)

3.2 PHG Micro switch settings

Set the micro switch settings from the reader as described below:

3.3 Connecting the Enrollment station

The “Table Model” enrollment station can be connected with the supplied power supply. No
further connections are needed.

3.4 Connecting wall mount reader to “reader orbit” or “bus Orion”(clock/data)

ST1 connector (connection to external power supply)

ST2 connector (connection to Orbit/bus Orion)

3.5 Connect the wall Mount reader to a Polyx or Pluto with stacked Orion

ST1 connector (Connection to Readerconnector/Readerboard)

4. Firmware and config

5. Using the reader

5.1 Using the reader in Enrollment mode

The reader is programmed to store 2 fingerprints on the card. Each finger has to be presented 3 times to get a high accuracy.

Present the enroll card, the fingerprint sensor will flash red. The LED will blink Red.
Start enrolling:

• present the first finger 3 times

• present the second finger 3 times

5.2 Using the reader in normal mode

When the reader is in normal read mode, present your Enrolled card to the fingerprint reader. The LED will blink blue. The finger sensor lights-up RED and the LED starts flashing yellow. Present one of the two Enrolled fingers.

When there is a match the status LED will blink Green, and one beep is given. When there’s no match, the status LED will blink Red and gives two beeps. Now you get a second chance to present your finger. When the second chance also fails you have to re-present your card.