Electronic Securityassembly M22(S)-ESA

User Manual
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1st published 2002, edition date 05/02

1st published 2005, edition date 05/05 Moeller GmbH, 53105 Bonn Author Ulrich Thiebes Production: Thomas Kracht Translator: Nigel Green All rights reserved, including those of the translation. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form (printed, photocopy, microfilm or any other process) or processed, duplicated or distributed by means of electronic systems without written permission of Moeller GmbH, Bonn. Subject to alteration without notice.

Warning! Dangerous electrical voltage!

Before commencing the installation Disconnect the power supply of the device. Ensure that devices cannot be accidentally restarted. Verify isolation from the supply. Earth and short circuit. Cover or enclose neighbouring units that are live. Follow the engineering instructions (AWA) of the device concerned. Only suitably qualified personnel in accordance with EN 50110-1/-2 (VDE 0105 Part 100) may work on this device/system. Before installation and before touching the device ensure that you are free of electrostatic charge. The functional earth (FE) must be connected to the protective earth (PE) or to the potential equalisation. The system installer is responsible for implementing this connection. Connecting cables and signal lines should be installed so that inductive or capacitive interference does not impair the automation functions. Install automation devices and related operating elements in such a way that they are well protected against unintentional operation. Suitable safety hardware and software measures should be implemented for the I/O interface so that a line or wire breakage on the signal side does not result in undefined states in the automation devices. Ensure a reliable electrical isolation of the low voltage for the 24 volt supply. Only use power supply units complying with IEC 60364-4-41 (VDE 0100 Part 410) or HD 384.4.41 S2. Deviations of the mains voltage from the rated value must not exceed the tolerance limits given in the specifications, otherwise this may cause malfunction and dangerous operation. Emergency stop devices complying with IEC/EN 60204-1 must be effective in all operating modes of the automation devices. Unlatching the emergency-stop devices must not cause restart. Devices that are designed for mounting in housings or control cabinets must only be operated and controlled after they have been installed with the housing closed. Desktop or portable units must only be operated and controlled in enclosed housings. Measures should be taken to ensure the proper restart of programs interrupted after a voltage dip or failure. This should not cause dangerous operating states even for a short time. If necessary, emergency-stop devices should be implemented. Wherever faults in the automation system may cause damage to persons or property, external measures must be implemented to ensure a safe operating state in the event of a fault or malfunction (for example, by means of separate limit switches, mechanical interlocks etc.).

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List of contents
1. 2. CONCERNING THE OPERATING MANUAL......................................................................................................2 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................2 2.1 TARGET GROUP ..................................................................................................................................................2 2.2 CONDITIONS FOR USE ..........................................................................................................................................2 3. 4. 5. DEVICE OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................................3 HOW DOES THE FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION FUNCTION? ....................................................................4 CONNECTION......................................................................................................................................................5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 6. 7. 8. POWER SUPPLY ..................................................................................................................................................6 RELAY OUTPUT ...................................................................................................................................................6 CONNECTION TO MFD-TITAN...............................................................................................................................6 CONNECTION TO PC ...........................................................................................................................................6 STATUS LAMP .....................................................................................................................................................7

COMMISSIONING................................................................................................................................................8 STAND ALONE MODE: FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION............................................................................9 7.1 USING THE FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION ...........................................................................................................10 DISPLAY MODE : OPERATION VIA MFD-TITAN OR PC SOFTWARE ......................................................11 8.1 MENU LEARN................................................................................................................................................12 8.2 IDENTIFY MENU ...............................................................................................................................................15 8.3 MENU USER..................................................................................................................................................16 8.4 MENU PARAMETER... ..................................................................................................................................17 8.4.1 Menu point PASSWORD......................................................................................................................19 8.4.2 Menupoint SECURITY .........................................................................................................................21 8.5 MENU DIAGNOSIS........................................................................................................................................22

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OVERVIEW ERROR MESSAGES.....................................................................................................................23

List of illustrations
Illustration 1: Device overview ......................................................................................................................................3 Illustration 2: M22-ESA-R connection overview ..........................................................................................................5

List of tables
Table 1: Adjustable parameters..................................................................................................................................18 Table 2: Error message ..............................................................................................................................................24

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1. Concerning the operating manual

This operating manual describes the installation, commissioning and use of the M22(S)-ESA finger print system. For installation and commissioning eltrical knowledge is a prerequisite.

2. Introduction
2.1 Target group
The unit M22(S)-ESA (ESA = electronic Securityassembly) may only be mounted and connected by a trained electrician or by someone who has knowledge of electrical installations. M22-ESA = Finger sensor with titan coloured front ring M22-ESA = Finger sensor with black front ring The biometrical key M22(S)-ESA is an industrial switch with integrated fingerprint identification. Up to 100 fingerprints can be administered. These can be divided into three different user groups. With this system a switch function can be obtained simply from fingerprint identification. The sensor reads the fingerprint that is then processed and evaluated by an integrated picture processing unit. The operation and the commissioning and the inputting of the fingerprints takes place via the operating unit MFD-Titan (MFD-CP4-800 + MFD-80-B). The identification operation can take place without extra units. The operating status is shown by LEDs (Ready/Processing/Error).

2.2 Conditions for use

The unit M22(S)-ESA is a mountable unit and must be mounted into an enclosure, e.g. a switchboard or an operating panel. The front part (sensor) has IP65 protection. The power supply and the signal connections must be wired and shrouded to protect against accidental contact. The installation must conform to the EMC regulations. The M22(S)-ESA must not be used for a safety relevant function.

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3. Device overview
The complete unit M22(S)-ESA consists of two components which are shown below. The front piece, shown as M22(S)-ESA1, is the finger guide and contains the sensor necessary for the finger identification. This is in the middle of the finger guide. The evaluation electronics for the finger identification is in the M22-ESA-R.

M22(S)-ESA1 (IP65)

M22-ESA-R (IP20)
Illustration 1: Device overview

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4. How does the fingerprint identification function?

The fingerprint identification is based on the newest algorithems for picture processing that has a speed that up to now was not possible for such a high processing speed and reliable identification and security. For this purpose the individual finger lines, their ends and branches are used as characteristic features (minutiea). Due to the natural variety of fingers and also technical conditions faultless functioning of the system under all operational conditions cannot be guaranteed. With certain fingerprints the system cannot be used. This can be the case, for example, with injuries, fingers with especially few features (minutiea), especially smooth skin and especially flat finger lines. Also in certain situations, depending upon the parameters of the algorithums, a false rejection and in very few cases a false acceptance is possible. So, for example, injuries, dry skin, dirt, moisture or differing sweeps of the finger may prevent identification. Poorly entered fingers, fingers with few evaluable features and very similar fingers could in a very few cases lead to false indetification. When a finger is swept over the sensor the system reads, via the sensor, a picture of the fingerprint.

further use the picture must be prepared. The picture preparation software optimises the picture so that only the finger lines are saved in the picture. The spurious picture elements are filtered out.

Then the typical features of the fingerprint (minutiea) are determined. The type of features (forking, swirl, island, ellipse, etc.) and their relative position to each other are stored in a template. The template is a dataset in which a complete fingerprint is described by its features. In comparison to the picture delivered from the sensor it is very small.

By identification the template of the currently read fingerprint is compared with the already stored templates. An adjustable number of fingerprint features must correspond so that the finger is identified as valid. If not enough features correspond the finger is rejected.

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5. Connection
Danger from electric shock! Dont carry out any electrical work on the device with the power switched on. Keep to the safety regulations: Switch off system, Check for no voltage, Secure against re-switch on, Short-circuit and earth, Cover adjacent live parts. The unit may only be mounted and connected by an electrician or someone familiar with electrical installations.

Power supply

Relay output

Communications interface

Illustration 2: M22-ESA-R connection overview

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5.1 Power supply

Connect the device to the power supply (2 pole terminal). Terminal +24V: 24 VDC +10% - 15% Terminal 0V: 0 VDC Take care to connect the device correctly. Use a 24 VDC power supply. Never connect the M22(S)-ESA to any other supply. Should this happen the device could be damaged.

5.2 Relay output

The device has a relay contact (changeover) from which another device can be controlled. The maximum switching voltage and switching current of the relay contact must not be exceeded. Technical data: Switching voltage 15-230V AC Maximum switching current. 3A The relay is connected via a 3 pole terminal.

5.3 Connection to MFD-Titan

The device can be connected with the external operating device MFD-80-B via a connection cable MFD-CP4-800. The communications interface M22-ESA-R is used for this.

5.4 Connection to PC
The device can be connected to a PC via the connection cable EASY800-PC-CAB. Install the software MFD-CP4-SIMU, that can be downloaded from the Internet. (www.moeller.net/support Search item: CP4-SIMU)

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5.5 Status lamp

The device has a multi-colour signal lamp on the front to indicate the send/receive, switching and identification processes. Depending upon the operating mode, the LED is controlled differently between the Stand Alone mode without display/software and the Display mode with display/software.

Stand Alone Mode without MFD Display/Software LED colour Green Orange Red Red flashes Meaning The system waits for a finger to be swept over sensor for identification Identified fingerprint is being checked. During this display not further fingerprint identification is possible. Finger is not identified no match An error has occured. The finger was not able to be checked

Display mode with MFD Display/Software LED colour Green Meaning System is ready for operation, in identification mode The system waits for a finger to be swept over sensor for identification Identified fingerprint is being checked. During this display not further fingerprint identification is possible. Identification mode : Finger identified. Relay switches Finger is not identified no match An error has occured. The finger was not able to be checked

Orange Green Red Red flashes

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6. Commissioning
The sensor unit M22(S)-ESA1 must be plugged into the basic unit M22-ESA-R. Connect the power supply to the 2 pole voltage terminals. Connect the device to be controlled to the relay terminals. See illustration on rear of the M22-ESA-R housing Switch on power supply. After switch-on the device carries out a self check. The LED on the module shows for a short time red, then flashes orange and is then green. Note: Should that not be the case or another false function appears immediately switch off the power supply and check the relevant wiring once again. After a successful start (the LED is green) the device can be commissioned. Connect the MFD-CP4-800 or the PC with the M22-ESA-R After plugging in activate the terminal mode of the MFD-Titan: - confirm with the OK button -Select menu point Terminal mode/Start mode - confirm with OK - More concerning Terminal mode can be found in the MFD-Titan User Manual At the first commissioning the required language must be sekected. Pre-set is English.

OK Please select your language

Confirm with OK Select the language with the arrow buttons and confirm with OK. After pressing ESC the language is stored and held for future commissionings. The language can be changed at any time in menu PARAMETER.

ENGLISH DEUTSCH

After a short pause the main menu of the M22(S)-ESA appears.

LEARN IDENTIFY USERS... PARAMETER...

Note: When an error message appears e.g. No sensor, look under

Table 2: Error message, which measures must take place to correct error. In the main menu the basic functions can be selected: Learn, Identify, User, Parameter and Diagnosis. Read the operating instructions in section 7 Stand Alone mode: Fingerprint identification and chapter 8 Display mode : Operation via MFD-Titan or software.

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After the M22(S)-ESA has been successfully commissioned the first fingerprint can be inputted. Proceed as described in 8.1 The sensor unit M22(S)-ESA1 must not plugged or unplugged from the basic unit M22-ESA-R when switch on. This could cause the unit to be damaged.

7. Stand Alone mode: Fingerprint identification

When the M22(S)-ESA is not connected to the terminal MFD-Titan or the PC or the MFD is not in terminal mode then the M22(S)-ESA is in the Stand Alone mode. In this mode when the finger is swept over the sensor the fingerprint is checked. To identify a finger please follow the following steps: Step 1: Sweep a finger over the sensor The green LED must light. If it doesnt light an error has occurred. In this case connect the MFD-Titan to the PC and carry out a diagnosis. Step 2: Take the finger from sensor The LED changes from green to yellow. The finger is being checked when the LED is yellow. During this time no further identification is possible. Step 3: Result of check For successful check : - The LED shows green and the relay switches. For unsuccessful check : - The LED shows red for a short time and then green again

Note: Explanation to error messages can be found in

Table 2: Error message. To change to the interactive Display mode connect the terminal MFD-Titan or the PC via cable to the device.

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7.1 Using the fingerprint identification

The system operates better and more consistantly when more features can be read. That is the case when the sensor can deliver good pictures. To achieve this a few points should be noted when the finger is swept over the sensor. These are given below. Sweep the finger over the sensor as flat, large and straight as possible. Sweep the finger at a constant speed (approx. 0.5 - 1 second) in a straight line from top to bottom over the sensor. Note: When a finger is swept over the sensor at the wrong speed or in the wrong direction the LED shows red for a short time and an error message appears on the MFD Sweep slower, Sweep faster or Sweep strgt. For explanation of the the error messages see section 9 Overview error description Always sweep the finger similarly over the sensor by learn and by identify (same position, same angel). Then the same features will be identified. When the finger is swept over the sensor differently then different features are found by learn and identify and therefore there is no acceptable match of the features. Sweep the finger over the sensor so that as many as possible features are learnt (forking of fingerlines, swirl, branches). Keep the sensor clean during the identification operation. The system works the best when the conditions for learn and later identification are as similar as possible( finger swept over sensor the same, clean sensor, same skin condition, same enviromental conditions).

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8. Display mode : Operation via MFD-Titan or PC software

When the M22(S)-ESA is connected to the Terminal MFD-Titan it is in display mode and the device can be operated interactively. The operation and output is via the device MFD-Titan. When the MFD-Titan is connected it takes a few seconds before the text screen is available. When a identification process is still running Identfy (RUN) shows in the top line. Wait until the process is finished. After a short time the main menu will appear which can be operated via the keyboard of the MFD-Titan.

LEARN IDENTIFY USERS... PARAMETER...

The text based interface is defined as follows: The menu point are in large letters; no special symbols A maximum of 4 menu points are shown at the same time. The type of the menu point is shown by an extra symbol after the menu text. After selection by confirmation with the OK button, the following actions occur: Extra symbols <none> ... : Activated action the menu point activates the action the menu point leads to a sub-menu the menu point shows an editable parameter

With more than 4 menu points the screen contents can be moved vertically using the arrow buttons. For each operation the menu is moved one place up or down. The arrow buttons are shown to the right of the screen. The selected menu point is shown flashing The OK button is for selection When not otherwise used, the arrow right is similar to OK. ESC is abort/return to main menu. When not otherwise used, arrow left is abort/return to main menu, similar to ESC. Editable parameter: when OK is pressed a cursor replaces the first position of the parameter. - with arrow buttons up/down the value can be altered. - with arrow buttons left/right the position can be selected. - The altered parameters are taken over when OK is pressed - When ESC is pressed the action is aborted without alteration/save. When not otherwise used, arrow button left has the ESC function and the arrow button right has the OK function.

To leave the display mode end the connection with the Terminal MFD-Titan, by removing cable or switching off the MFD. After a short time without connection the system changes automatically to the stand alone mode. This can be seen as the LED changes for a short time to orange.

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8.1 Menu LEARN

With this menu point fingerprints can be inputted. The Learn process of the fingerprint determines considerabley the quality of the later identification. . As an optional identification safety the algorithum offers the possibility of inputting a fingerprint several times. The inputted fingerprints are changed to templates and at the end of the process saved together as one template. This process is called Merge. By the Merge process the template contains a greater number of features that can later be used for identification, as by when the finger is only once inputted. This process is controlled bay the parameter TPLCOUNT (see Table 1: Adjustable parameters). Preset is three Learn processes. To learn one fingerprint the finger must be swept 3 times over the sensor. When this menu point is selected follow the following steps : Step 1: Sweep the finger over the sensor

Sweep the finger over the sensor. Step 2: Check the first fingerprint

LEARN 1/3 Please sweep finger... free: 100/100 ESC

Number of input process / Total input processes The user is requested to sweep finger over the sensor free memory space / number of maximum memory spaces

LEARN 1/3 Finger is being checked... Q=087

Remove finger from sensor. Step 3: Result of check For successful check :

Number of input process / Total input processes The pringerprint is inputted and checked Quality of the inputted fingerprint. The higher the value the better the quality

LEARN 1/3 Success! Next... F=029 SC=024

For unsuccessful check :

Number of input process / Total input processes The fingerprint is successfully checked. Sweep the finger, proceed with Step 4. The value F shows the identified features (minutiea). The higher the value the better the quality The value Q shows the quality of the fingerprint. The higher the value the better the quality

LEARN Please repeat... Low quality

1/3

Number of input process / Total input processes The check showed an error. The check must be repeated. Proceed with Step 1. Shows the occured error

Note: Explanation to error messages can be found in

Table 2: Error message.
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Step 4: Second sweep of the finger over the sensor

LEARN 2/3 Please sweep finger... free: 100/100 ESC

Number of input process / Total input processes The user is requested to sweep finger over the sensor frei memory space / Mumber of maximum memory spaces

Sweep the finger for the second time over the sensor. Step 5: Check the second fingerprint

Quality of the inputted fingerprint. The higher the value the better the quality Remove finger from sensor. Remove finger from sensor. Step 6: Result of check For successful check :

LEARN 2/3 Finger is being checked... Q=115

Number of input process / Total input processes The pringerprint is inputted and checked

LEARN 2/3 Success! Next... F=014 SC=162

Number of input process / Total input processes The fingerprint is successfully checked. Sweep the finger once more, proceed with Step 7. The value F shows the identified features (minutiea). The higher the value the better the quality The value of SC shows the agreement (score) of this fingerprint with the first inputted fingerprint. The higher the value the better the agreement

For unsuccessful check :

LEARN Please repeat... Low quality

2/3

Number of input process / Total input processes The check showed an error. The check must be repeated. Proceed with Step 4. Shows the occured error

Step 7: Third sweep of finger over the sensor Sweep the same finger for the third time over the sensor. Step 8: Check the third fingerprint Remove finger from sensor. Step 9: Result of check For successful check : Remove the finger from the sensor. The inputting into the data bank now takes place as Step 10. For unsuccessful check : Repeat Step 7.

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Step 10: Input of fingerprint in the data bank The fingerprint was 3 times succesfully inputted.

LEARN 3/3 Success! Check... F=029 SC=145

Number of input process / Total input processes All fingerprints successfully checked. Input and check the data bank The value F shows the identified features (minutiea). The higher the value the better the quality The value of SC shows the agreement (score) of the fingerprints. The higher the value the better the quality

Step 11: Display of the inputted user names

LEARN 3/3 Success! 001-USER F=009 SC=032

Number of input process / Total input processes User 001-USER was successfully inputted into the data bank. The value F shows the number of taken over features from inputted fingerprints 2 and 3. The higher the value the more features were taken over. The value Q shows the quality of the last checked fingerprint.

Note: The inputted fingerprint is automatically entered into the first free space in the data bank. As in this case there were no inputted fingerprints it goes to space 001.

Step 12: Input next fingerprint or return to main menu.

LEARN OK New finger input? free: 099/100 ESC

OK starts next input process

ESC returns to main menu

Either input next fingerprint or return to main menu.

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8.2 Identify menu

In this menu point fingerprints are read and compared with stored fingerprints. With successful identification the relay is switched. When there are no fingerprints in the system the system gives an error message when the IDENTIFY menu is selected. After a short time the system returns automatically to main menu.

IDENTIFY Error No users

Step 1: Sweep the finger over the sensor

IDENTIFY Please sweep finger...

The user is requested to sweep finger over the sensor ESC returns to main menu When an indification procedure has already taken place then at this position the last known user or the last error would also be shown.

ESC

Sweep the finger over the sensor. Step 2: Check the fingerprint

IDENTIFY Finger is being checked... Q=087 ESC

Remove finger from sensor. Step 3: Result of check For successful check :

The pringerprint is inputted and checked Quality of the inputted fingerprint. The higher the value the better the quality

IDENTIFY Success! F=017 SC=156 001-USER

The fingerprint is successfully checked. Value of F : number of identifed features (minutiea) The value of SC shows the agreement (score) of the fingerprints Memory space, authorisation and name of the identified fingerprint.

The relay is switched according to the set authorisation. For unsuccessful check :

IDENTIFY Please repeat... Low quality

The check showed an error. The check must be repeated. Proceed with Step 1. Shows the occured error

The system returns automatically to Step 1.

Note: Explanation to error messages can be found in

Table 2: Error message.
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As many identifications as necessary can be carried out. ESC button returns to main menu.

8.3 Menu USER...

Under this menu point the user names and authorisation are administered. The inputted fingerprints are saved in a data bank that holds the names and authorisations of the fingerprints. Up to 100 fingerprints and users can be saved. Every fingerprint can be allocated a name. The fingerprint name can have up to a maximum of 8 charachters. Charachters a-z, A-Z and spaces are allowed. A fingerprint together with a name and its authorisation is administered as a User.

001-USER 002- <free> 003- <free> 004- <free>

Arrow button up : 1 memory space back Arrow button left : 10 memory spaces back Arrow button right : 10 memory spaces forward Arrow button down : 1 memory space forward

Name or status of the user <free> - free memory space <deleted> - memory space marked as deleted other text : Name of user, standard name is USER Authorisation: - correspondes with short switching time, parameter RELAYLOW + corresponds to middle switching time parameter RELAYMED * corresponds with high switching time, parameter RELAY-HI For authorisation/switching time see Table 1: Adjustable parameters. The following functions are available in the menu: Scroll in the list: To navigate in the list use the arrow buttons: Arrow up/down: 1 use forwards/backwards arrow right/left: 10 users forwards/backwards Edit names: By pressing the OK button the name can be edited. The letters to be altered are shown inversely. Button use during editing: Arrow up/down: Letter forward/backwards Arrow right/left: Letter position forwards/backwards ALT: Change between large and small letters DEL: Inserts a space OK: Stores the name. Return to menu mode ESC: Return to menu mode. Alterations accepted. Delete fingerprint: By pressing the DEL button the status of the user is set to deleted. By pressing the DEL again the user is restored. Setting the user authorisation: By using the ALT button the authorisation of the user can be set to high/middle/low.

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Saving the changes: When pressing the ESC button it is asked if the values should be saved.

OK Save the changes? ESC

When confirmed with OK the altered names and authorisations are set and the marked users totally deleted. The alterations are saved. During this procedure the action Writing parameters shows. With escape with the ESC button the alterations are not taken over. It then returns to main menu.

8.4 Menu PARAMETER...

With this menu point the device parameters can be seen and altered. The device parameters are subdivided into: System parameter - Language - Password - Switching times of the authorisation Parameters for the fingerprint identification - 3 selection values for the identification security - Number of templates for the learn procedure

The following functions are available in the menu: Scroll in the list: To navigate in the list use the arrow buttons: Arrow up/down: 1 Menu point forward/backwards ESC / arrow left: Spring back to main menu OK / arrow right: Change to select mode Edit parameter : By pressing the OK button the name can be edited. The value to be edited flashes. Button use during editing: Arrow up/down: Value higher/lower ESC: Spring back to the selection mode with alteration OK: Altered values taken over ALT: Sets the parameter to its standard value DEL-ALT: Sets all parameters to their standard values. The following safety question must be confirmed with OK.

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The following parameters can be altered: Designation LANGUAGE Value range ENGLISH DEUTSCH Menu point Passwort Use / Value Selection of the language Default setting : English Sub menu: Selection of password Default setting : 000000 / deactiviated Activate passwort Relay switching time For user with low authorisation in seconds. Default setting: 1 Second Relay switching time For user with medium authorisation in seconds. Default setting: 2 Second Relay switching time For user with high authorisation in seconds. Default setting: 3 Second Number of templates that are accepted in the Learn process. After the Learn process these are calculated into the final template. Default setting: 3 templates There are three different security levels available for the identification: Low = low security Med = medium security Hi = high security

PASSWORD...

RELAY-LOW

1-10s

RELAY -MED

1-10s

RELAY -HI

1-10s

TPLCOUNT

1-5

SECURITY

Low Med Hi

Default setting : Hi= high security

Table 1: Adjustable parameters

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8.4.1 Menu point PASSWORD As an option various functions (learn; user; parameter and diagnosis) can be protected with a 6 figure password. The password can be found under the menu point PARAMETER. The default password is 000000. That means that when entering a security relevant area no password is requested. The numbers 0-9 are selectable. The following functions are available in the menu: Scroll in the list: To navigate in the list use the arrow buttons: Arrow up/down: 1 Menu point forward/backwards ESC / arrow left: Spring back to submenu parameter OK / arrow right: Change to select mode The selected menu point flashes Edit password: By pressing the OK button the name can be edited. The value to be edited flashes. Use of buttons during editing: arrow up/down: Value increase/decrease Arrow left/right: spring to next/last password position ESC: spring back in the selection mode without alteration OK: Altered values taken over

OK Change password ESC

When no password entered the password is the standard value 000000

OK PASSWORT PLEASE 000000 ESC

Should the password be changed it must be confirmed before leaving the parameter menu that the alteration should be saved.

Before the password is used, where necessary make a note of the password. If the password is not known after the alterations are confirmed the protected submenu point can no long be activated. The password can then only be set back when the device is returned to the manufacturer. Stored finger data and entered parameters can then be retained.

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Activate passwort The password is requested once per session. When the number code is no longer 000000, the number code is requested when one of these menu points are selected. The password is requested for the menu points: - LEARN - USER - PARAMETER - DIAGNOSIS An existing password can be activated in three ways. Automatically when the M22(S)-ESA1 is switched on Via password menu ADMIN LOGOUT A session is ended when the M22(S)-ESA1 has no connection to the MFD-Terminal for longer than 10 seconds.

OK Change password ADMIN LOGOUT ESC

When the session is ended, the menupoint ADMIN LOGOUT must be confirmed. When more than one finger is stored the system springs automatically to identification mode Before entry into the blocked menu point the password is requested.

When the correct password is given all menupoints are available for the complete session. It should be noted that when ending a session the user activates the submenupoint ADMIN LOGOUT in the main menu. Otherwise a third person has unprotected access to the system

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8.4.2 Menupoint SECURITY In the M22(S)-ESA to be entered SECURITY parameters are the values for the FAR and FRR parameters. There are three different security levels available for the identification: Low = low security => low FRR however with a few not so infrequent FAR Med = medium security => medium FRR but with a few infrequent FAR of the finger Hi = high security => high FRR but witha few very infrequent FAR of the finger After the reading of the fingerprint and the processing the current template and the stored template are compared with each other. The probability that both templates for every bit agree with each other is very unlikely. This is due to irregularities of the scanned fingerprint, differences in the picture preparation process, etc.. Basically there are two sorts of false identification: FAR False acceptance : (False positive identification of the fingerprint) A non-authorised fingerprint achieves via its template picture a set potential comparison with a stored template. This leads to a positive identification. This value is determined via the selection of the SECURITY parameter. FRR False rejection: (False negative identification of the fingerprint) An authorised fingerprint does not acheive via its template picture the minimum set potential comparison with a stored template. This leads to a negative identification. This value is determined via the selection of the SECURITY parameter.

To accept these values a new start of the device is necessary. After saving the new parameters the question must be confirmed with OK. The devices starts again so that the connection can be stopped for a short time and then started again. Afterwards the device in in main menu mode.

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8.5 Menu DIAGNOSIS

Under this menu point the device can carry out a self test.

Not for the user. Only for service purposes!

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9. Overview error messages

The error messages are given in plain language in English. This is independant from the selected language.

Name No sensor

Description NO sensor or wrong sensor connected Possible cause: Sensor unit not correctly connected. Check the connection of the sensor unit with the basic unit. There are no users available in the database. Identification is not possible. Possible cause: No fingerprints have been inputted.

No users

No memory

No free memory capacity for fingerprint Possible cause: All memory capacity used up. Before a new user can be entered a user must be deleted. Inputting: an inputted fingerprint exceeds the maximum data size. Input this finger again or reduce the parameter TPLCOUNT.

Sweep faster Sweep slower Sweep strgt Sweep longer No match

The finger was swept too slowly, or in the wrong direction, across the sensor The finger was swept too fast, or in the wrong direction, across the sensor The finger was not swept straight across the sensor The finger was swept too short across the sensor With identification or input with several templates the comparison has failed. Infrequent false rejections are normal. Should this occur oftener the following measures could be carried out: - sweep the finger again - clean sensor - input finger new - clean finger - moisten/wipe skin Possible cause: Finger swept wrongly Finger not entered Finger dirty Skin too dry/moist Sensor dirty Sensor defective

Low quality

By identification or inputting the quality of the picture is not good enough Possible cause: Finger swept wrongly Finger dirty Skin too dry/moist Sensor dirty

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Low features

By identification or input the number of features is not enough. Infrequent false rejections are normal. Should this occur oftener the following measures could be carried out: - sweep the finger again - clean sensor - input finger new - clean finger - moisten/wipe skin - input another finger Possible cause: Finger wrongly applied Finger dirty Skin too dry/moist Sensor dirty

READ

Wrong check total when reading configuration from the flash Possible cause: Configuration not correctly writen. Remedy: Write configuration again Flash: Read error at self test. During the initialisation the software carries out a self test from which a test total is determined. Possible cause: Hardware defect

CHKSUM

Table 2: Error message

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