Инструкции для Sagem Securite Groupe SAFRAN MA1XXBC

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• MorphoAccess® J Series

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  • Introduction

    5
    • 1. Scope of the document 3

      5
    • 2. Safety instructions 4

      5
  • Terminal presentation

    5
    • 1. Interfaces presentation 9

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  • Terminal configuration

    5
    • 1. Setting up the terminal IP address 15

      5
    • 2. Configuring a standalone MorphoAccess® 16

      5
    • 3. Understanding MorphoAccess® configuration parameters management 18

      5
    • 4. Configuring a networked MorphoAccess® 20

      6
    • 5. Upgrading the firmware 24

      6
    • 6. Downloading (adding) a licence 25

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  • Stand alone modes (networked or not)

    6
    • 1. Recognition mode synthesis 29

      6
    • 2. Adding a user’s record in the database 30

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    • 3. Access control presentation 31

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  • Access control by identification

    6
    • 1. Access control by identification 39

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  • Access control by authentification

    6
    • 1. Introduction to authentication with contacless card 43

      6
    • 2. Access control by authentication 45

      7
  • Proxy Mode

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    • 1. Proxy mode (or slave) presentation 57

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    • 2. Proxy mode activation 58

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  • Terminal Customization

    7
    • 1. Setting up recognition mode 61

      7
    • 2. Setting up matching threshold 63

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    • 3. Relay activation 64

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    • 4. LED IN feature 66

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    • 5. Access request log file 68

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    • 6. Remote messages: sending the User ID to the central security controller 69

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    • 7. Anti-tamper and anti-pulling switches 71

      7
    • 8. Setting up time mask 75

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  • Man Machine Interface

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    • 1. Convention 79

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    • 2. Identification - Waiting for a finger on the sensor 80

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    • 3. Authentification - waiting for user's contactless card 81

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    • 4. Multi-factor mode - waiting for user’s finger or contactless card 82

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    • 5. Access granted 83

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    • 6. Access denied 84

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    • 7. Timeout while waiting for finger on the sensor 85

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    • 8. No database or empty database 86

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    • 9. USB mass storage key can be removed 87

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    • 10. Terminal maintenance 88

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    • 11. Sensor start up error 89

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  • Appendix

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    • 1. MorphoAccess® 100 and 500 Series compatibility 93

      8
    • 2. MorphoAccess® 200 and 300 Series compatibility 95

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    • 3. Contactless Card modes table 97

      8
    • 4. Required tags on User’s contactless card 99

      8
    • 5. Troubleshooting 100

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    • 6. Bibliography 101

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  • Support

    9
  • 1. Scope of the document

    15
  • 2. Safety instructions

    16
    • Europe information

      16
    • USA information

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• Section 1

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  • 1. Interfaces presentation

    21
    • User interface

      21
    • Power supply interface (see figures 2 • 2 and 2 • 3)

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    • Administration interface (see figures 2 • 2 and 2 • 3)

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    • Access control devices and systems interface (see figure 2 • 2)

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• Section 2

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  • 1. Setting up the terminal IP address

    27
  • 2. Configuring a standalone MorphoAccess®

    28
    • "USB" key administration

      28
    • Principle

      29
  • 3. Understanding MorphoAccess® configuration parameters management

    30
    • Presentation

      30
    • Configuration organization

      30
    • Modifying a parameter

      31
    • Notation

      31
  • 4. Configuring a networked MorphoAccess®

    32
    • Introduction

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    • Network factory settings

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    • Date/Time settings

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    • SSL securing

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    • Modifying a configuration key using "configuration tool"

      33
    • Network Wi-Fi™ configuration

      34
  • 5. Upgrading the firmware

    36
  • 6. Downloading (adding) a licence

    37
• Section 3

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  • 1. Recognition mode synthesis

    41
  • 2. Adding a user’s record in the database

    42
  • 3. Access control presentation

    43
    • Typical access control system

      43
    • Identification - authentification

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    • Access control result communication

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    • Scope

      45
    • "Proxy" mode

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• Section 4

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  • 1. Access control by identification

    51
• Section 5

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  • 1. Introduction to authentication with contacless card

    55
    • Selecting the type of contactless card to be supported

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    • Recognition modes

      55
  • 2. Access control by authentication

    57
    • Authentication with templates on a contactless card

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    • Authentication with template in local database and user ID on contactless card

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    • ASCII User ID included in a TLV structured data

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    • Binary user’s identifier, non-structured data

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    • Authentication based on contactless card mode

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    • Bypassing the biometric control in authentication

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    • The terminal controls that the user ID exists in the database

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    • The terminal works only as a smart card reader

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    • The terminal read binary ID on card and works as a smart card reader

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    • Multi-factor mode

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• Section 6

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  • 1. Proxy mode (or slave) presentation

    69
  • 2. Proxy mode activation

    70
• Section 7

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  • 1. Setting up recognition mode

    73
    • Two attempts mode

      73
    • Parameters

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  • 2. Setting up matching threshold

    75
  • 3. Relay activation

    76
    • Relay external activation

      76
  • 4. LED IN feature

    78
  • 5. Access request log file

    80
  • 6. Remote messages: sending the User ID to the central security controller

    81
    • Presentation

      81
    • Supported protocols

      82
    • Note about terminal clock deviation

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  • 7. Anti-tamper and anti-pulling switches

    83
    • Description

      83
    • Configuration keys

      84
  • 8. Setting up time mask

    87
• Section 8

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  • 1. Convention

    91
  • 2. Identification - Waiting for a finger on the sensor

    92
  • 3. Authentification - waiting for user's contactless card

    93
  • 4. Multi-factor mode - waiting for user’s finger or contactless card

    94
  • 5. Access granted

    95
  • 6. Access denied

    96
  • 7. Timeout while waiting for finger on the sensor

    97
  • 8. No database or empty database

    98
  • 9. USB mass storage key can be removed

    99
  • 10. Terminal maintenance

    100
  • 11. Sensor start up error

    101
• Section 9

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  • 1. MorphoAccess® 100 and 500 Series compatibility

    105
  • 2. MorphoAccess® 200 and 300 Series compatibility

    107
  • 3. Contactless Card modes table

    109
  • 4. Required tags on User’s contactless card

    111
  • 5. Troubleshooting

    112
    • Terminal IP address is unknown or terminal is not reachable

      112
    • Sensor is off

      112
    • Terminal returns erratic answers to ping requests

      112
  • 6. Bibliography

    113
    • Administrator Information

      113
    • Installation Information

      113
    • Developer Information

      114
    • Support Tools

      114
• Section 10

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  • Customer service

    117
  • Hotline

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• Section 11

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