(TA) Web User Manual - Chiyu
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1. 35 Upgrade 0 0000 35 Illustration of Upgrade eee 35 Format BI ee E Ww 36 Illustration of EE ET ETERNA MEUM 36 Document Version 1 0 2014 02 01 All trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners WEB Configuration WEB Logon BioSense II TA SYSTEM contains a HTTP server thus BioSense II TA SYSTEM can link and connect through Web Browser and then conduct setting Preparation Before conducting BioSense II TA SYSTEM setting make sure the following PC has connected to BioSense II SYSTEM and PC and BioSense II TA SYSTEM are situated in the same WAN with power supplied e Ifthe default IP address 192 168 0 66 is occupied by else device then it is a must to shut down that device first till the setting 1s over and then allocate new IP address to BioSense II TA SYSTEM How to search BioSense II TA SYSTEM 1 After installation of BioSense TA SYSTEM and network cable is completed use BioSense TA SYSTEM s SEMAC Search to search all BioSense II TA SYSTEM in a certain LAN or download SEMAC Search utility from CHIYU homepage www chiyu t com tw Desktop icon as below SEM AC Search exe Click SEMAC Searsh Picture icon will display a window as shown I SEMAC Search 1 5 22. Search Illustration of Auto Refresh Log Access Log Screen serial Number of Access Logs User ID will be showed for the user who has access the door By clicking User ID will direct current screen to User Record page to Modify User Record picture 4 Should it be not connected it means the information of the User ID has been deleted X The figure in the parentheses after the User ID means the user s User ID level as 1 10 A Name registered for the User to get IN OUT When the registered information without Name this column will be blank A Date allowed for the User to get IN OUT A Time allowed for the User to get IN OUT Function Key Access during Function Key defined time zone User Name etc gt Query and Export User Check the user can search the user records and export the file out Category 2 Event Check the Event can search the Event records and export the file out 1 Single Can only query export a single user s access to records or 5 Selection records of the event within an event 2 All Can query export all of the Access record or record of events select the date by the selection menu gt Export Select the exporting report TEXT Txt or Excel XIs format Click Search button will produce logs by the setting conditions ath Viewing Searching Exporting users First In Last Out records report for system by defined conditions on Text
3. 168 3 231 SEMAC Search 515 900 Based PC Fast Ethernet Adapte Packet Scheduler Minipost BERR SS SEER AARP Eee ES eas eee Active Route IP Address 192 168 168 5 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 3 1 Active Route IP Address 192 168 0 176 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 Gateway 197 168 3 1 Subnet Mask Gateway Mac Address Software IP Software Port C une MAE 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 19216831 255 255 2550 19216831 75A 192 168 3 1 192 168 0 1 192 158 3 1 192 168 3 1 192 16831 18216831 d En du s f 00 01 8901 0000 Terminal ID 192 168 3 1 00 01 68 4219216839 00 0 01 23 9D 0 0 0 0 00 01 CG 7C 192 158 3 89 00 0E 01 88 7C 0 0 0 0 00 E301 8901 0 0 0 0 B0 0E 01 400 0 0 0 00 00 00 79 0 0 0 0 00 0E E301 89 02 0 0 0 0 00 88 7E 0 0 0 0 00 OF 88 7F 0 0 0 0 Ree Search i Broadcast Specific IP Address PS P192 TESTO scan 192 188 0 17192 163 0 255 LIP 182158058 only scan 1821681055 Exit 5 After modification 1f want to confirm whether the modification 15 correct or not click Refresh button to refresh and check information Fig 1 click Exit button to leave Fig 2 SEMAC Zenrch 1 5
4. Auto Trigger List gt Function Key Auto Trigger List Auto Fucntion Key box will be display when auto function key has set Function key Auto button can be deleted directly by clicking X from the red box Add new Auto Create new auto function key key name combination time for current Function key terminal save to create new auto function key Display Auto Function key combination name and the auto function key 30 Set Ring Time Set Ring time 30 set per day 0 255secods each time can be set for the selected weekday RING SETUP Day Monday Time1 HH MM 24 Time2 HH MM 24 E Time3 HH MM 24 E Time4 HH MM 24 Time5 HH MM 24 E Time6 HH MM 24 Time7 HH MM 24 ES Time8 24 E Time9 HH MM 24 Time10 24 Time11 HH MM 24 Time12 HH MM 24 Time21 HH MM 24 EJ Time22 HH MM 24 Time23 HH MM 24 LJ Time24 HH MM 24 Time25 HH MM 24 Time26 HH MM 24 Time27 HH MM 24 E Time28 HH MM 24 ES Time29 HH MM 24 Time30 HH MM 24 2 seconds 1 255 sec default is 10 Illustration of Time Set gt Time Set List Time Set Icon Display all ring time setup box for the weekday Set a ringing time period 0 255 seconds can be set for each selected Ring Open Time weekday Set save the setting for above Ring Time Setting Em IP Camera select IP Camera from menu to
5. Excel format Clicking the USER ID can also enter to the User Record to modify User Record First IN Last OUT No User ID Employee ID Name Date First IN Last OUT Total 1 User s lt lt End of List gt gt Export Selection Time range All Start Date Single 2014 02 14 End Date 2014 02 14 4 for s em By entering search conditions could find more precis ely u 2 T Operator M te Delete Add User thru the function View User List Search By UserID By Card By Employee ID By User Name No User ID Employee ID User Name Active P C Verification Mode 1 1 15 Sales 001 Katherine e CorForP Total 1 User s lt lt End of List gt gt Activate Deactivate Delete Activate Deactivate or Delete SELECTED Employee 75 Illustration of Users gt Search gt User List Serial Number Tick the box before the Serial Number and Click the button of Activate Deactivate or Delete to manage the authorization of Activate Deactivate or Delete for selected users multi selection is allowed Employee ID Display Employee ID User Name Display User Name Acti Display user s authorization status Green light displays user s ctive authority is activated Grey light means user authority is inactived When the user s Fingerprint registered this column will be with Green Light When the
6. Expire Date Check you must enter the period of Effective From To dates The Drop Down Menu offers you the options of Year Month Date Hour Minute byStatus Tick the box of Activate or Deactivate for user s authority Select a verification mode for the user to be verify by current system C or F or P default F P C P F or P C only Verification Mode 4 8 digits password combination is required For command mode User Personal Password may use UID P to input personal password Select Add User on the Main Window you ll see the User Record screen as following picture User Record Add New User Single Continuous Amount User ID Card No Employee ID 10 User Name Max 31 chars Expire Date Check Disable Enable Status Activate Deactivate Verification Mode C or F or P Personal Password 4 digits Personal Confirm Number of Finger 0 La 16 Illustration of User Record Add New User gt User Record 1 Single Only one user can be registered each time 2 Continuous It allows you to register 1 20000 users in a time by input user account quantity in the text box and only a chain serial numbers is supported User ID User ID can be within 14294967295 or User ID couldn t be save when the ID 1s exceeding 4294967295 Card No Manual
7. Maintenance System Log System Log Select System Log on the Main Window for checking system log or export system log report as TEXT or Excel format System Log Mo Date 1 02 14 2014 2 02 14 2014 3 02 13 2014 4 02 12 2014 5 02 12 2014 5 02 12 2014 7 02 11 2014 8 02 11 2014 9 02 11 2014 10 02 11 2014 11 02 11 2014 12 02 11 2014 13 02 11 2014 14 02 11 2014 15 02 11 2014 16 02 11 2014 17 02 11 2014 18 02 11 2014 19 02 11 2014 20 02 11 2014 Total 60 Record s Time 11 53 12 11 20 43 15 08 30 15 11 20 13 20 30 08 56 46 18 04 34 17 10 16 16 44 28 16 44 26 16 44 25 16 43 39 16 43 39 16 43 39 16 43 38 16 43 38 16 43 37 16 43 37 16 43 36 16 43 36 Description ETH Dev Link Up ETH Dev Link Down System Power ON ETH Dev Link Down Terminal Login by Normal Password System Power ON Terminal Login by Normal Passiword System Power ON ETH Dew Link Down System Warm Start System Terminal Setup from Web System Warm Start Set Time 16 43 29 from Web Set Date 2014 02 11 Day 2 from Web Set Time 16 43 28 from Web Set Date 2014 02 11 Day 2 from Web Set Time 16 43 37 from Web Set Date 2014 02 11 Day 2 from Web Set Time 16 43 36 from Web Set Date 2014 02 11 Day 2 from Web lt First Prev 10 1 2 3 Next 10 erra 26 Illustration of System Log gt System Log No Serial Number of the log Description of the System Operation rec
8. all the Access Access Logs Logs FKey Auto Tick the box before System Logs and Click Delete to delete all the FKey Trigger Auto Trigger setting Tick the box before System Logs and Click Delete to delete all the Func Func Key Key setting Tick the box before System Logs and Click Delete to delete all the Ring Time setting Button Select All Tick the box to select all boxes in a time Delete ticked item s Steps 1 Tick the item s to be deleted 2 Click button Delete gt Factory Default Click to reset system to factory default Ring Time 36
9. enter to IP Camera configuration screen usernarma assword IP Camera IP PORT TYPE pa 30 Char Max 30 Char Max 0 0 0 0 80 VIVOTEK IP7133 7330 Door Illustration IP Camera gt IP Camera IP Camera Enter IP address of the IP Camera PORT Enter a port number for connecting the IP Camera default 1s 80 T Select an IP Camera model name from the inbuilt name list Default is e i VIVOTEK IP7133 7330 2 35 Backup select Backup from the menu to enter to Backup system screen Backup amp Database database cfg User Data userdata cfg User List userlist txt This command will export the User Registry data for backup purpose Illustration of Backup gt Backup Backup Project for Database Terminal Setup Password Setup Time Set Time Zone Setup database cfg Group List Holiday Setup Door Setup User Data Backup Project for all User Data userdata cfg User List Backup Project for userlist txt User ID Card No Name User Verification mode Backup Click the button to backup 33 Restore Select Restore from the menu to enter Restore Import configuration screen as below Restore Select the file to restore import Database database cfg userdata cfg User List userlist txt It may take few minutes to restore the database Hestore Illustration of Restore Restore Project for Database Terminal Setup Passwor
10. 011 01 07 192 168 3157 255 Sele SEMAC S2 255 255 255 0 192 168 3 1 00 E301 6B 42 192 168 3 9 BF830 W EM _ 192 168 0 66 2552552550 19216801 000 E301 23 9D 0 0 0 0 7 SEMAC S2 192 168 3 154 2552552550 19216831 000E E301 C6 7C 192 168 3 89 WEBPass M1 192 168 0 233 255 255 255 0 19216831 000 E301 88 7C 0 0 0 0 Controller 192 168 3 173 2552552550 19216831 000 E301 8901 0 0 0 0 By SEMAC S2 192168 3234 255 255 255 0 19216831 00 0E E301 BA 40 0 0 0 0 gj WEBPass M1 192 168 3244 255 255 255 0 192 168 3 1 000 E3 00 00 79 0 0 0 0 TE SEMAC S3 192168 3 231 2552552550 19216831 00 0E E301 8902 0 0 0 0 87 Doors Reader 192 168 3180 2552552550 19216831 000 E3 01 88 7E 0 0 0 0 1 iDoors Reader 192 168 3144 255 255 255 0 19216831 000 E3 01 88 7F 0 0 0 0 Refresh IP Address 0 0 0 0 SEE 5 Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 Broadcast Specihc IP Address IP Address 192 168 fo fo fo CECU Subnet Mask 255 255 2 255 0 Mac Address p Gateway 192 168 3 1 Software IP ay TR Active Rou Software Port 0 NIMES ween 0 255 IP Address dh 192 162 0 66 Subnet Mask 255 d 255 0 Terminal ID 0 Gateway 1521 68 Alter Exit 3 While the SEMACSearch window shows up it will display all BioSense II TA SYSTEM in LAN and show its Terminal ID Model Name IP Address Subnet Mark Gateway Mac Addres
11. 2011 01407 BIE femialID Model Name 52 BFBJO WT EM 192 168 0 665 25525522550 192168 0 1 DU OE 01 23 30 0 0 00 00 01 EH 47 192 168 2 8 182 168 3 15 182 168 21 11 ii A 800 52 192158314 2552552550 19216831 000E E301 7C 192 168 3 89 i 1 WEBPass HT 132 168 0 233 2552552550 195216831 DM E3 01 EH 7C D D 00 wh Boos 19215831733 255 255 255 0 14216831 00 0E amp 3 01 00 0 0 E 1 52 192 168 3234 255 255 255 0 192 168 31 A OE BA 400 0 3 0 1 WEBPass MT 192068324 2552552550 192 168 31 DE 00 00 73 0 0 0 8 m SEMAC 53 192 188 1231 2552552550 19216831 ODE 6902 0000 m Dont Reader 192168 3180 2552552550 14216831 00 0E 01 B3 7E 000 0 1 Wont Reade 192 158 3144 2552552550 19216831 OE 8 oia 4 gt z C Rehesh SiS 900 Based PC Fast Ethernet Adaptor Malle jv de a aac cil s1122122223222 Subnet Mask D o p Rn n 182164605 do 2 d dai Subnet Mask 255 755 255 MacAddess Gateway 192 168 3 1 Software IP OC IP 192 168 02 Doan Active picem Software Post NEN Lr o pee Subnet Mark 255 255 285 0 TeminalD fj 19210606 197 168 31 6 After modification the IP address of BioSense II TA SYSTEM has matched with its if want to get
12. BioSense System WEB Configuration Manual 1 00 00 Jan 28 2014 HW 1 2 BioSense II TA SYSTEM Series Web Verl 1 Build Date Jan 28 2014 Contents WEB enndem 1 WEB DOO oca qat ut b 1 1 How to search Biosense L TA SYSTEM orori iina tete E URDU etn 1 How to login to BioSense II TA SYSTEM Web 5 Main Functions Terminal 5 5 7 Illustration of Terminal 2 22 esses 8 Main dle t Wu T 10 OU SU s 10 Access gt eere 10 Illustration of Auto Refresh Log Access Log 5 2 1 2 2 0 001 0 00000000000001 11 First ete mutil i Noe 12 IB c re 0000 12 Illustration of Recens 13 Modify User AU OB NS See ees 14 Illustration of Modify 15 Add 8 7 4 16 Illustration of User Record Add New 88 17 Advanced M C es Oo MM E 18 Tenimnal Sctup 18 Illustrat
13. access into the Web of BioSense II SYSTEM has two methods 1 Run SEMACSearsh tool select and double click particular BioSense II SYSTEM then to enter to Web Serverge 2 While the internet explorer opened input BioSense II TA SYSTEM IP address to enter its webpage WINDOWS XP Step 1 a Click WINDOWS my computer my computer Open Control Panel E control Panel on the left side please turn to traditional overview and select network link Step 2 Click LAN then select content the link configuration will be shown click Internet Protocol TCP IP as left figure then input the same setting as BioSense II TA SYSTEM as right figure Local Area Connection Properties General Advanced Connect using Bb VMware Accelerated AMD PCNet Ad This connection uses the following items Install Uninstall Description Transmission Control Protocol lnternet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks C Show icon in notification area when connected Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity WINDOWS 7 Step 1 Click Windows 7 icon Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties General fou can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Othenwse you need to ask your network administrator For the appropriate IP settings C Obtain an IP address automat
14. d Setup Time Set Time Zone Setup database cfg Group List Holiday Setup Dorr Setup User List Restore Project for userlist txt User ID Card No Name User Type Group Restore Click Restore button to Restore 34 Reboot Select Reboot from the menu to enter to Reboot System screen as below Reboot REBOOT Illustration of Reboot gt Button Reboot the BioSense II TA SYSTEM Upgrade Firmware Select Upgrade Firmware from the menu to enter to Firmware Upgrade screen as below Firmware upgrade Warning Upgrade must NOT be interrupted Upgrade file eR UPGRADE Illustration of Upgrade Firmware Press Browse button to search Firmware file for upgrade Press Upgrade button to execute firmware upgrade Upgrade the System Code first then upgrade WEB power input should be sustain when process with firmware upgrade 35 Format Data Select a data module to be deleted from the Reset all list After deleting 1s done run Factory Default to reset system to default Reset all User Data Access Logs System Logs Fkey Auto Trigger Func Key Time Factory default Reset System to Factory Default Illustration of Reset gt Data Reset Tick the box before User Data and Click Delete to delete all the User Data Tick the box before Access Log and Click Delete to delete
15. e Verify card sound Disable Enable Title on LCD Wiegand Input Default 34 Bits Double Clock IN Control 8 Disable 7 Enable 0 seconds Card No Display 8 Dec Hex Card Format Raw Data Q Facility Code ID Function Key Trigger Mode Manual Key Mode Auto Key Mode LCD Sleep Time 1 0 255 min Accessory Access Log Default Recorded 19 Illustration of Terminal Setup Terminal Configuration gt Main Setting Input a Terminal ID for current system Default 1 and maximum TID can be up to 65535 Terminal ID TID should not be duplicated when centralize management software 15 applied Web server interface display language can be English Default Chs Simplified Chinese Others Traditional Chinese or other language can be option Web Language gt Communication Settings IP Address For setting the IP Address of BioSense II TA SYSTEM Subnet Mask For setting the Subnet Mask of BioSense II TA SYSTEM Gateway For setting the Default Gateway of BioSense II TA SYSTEM For setting the DNS Server IP Address of BioSense II TA SYSTEM DNS Server Default DNS Server IP Address 1s 168 95 1 1 IP address For setting IP address of BioSense II to communicate with software Software TCP Port For setting a port no for BioSense II to communicated with software Web Management For setting port no for BioSense II Web browser Port Connec
16. e nist gov Time Zone GMT England Date Time setup New Date 02 14 2014 mm dd yyyy New Time 14 03 55 hh mm 55 23 Illustration of System Clock Setup Tick this circle to shut up the Time Server network connection Tick this circle to start the Time Server network connection The Drop Down Menu offers you all the Time Zones available up Time Zone to your option default time zone GMT England Save button Save the Time Server Settings and adjust the time When enable the Time Server please key in the IP address or http of the Time Server Then select the required Time Zone and Save it to connect the Time Server for a time adjustment gt Date Time Setup a e The date of networked PC computer You may adjust the time to your New Time requirement as the format of hh mm ss save the configuration of this page and upgrade the date time for the Save button networked PC computer 24 Authorizations Table for Administrator Operator User Access Permission Administrator Operator User WEB Function User Name admin User Name user User Name user0 Password admin Password user Password UserO Upgrade Firmware Password Setup Terminal Setup Door Setup Reboot Clock Setup Reset Upgrade Firmware Password Setup Terminal Setup User Data Access Log View User List Terminal Status System Log IP Camera 25
17. er List 3 Search certain user profile by User ID By Card no By Employee ID By User Name Display Terminal Status Terminal ID Model name Firmware Terminal Status version IP etc ADVANCED gt Terminal Settings 1 Setup terminal principles like Terminal ID Control Mode Language Terminal Setup display etc Terminal Setup screen 2 Terminal will be reboot after Terminal Setup has save 1 Setup Administrator User Sub User web logon ID and Password Password Setup 2 Setup Common Password 3 Terminal will be reboot after password has reset Clock Set Setup Network Time Server and Time Zone 2 Setup System Time gt Maintenance 1 gt Switch to the System Log System Lo 2 Extract System logs to be Text Excel format When exit Fingerprint Reader 1s connected with BioSense II TA thru Fingerprint Sync RS485 fingerprint templates can be synchronized between entry side BioSense II Controller and exit side BioSense II Reader setup Function Key Numeric Key Key definition up to 400 sets Function Key Setup configurable FKey Fucntion key setup Auto Function Keys for system function key auto trigger Auto Trigger 1 Setup Ring Time time set 2 Setup Ring tone lasting time Set Ring Time 30 sets of Ring time can be configurable each day 1 Setup IP Camera IP address types ID and Password IP Camera 2 Display captured image f
18. erprint Sync Func Key Setup B Auto Trigger Set Ring Time IP Cameras Backup Restore Reboot f Upgrade Firmware Format Data Biosense II TA Web Veri 1 Build Date 01 28 2014 TERMINAL STATUS Product Mame Serial Mo Firmware Version System Time Terminal ID MAC Address IP Address Subnet mask Default Gateway Primary ONS Listen Port Software IP status Web Management Port Registered User Number Available User Capacity Registered FP Number Available FP number Access System Log Count Biosense II TA EM 500 03703e 122022 1 00 00 Jan 28 2014 HW1 2 02 13 2014 15 43 04 1 00 0 03 70 192 168 2 56 255 255 255 0 192 158 0 1 168 55 2 1 2000 0 0 0 0 Offline 80 459 1900 6 58 WaG34 Illustration of Terminal Status Browse the Function Menu Bar at the left side of the Main Window by IE Browser gt User Administration Auto refresh Log Preview Attendance Logs for the system Display real time access log for system also search and export logs for Access Log by user event in a time range with excel or text format Display first 1n last out record Export first 1n last out report for all or First In Last Out single employee s during selected date range in Excel or Text format 1 Display all user s system information 2 Add Activate Deactivate Delete user account from system View Us
19. ically Use the following IP address IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Obtain ONS server address automatically gt Use the following DNS server addresses Preferred ONS server Alternate DNS server 192 168 O B8 255 255 295 1 192 165 0 168 95 1 1 click Alter Interface Card upper left side Step 2 select 28 Control Panel open and search for Network and Sharing Center Click LAN link select content then the LAN settings will be shown click Internet Protocol TCP IPv4 as left figure click and input same setting as BioSense II TA SYSTEM as right figure Local Area Connection Properties Networking Connect using e Intel R PRO 1000 MT Network Connection This connection uses the follawing items o Client for Microsoft Networks 205 Packet Scheduler File and astal install Install Uninsta Properties Description Transmission Control Protacol Intemet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks General You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Obtain DNS server address automatically U
20. ion of Terminal Setup Terminal 20 Bord 21 tion of R gswORQ 22 Slice Serene enn ___ __ _ 23 Ubugtration system Clock 24 System 08 iet atc 26 sb Aue E 26 Illustration of System osea sl aden ehe 777777 27 Sync Fingerprint Synchronization idees bee bad 28 Funcion 29 Illustration for Function Key Setup cccccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeesseseeeeeeeceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaas 29 FKey Auto Trigger Auto mode Function 30 IH straton ob Auto Treger ist EE sd adeo ce tuf 30 DeL Istis oes c im ine i abd tede tubus de 3l JR A DICEN IX 32 Ttastratton IP 32 Rene CRA LU E 33 Mustat omor gt 33 NN TT 34 Ad uui 34 6 01 0 Ge eae 35 Hu stration Of
21. ly input card number or by read by card decoder Input employee number 10 English characters 1s acceptable or 3 words Employee No l in Chinese only User Name User s Name max 10 characters allowed Expire Date Check Tick the box of Enable or Disable the user s expiry date control When Enable the Expire Date Check you must enter the period of Effective From TO dates The Drop Down Menu offers you the options of Year Month Date Hour Minute Status Tick the box of Activate or Deactivate for a authorization to the user select verification mode for the new user for system C or F or P Default C F P C P or C F F or P C only 4 8 digits combination is required For commend mode user may Verification Mode Personal Password registry password by pressing UID P Save User Records Sue Advanced Terminal Setup Select Terminal Settings Terminal Setup to enter to Terminal Configuration screen to setup connection of current system Terminal Confisuration Main Settings Terminal ID 1 Communication settings IP Address 192 168 2 56 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 0 i ONS server 158 95 2 1 IP address 0 0 0 0 TCP port 2000 WEB Management Port Connection with Software Realtime Client Default Realtime Mode Biometry Settings Record illegal FP access Disable Enable 8 Fast card reg mode Disable Enabl
22. on user name for WEB LogonUser Name management max 47 characters default value admin Administrator WEB Input the required Administrator s logon password for WEB Logon Password management max 35 digits default value admin Operator WEB Logon Input the required Operator s logon user name for WEB User Name Operator WEB Logon Input the required Operator s logon password for WEB management Password max 35 digits default value user USER WEB Logon User Input the required User s logon user name for WEB management Name max 47 characters default value userO USER WEB Logon Input the required User s logon user name for WEB management Password max 35 digits default value userO save the setting above 1s required gt Entrance Password Setup a common password for all users or keep it as blank to disable Common Password common password authority Default value 1234 Using Command mode password to access BioSense II TA Command Password SYSTEM terminal Pressing 111111 6 digits pressing F1F1 to enter to main menu Assign Administrator Create more Administrator Account to current terminal max 5 ID 22 Clock Setup Select Clock Setup on the left side of the Main Window you ll see the System Clock Setup screen referring to the following picture System Clock Setup Time 5erver Disable Enable time windows com Recommended time windows com or tim
23. ords Export Txt Export TXT File Export XIs Export XLS File Max log capacity 1s 1536 entries for authorized person s checking only no logs export provided T FP Sync Fingerprint Synchronization By fingerprint synchronization function hyperlink to get into Fingerprint Synchronization windows directly FP Sync Auto FP Sync Sync Time 00 00 00 hh mm ss FP Sync Sync user All Single 28 Function Key Setup Function Key Setup window 1s as below Function keys m B us B B B Lunck Break On Lunch Break Off overtime on overtime off Add new function key function key None V digital key o 0 vi definition Max 15 Word set Illustration for Function Key Setup gt Function Key Function Key box will be display when function key added Function key Display Function key combination name and function key button can be deleted directly by clicking X red box Add new Function key Save to create new function key Note Maximum Function key combination can be 400 sets Create new function key key name combination time for current terminal 29 FKey Auto Trigger Auto mode Function Key Configure IN OUT trigger setup to start the automatically Function Key service Fkey Auto Trisser List 1 10 EB 09 00 12 00 Add new function key function key None V digital key vi g definition Max 15 Word set Illustration of FKey
24. rom IP Camera latest picture Backup User list and Terminal information User list 1s in TXT format Backup only Backup User list and Terminal information User list 1s in TXT format Restore ly only Upgrade Firmware Firmware Upgrade 1 Reset all data User Access log System log Fkey auto trigger Func Key Format Data E Ring Time 2 Reset system to Factory Default gt Button Refresh Refresh the WEB Status Main Functions Auto Refresh Log Display real time access log for the system Auto Refresh Log Fri Feb 14 2014 09 52 46 UTC 0800 No User ID User Name Date Time 1 15 Katherine 02 12 2014 15 52 13 Access Log Function keys Note NONE Select Access Log on the Main Functions Window to view Access Log Query log by selecting conditions User or Event or Single Time Range And Export Report on Text or Excel format Access Log No User ID User Name Date Time Function keys Note 1 15 N Katherine 02 12 2014 15 52 13 NONE 2 15 N Katherine 02 12 2014 15 52 11 NONE 3 15 N Katherine 02 12 2014 15 52 10 NONE 4 15 N Katherine 02 12 2014 15 52 10 NONE se 02 11 2014 18 03 20 NONE UNREG 107919571 6 erm 02 11 2014 18 03 20 NONE UNREG 107919571 Total 6 Record s Query and Export Category Selection user all event Single 10 lt lt End of List gt gt Time range Start Date 2014 02 14 End Date 2014 02 14
25. s Software IP Select particular BioSense II TA SYSTEM then its related information will appear below the window as shown 515 3UU Based PC Fast Ethernet Adapter Packet Scheduler Miniport EXZASBREEXRABSKEEXXEZRRSREEXZIRRREEXEEIABRSKEEXXZNSHEKLEXES Active IP Address 192 168 168 5 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 Gateway 192 168 3 1 BESS EE ERR Pea eee eee Active Route IP Address 192 168 0 175 Subnet Mask 255 255 755 Gateway 192 168 3 1 Refresh WaAddess 49 fies Bo mo p Subnet Mask 255 255 f Specific IP Address Gateway ise 3 n Mac Address nn 0E E301 42 152 15233 ip tg2 1680 0 scan 132 158 0 17192 168 0 255 Software Port 2000 IP 192 158 055 only scan TeminllD 192 168 056 Exit 4 The showed information of BioSense I TA SYSTEM can be revised directly in the window the part can be modified IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway Software IP Software Port Terminal ID After modification completed MAC Address can not modify click Alter then it will display the modified information as shown SEMAC Search 1 5 2011 01707 m SEMAC S BFE30 wiEM 52 Doors Controller 52 WEBPass M1 SEMAC 53 Doors Reader iDoors Header 192 168 3 157 192 168 0 66 192 168 3 154 192 168 0 233 192 168 3 173 192 168 3 234 192 168 3 244 192
26. s trouble or PC s IP address 15 not match with BioSense II TA SYSTEM s IP address B Set the PC s IP address with BioSense II TA SYSTEM s IP address with same segment if the PC uses fixed IP address the address must be ranged in 192 168 0 1 192 168 0 65 192 168 0 67 192 168 0 254 thus it can be compatible with BioSense II TA SYSTEM s default IP address 192 168 0 66 the Subnet Mask s setting must be 255 255 255 0 3 If the connection with BioSense II TA SYSTEM is successful then it will display message window for User name and Password the default for user name and Password is admin admin as shown below Windows Security The server 192 168 3 158 at requires a username and password Warning This server is requesting that your username and password be sent in an insecure manner basic authentication without a secure connection Password Remember my credentials 4 While the user name and password entered a Web setting interface of BioSense II SYSTEM will be showed enter it will then display a Quick Setup page Main Functions Terminal Status When installation has completed and connected with BioSense II TA SYSTEM a Main Functions as below MAIN FUNCTIONS Auta refresh Log Access Log First In Last Qut Users n Terminal Status ADVANCED Terminal Setup Password Setup Clock Setup Xx System Log Fing
27. se the following DNS server addresses Preferred DNS server 168 95 Alternate DNS server Validate settings upon exit 192 168 255 255 182 168 How to login to BioSense II TA SYSTEM Web Server Start Web browser ig WIN 7 IE input BioSense II TA SYSTEM s IP Address for example use the default BioSense II TA SYSTEM IP Address http 192 168 0 66 2 If connection failed double check B If BioSense II TA SYSTEM installed and its power supplied properly B To examine the LAN connection operate PC function with Start gt Run7 input cmd instructoin to open MS DOS commend mode then test BioSense II TA SYSTEM connection input command ping 192 168 0 66 as shown below Administrator C Windows system32 cmd Microsoft Windows Version 6 1 7681 1 Copyright gt 2889 Microsoft Corporation All rights reserved Ci Users NEILoping 192 168 60 66 Pinging 192 168 09 66 with 32 bytes of data Reply from 192 168 8 66 32 timetims 1 11 128 Reply from 192 168 8 66 32 time ims 1 11 128 Reply from 192 168 6 66 32 timetims 111 128 Reply from 192 168 8 66 32 timetims 111 128 Ping statistics for 192 168 0 66 Packets Sent 4 Received 4 Lost 0 10227 Approximate round trip times in milli seconds Minimum ms Maximum ims Average Bms message responded it explains the connection ha
28. tion with Select a connection mode between software and BioSense II Software Realtime Client Passive Server can be option gt Biometry Settings Fast card reg mode Verify card sound Title on LCD Select the Wiegand input format 34Bits 4 bytes default 26Bits 3 bytes Double Clock In Disable Default or Enable double clock in input the period in Second Control required when enable Card No Display Display the card no in Decimal or Hexadecimal Function Key select Function Key Trigger mode in Manual Key or Auto Key Trigger LCD Sleep Time Input a LCD dimmer time for the terminal in minute Choose whether mini printer or LCD displayer 1s connected to current Wiegand Input Accessory ermina Access Log Choose recorded or ignored the access logs for current terminal 20 Password Setup Select Password Setup from main menu for setup WEB Logon Setting Entrance Password Referring to the following picture WEB Logon Setting Administrator WEB Logon User Name admin Administrator WEB Logon Password Operator WEB Logon User Name user Operator WEB Logon Password USER WEB Logon User Name user USER WEB Logon Password Entrance Password Common Password 1234 Command Password 111111 Assign Administrator 5 ID 0 0 0 0 Save Illustration of Password Setup gt WEB Logon Setting Administrator WEB Input the required Administrator s log
29. user s Personal Password registered this column will be with Green Light When the user s card registered this column will be with Green Light Verification Mode Display the user s verification mode for current system F P C gt Button Activate Activate the User s authorization Deactivate Deactivate the User s authorization Delete Add User Delete the User s information registered Add new user Es Modify User Record Clicking USER ID to enter to User Record Modify User Record User Record Modify User Record User ID 15 Card No 107919571 Employee ID Sales 001 Max 10 chars User Name Katherine Max 31 chars Expire Date Check Disable Enable From 2014 02 D 11 H To 2014 M 02 D 11 H Status Activate 7 Deactivate Verification Mode C or F or P Personal Password eseese 4 8 digits Personal Confirm Number of Finger 0 14 18 18 Illustration of Modify User Record gt User Record User ID number can be create within 1 4294967295 or User ID couldn t be save 1f ID 1s exceeding the number Card No Input Card number by manually input or read by card decoder Employee ID Input Employee ID within 10 English characters or 3 words for Chinese User Name User s Name 10 characters at the most User ID Expire Date Check Tick the box of Enable or Disable the user s expiry date control When Enable the
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