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General| Brand | Fermax |
|---|---|
| Model | CITY FINGERPRINT READER |
| Category | IP Access Controllers |
| Language | English |
Describes the reader's technical capabilities, capacity, and display features.
Details the dipswitch setting for standalone operation mode.
Initial state before a master fingerprint/card is registered.
Normal operating state, waiting for registered user identification.
Method to access system configuration via master credential.
Procedure for registering a single fingerprint for a user.
Procedure for registering two fingerprints per user for enhanced access.
Registering fingerprints combined with proximity cards or codes for dual security.
Registering users using only proximity cards or keypad codes.
Basic mode where only one credential (fingerprint/card/code) is required.
Dual security mode requiring two credentials for access.
How to remove a specific user from the system using their assigned number.
Procedure to erase all registered users from the reader.
Configures how long the lock-release relay remains active after validation.
Sets the delay before an alarm sounds if the door is left open.
Determines the duration the auxiliary alarm output remains active.
Disables any specific functions for the auxiliary output.
Activates alarms related to door status (forced open/open too long).
Activates an alarm upon detection of incorrect fingerprint attempts.
Process to update or change the primary master credential.
Registering a backup master credential for redundancy.
Enables free access for a defined period or until deactivated.
Allows the door to remain continuously open when activated.
Registers a credential to switch between Standard and Security modes.
Configures the reader to operate in Standard mode, requiring single credential.
Configures the reader to operate in Security mode, requiring dual credentials.
Assigning a unique network ID to each reader for proper communication.
Step-by-step guide to copy user data and configurations between readers.
Configures the number of digits (4 or 6) for keypad PIN codes.
Instructions for resetting the master code if it is forgotten.
Details the reader's power requirements and operating temperature range.
Information on user capacity, administrator limits, and default settings.
Description of each connector type and its function on the reader panel.
Pinout and function of Molex connectors for display and keypad.
Explanation of dip-switch settings for reader addressing.
Recommendations for physically mounting the reader unit.
Advice on maintaining the reader for optimal performance and longevity.
Guidelines for users to ensure correct fingerprint scanning.
Step-by-step process for replacing the battery in the remote keypad.
Crucial step for PC software operation, assigning unique IDs to readers.
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