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General| Input Voltage | DC 12V±10% |
|---|---|
| Idle Current | ≤20mA |
| Active Current | ≤80mA |
| User Capacity | Fingerprint: 1000 Card: 2000 |
| Card Type | EM 125 KHz card |
| Card Reading Distance | 3~6 cm |
| Fingerprint Input Time | <1S |
| Identification Time | <1S |
| FAR | <0.0000256% |
| FRR | <0.0198% |
| Operating Temperature | -10℃-50℃ |
| Operating Humidity | 20%RH-95%RH |
| Resolution | 450 DPI |
Weight and Dimensions| Dimensions | 115mm×70mm×35mm |
|---|---|
| N/W | 500g |
| G/W | 800g |
Illustrates the connection of the common power supply to the device and associated components.
Details the wiring for special power supply configurations, including EM locks and electric bolts.
Explains how to add/delete fingerprint and card users using a manager card.
Describes user management operations performed via the infrared remote control.
Details the process of adding and deleting users using the manager's fingerprint.
Provides instructions to erase all user data, including fingerprints and cards, from the device.
Explains how to set the facility code, often used when the device acts as a Wiegand reader.
Configures the lock style (fail-secure/fail-safe) and the duration the door remains unlocked.
Sets up the door open detection feature, which triggers alarms for abnormal door states.
Configures device behavior based on security status, such as locking after invalid attempts.
Enables or disables the interlocking function between two devices.
Sets the duration for the alarm signal output.
Describes how a registered user can unlock the door using their card or fingerprint.
Explains how to deactivate the alarm state by using valid credentials or master code.
Details how to connect the F007EM-II as a slave reader to a controller using Wiegand 26 output.
Explains how the F007EM-II can function as a controller, connecting to a Wiegand 26 compatible slave reader.
Describes the interconnection of two F007EM-II units for a single door access control system.
Details the setup for two doors with interlocked functionality, enhancing security.
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