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Introduces the manual's content and scope for SpeedFace M4.
Defines conventions for buttons, window names, and menu paths.
Explains the meaning of various icons and symbols used throughout the document.
Guidelines for user posture and facial expression for optimal performance.
Step-by-step instructions for registering palm biometrics on the device.
Procedures and tips for registering facial data accurately on the device.
Description of the device's main interface after power connection.
Details on using the on-screen keyboard for text input on the device.
Explains different verification methods like 1:N and 1:1 for various biometrics.
Step-by-step guide to register new users with their biometric data and details.
How to find specific users within the device's database using search criteria.
Procedures for modifying existing user information and settings.
Instructions on how to remove user data and profiles from the device.
Options to customize the visual appearance of the user list on the device.
Settings for Ethernet connectivity, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Configuration for serial communication ports (RS232/RS485) and baud rates.
Setup for connecting the device to a PC, including Comm Key and Device ID.
Steps for connecting the device to a Wi-Fi network and managing connections.
Configuration for connecting to ADMS server, including domain name and server address.
Settings for Wiegand input and output parameters, including formats and bits.
Tools for diagnosing network connectivity issues and performing tests.
Setting the device's date, time, and time format for accurate logging.
Adjusts settings related to attendance recording, photo capture, and user display.
Fine-tunes parameters for face recognition accuracy, including thresholds and angles.
Adjusts parameters for palm recognition accuracy, including matching thresholds.
Restores device settings to factory defaults, excluding user data.
Configures the device role as a time attendance or access control terminal.
Manages detection features like mask detection, unregistered person access, and alarms.
Customizes wallpaper, language, timeouts, and screen styles.
Configures voice prompts, touch sounds, and volume for device feedback.
Sets up scheduled bell alarms for specific times and repetitions.
Options to delete specific data types like access records, attendance photos, or all data.
Sets parameters for gate control, lock delays, door sensor types, and verification modes.
Defines time periods and zones for granting access based on schedules.
Configures special access times for holidays, applying to all users.
Sets up multi-factor verification combinations for enhanced security.
Implements anti-passback to prevent tailgating and ensure sequential check-ins/outs.
Configures duress password to trigger alarms under coercion during verification.
Configures IP address, gateway, server address, and port for software communication.
Process of searching and adding the device to the ZKBioAccess IVS software.
Steps to add and synchronize user data to the device via the software.
Guidelines for optimal environment, lighting, and user positioning for face registration.
Specifies image format, quality, and data requirements for digital face photos.
Details ZKTeco's practices for collecting, using, and securing personal information.
Introduces the manual's content and scope for SpeedFace M4.
Defines conventions for buttons, window names, and menu paths.
Explains the meaning of various icons and symbols used throughout the document.
Guidelines for user posture and facial expression for optimal performance.
Step-by-step instructions for registering palm biometrics on the device.
Procedures and tips for registering facial data accurately on the device.
Description of the device's main interface after power connection.
Details on using the on-screen keyboard for text input on the device.
Explains different verification methods like 1:N and 1:1 for various biometrics.
Step-by-step guide to register new users with their biometric data and details.
How to find specific users within the device's database using search criteria.
Procedures for modifying existing user information and settings.
Instructions on how to remove user data and profiles from the device.
Options to customize the visual appearance of the user list on the device.
Settings for Ethernet connectivity, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Configuration for serial communication ports (RS232/RS485) and baud rates.
Setup for connecting the device to a PC, including Comm Key and Device ID.
Steps for connecting the device to a Wi-Fi network and managing connections.
Configuration for connecting to ADMS server, including domain name and server address.
Settings for Wiegand input and output parameters, including formats and bits.
Tools for diagnosing network connectivity issues and performing tests.
Setting the device's date, time, and time format for accurate logging.
Adjusts settings related to attendance recording, photo capture, and user display.
Fine-tunes parameters for face recognition accuracy, including thresholds and angles.
Adjusts parameters for palm recognition accuracy, including matching thresholds.
Restores device settings to factory defaults, excluding user data.
Configures the device role as a time attendance or access control terminal.
Manages detection features like mask detection, unregistered person access, and alarms.
Customizes wallpaper, language, timeouts, and screen styles.
Configures voice prompts, touch sounds, and volume for device feedback.
Sets up scheduled bell alarms for specific times and repetitions.
Options to delete specific data types like access records, attendance photos, or all data.
Sets parameters for gate control, lock delays, door sensor types, and verification modes.
Defines time periods and zones for granting access based on schedules.
Configures special access times for holidays, applying to all users.
Sets up multi-factor verification combinations for enhanced security.
Implements anti-passback to prevent tailgating and ensure sequential check-ins/outs.
Configures duress password to trigger alarms under coercion during verification.
Configures IP address, gateway, server address, and port for software communication.
Process of searching and adding the device to the ZKBioAccess IVS software.
Steps to add and synchronize user data to the device via the software.
Guidelines for optimal environment, lighting, and user positioning for face registration.
Specifies image format, quality, and data requirements for digital face photos.
Details ZKTeco's practices for collecting, using, and securing personal information.
General| Face Capacity | 3, 000 |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Linux |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Fingerprint Capacity | 10, 000 |
| Logs Capacity | 100, 000 |
| Communication | TCP/IP |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Operating Humidity | 20% to 80% |
| Access Control Interface | Relay output |
| Standard Functions | Face recognition, fingerprint recognition, card recognition |
| Camera | Dual-lens camera (RGB + IR) |
