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The FingerTec® Door Open-Close Configuration Tool |
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| Understanding the tool |
| This tool works with all FingerTec® models that have access control feature. You can use this tool to configure the FingerTec® models: |
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| A. To open door during predefined time period. |
| The security of the door will be disabled during the specified time period and users do not need to verify their fingerprints or passwords at the terminal to gain access. This setting is suitable for an environment, where public access is allowed during a certain time period. When the period is over, door lock system will be re-activated which requires authorised users to verify for access. |
| B. To close the door during predefined time period. |
| During a predefined time zone, all authorised users are blocked from opening the door regardless of their authority. This setting is suitable for highly secured environment i.e. data room, inventory room etc. |
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| To installation of the tool |
| Step 1 |
| Double click at the "FT Door Open Config Tool" icon to initiate the installation process. |
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| Step 2 |
| Click “Next” to proceed. |
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Step 3 |
| Check “I accept the terms in the license agreement” after you have read the license agreement. Click “Next” to proceed. |
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Step 4 |
| Click “Next” to install Door Open Configuration Tool to default installation folder at C:\Program Files\FingerTec\DoorOpenConfigTool\” (for simple user)
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Click “Change” if you want to specify a different location to install the Door Open Configuration Tool. (for advance user) |
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Step 5 |
| Click “Install” to start the installation. |
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Step 6 |
| Click “Finish” after the installation is completed. |
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Step 7 |
| An icon is created at the C:\ProgramFiles\FingerTec\DoorOpenConfigTool\. Click the icon to use the FingerTec Door Open Tool. |
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| To use the tool – To open door during predefined time period |
| Step 1 |
| 1. To define data fields. |
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| 2. Key in the terminal IP address and key (COMM key). |
| 3. Select the “Force Open” checker. |
| 4. Define the time period to open door (in 24 hours format) |
| For example: |
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09:00 to 18:00 – The door is open between 09:00 to 18:00 (door lock system will be deactivated). Users do not need to verify to open door. |
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The door lock re-activated between 18:01 to 08:59, and users must verify to open door. |
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2359 to 00:00 – The door lock will work as normal (Forced close). |
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| 5. Click at “Connect” button. |
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| Step 2 |
| 1. To upload to the terminal |
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| 2. The information of the terminal will be displayed at the bottom. Please check to make sure that you are connected to the correct terminal. |
| 3. Click Update to update settings to terminal. |
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| Step 3 |
| 1. To finish the process. |
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| 2. A message will be displayed to inform you that the process is running perfectly, and the settings are uploaded to the terminal. |
| 3. Click OK to acknowledge. |
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| 4. You must restart the terminal for the new settings to take effect. Click Restart to restart the terminal. |
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| To use the tool – To close door during predefined time period |
| Step 1 |
| 1. To define data fields. |
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| 2. Key in the terminal IP address and key (COMM key). |
| 3. Select the “Enable Force Open/Close” checker. |
| 4. Select the “Force Close” checker. |
| 5. Define the time period to open door (in 24 hours format) |
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16:00 to 18:00 – The door is close between 16:00 to 18:00 (door lock system is activated). Users can’t access the door during the configured time. |
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The door lock de-activated between 18:01 to 15:59, and users must verify to open door. |
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2359 to 00:00 – The door lock will work as normal (Force close) |
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| 6. Click at “Connect” button. |
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| Step 2 |
| 1. To upload to the terminal |
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| 2. The information of the terminal will be displayed at the bottom. Please check to make sure you are connected to the correct terminal. |
| 3. Click Update to update settings to terminal. |
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| Step 3 |
| 1. To finish the process. |
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| 2. A message will be displayed to inform you that the process is running perfectly, and settings are uploaded to the terminal. |
| 3. Click OK to acknowledge. |
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| 4. You must restart the terminal for new settings to take effect. Click Restart to restart the terminal. |
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| To use the tool – To disable the open or close door settings |
| You can disable the open or close door settings, and terminal returns to normal operation (users can verify to open the door at any time). |
| Step 1 |
| 1. To define data field |
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| 2. Key in the terminal IP address and key (COMM key). |
| 3. Select the “Disable Force Open/Close” checker. |
| 4. Click Connect. |
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| Step 2 |
| 1. To upload to terminal |
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| 2. The information of terminal will be displayed at the bottom. Please check to make sure you are connected to the correct terminal. |
| 3. Click Update to update settings to the terminal. |
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| Step 3 |
| 1. To finish the process |
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| 2. A message will be displayed to inform the process runs perfectly, and settings are uploaded to the terminal. |
| 3. Click OK to acknowledge. |
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| 4. You must restart the terminal for new settings to take effect. Click Restart to restart the terminal. |
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