The Ingress software is integrated with a function that generates QR code based on the inserted card number. Basically, the Ingress software will generate a QR code after the Admin has inserted the card number. At the same time, the Ingress software can also generate a picture of the QR code for the Admin to send it via email to the users.

QR Code is an image that can be printed on any type of paper. However, if you want to print it on a specific type of card, you will need to use the correct card printer to ensure robustness.

A single user can be enrolled with QR code and one type of card only. A system cannot manage two card systems at once. Therefore, it’s very important for a company to decide of the type of card to use, either RFID or Mifare, at the initial stage of system deployment to avoid complication in the future.

No. The QR code is created by using numbers which is then stored inside the Ingressus controller. This process occurs under a local area network, thereby no Internet Connection is required for QR110 deployment.

Yes, since QR110 is roughly the same size as a wall socket. Installation of QR110 can be done within the housing wall and it will fit perfectly.

The QR110 is powered up by 12VDC power suitable for door access control readers, supplied by the Ingressus controller.

No. The door is connected to Ingressus controller, which can be powered by backup battery in case of a power failure. Hence, the Ingressus controller will still work and keep the doors closed.

The QR110 is not designed with memory, therefore all user counts are controlled by the Ingressus controller that has a maximum storage of 30,000 transaction logs.

To scan a QR code with QR110, the distance is between 3~4 cm in front of the camera section. Due to the QR code printing quality, we recommend that you scan the code in an upright manner to obtain better scanning result. As for scanning of an RFID/Mifare card at QR110, just wave the card at QR110 (within 3~4 cm) to verify.

It should not be a problem to scan the QR code in a low light environment because the QR110 comes equipped with a LED backlight to improve visibility. However, bright condition on the other hand might affect the scanning process.

Yes. All entry and exit records are recorded into Ingressus controller. The admin will be using Ingress software to download the data from Ingressus for access records and reports.

No. Each QR Code is paired with a valid access time (or Time Zone) that has been configured in Ingress software and stored within the Ingressus controller. The QR110 reader will then capture the ID from the QR code and sends it to the Ingressus controller for verification. If the QR Code has expired, it will not pass the verification stage.

The QR100 alone does not have anti-passback feature because it is a slave reader but since it’s connected to Ingressus controller, all access control rules i.e. anti-passback, interlocking and etc are controlled by the later.

If the access time for that particular card/QR code is still valid, the random person could use it to gain access. To avoid this scenario, please report to the System Administrator whenever you lost your card/QR code in order for the administrator to erase it from Ingressus controller.

No. QR code is an image and it can be shared easily amongst users especially through smartphones. Therefore, users might carry their friends’ QR codes in their smartphones and commit buddy-punching and impact the company negatively.

It can be used as temporary access pass for contractor. It also can be used as one time visitor pass, where visitor does not need to return the card after he/she checks out.

This is up to the management’s preference. Issuing a card to a visitor is the most common application. However, managing a bunch of lost or spoilt cards could be a major headache for the management. Meanwhile, issuing a QR Code is easy and economical.

Answer: Yes. Admin can use the Ingress software to control a person access level during certain time period. Therefore during that said time period, the person cannot gain access even though the QR code is valid.

The warranty for QR110 is 3-year. Please click here for more information.

Yes, FingerTec QR110 reader can work with 3rd party access controllers via Wiegand 26-bit connection. As long as the 3rd party controller comes with a 26-bit Wiegand input port, FingerTec QR 110 reader can output 26-bit Wiegand output to it.

There are 2 models available for the QR code scanner. QR110 which caters for RFID cards is built with a 26-bit Wiegand communication. On the other hand, QR110MC (MiFare) is using 34-bit Wiegand signal to communicate with the master readers.

Yes, you need to generate the QR code in FingerTec Ingress software and you can refer to this link for more information. Another option is, you can use QR image generator to generate the QR image based on card number

QR110 is a slave reader and it does not store any data in the device. Basically, it establishes connection via wiegand port with the FingerTec master devices or 3rd party controller. Hence, the Ethernet port and USB port are strictly for developer in order to troubleshoot the device

You can't verify both QR cide and RFID card at the same time. You can only verify either RFID card or QR code at one time.

No, it can only support wiegand connection

QR110 is a slave reader and it does not store any data, it needs to be paired with FingerTec devices such as Q2i, R3, R2, Face ID 3, Kadex, m-Kadex, Ingressus I/II/IV or 3rd party access controllers via Wiegand 26-bit connection.

Yes, you can connect both QR reader (Wiegand) and R2c (RS485) to R2 at the same time. R2c connect to R2 via RS485 whereas QR110 connect to R2 via Wiegand

FingerTec Ingress software encodes the QR code in a open format.