Biocentric Solutions GuadDog Manuel utilisateur
GuardDog Biometric Reader
Owner’s Guide
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Part Number: 269-1010-01
First published June 2001
Revised October 2001
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Contents
Safety Precautions ......................................................................................................v
About This Guide.......................................................................................................vii
Conventions Used in This Guide..........................................................................vii
Related Documents............................................................................................. viii
Getting Help................................................................................................................ix
Chapter 1 • Introducing the GuardDog................................................................... 1
GuardDog Models................................................................................................. 2
Data Encryption and Digital Signing...................................................................... 3
Digital Interfaces ................................................................................................... 3
User Interfaces...................................................................................................... 3
Chapter 2 • Using the GuardDog............................................................................. 5
Power up Sequence.............................................................................................. 5
Standard Operation............................................................................................... 6
Using the iButton GuardDog................................................................................. 6
Using the Contactless GuardDog.......................................................................... 8
LED and Sound Conditions................................................................................... 9
Finger Selection and Placement Tips................................................................. 10
Common Authentication Problems..........................................................................................11
Chapter 3 • Maintaining the GuardDog................................................................. 13
Token Care ......................................................................................................... 13
Setting the Time.................................................................................................. 14
Cleaning the GuardDog ...................................................................................... 15
External Surfaces....................................................................................................................15
iButton Contacts......................................................................................................................15
Fingerprint Sensor...................................................................................................................15
Chapter 4 • Product Specifications....................................................................... 17
Tokens ................................................................................................................ 17
Mechanical.......................................................................................................... 18
Environmental..................................................................................................... 18
Power.................................................................................................................. 18
Digital Interface Signals ...................................................................................... 19
RS-232....................................................................................................................................19
RS-485....................................................................................................................................19
Wiegand Serial Data Output (Wall-Mount Only) .....................................................................19
Free Exit Switch Inputs ...........................................................................................................19
Data Memory....................................................................................................... 19
Index......................................................................................................................... 21
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CAUTION
This unit contains no user-replaceable parts. Do not attempt to open the unit or
make any internal repairs yourself. Only Biocentric Solutions-trained service
technicians may make repairs to the unit. Breaking a seal will void the warranty.
Never provide unauthorized modifications to this system.
WARNING
Units should be installed only by authorized installers.
This product is intended to be supplied by a listed direct plug-in power unit
marked “Class 2” and rated 8–16 VDC, 250 mA.
Desktop units are powered by an adaptor that plugs into any standard receptacle.
The adaptor is for indoor use only and must be UL approved.
To disconnect power from a desktop unit, you must remove the plug from the
receptacle. Therefore, you must ensure that the receptacle is easily accessible.
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Safety Precautions
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This Biocentric Solutions guide is written for individuals responsible for the use of the
GuardDogs. Although this guide includes information about the end use of the GuardDog,
much of the information is not generally needed by end users. End users should refer to the
quick reference guide for the type of GuardDog they are using. (Information for all GuardDog
models are included in this guide.)
This guide includes the following chapters:
Chapter 1, “Introducing the GuardDog” describes the GuardDog and provides an overview of
the many ways it can be used.
Chapter 2, “Using the GuardDog” includes detailed instructions for using the iButton™ and
contactless GuardDog in day-to-day activities.
Chapter 3, “Maintaining the GuardDog” includes information about keeping the GuardDog in
peak operating condition.
Chapter 4, “Product Specifications” lists GuardDog specifications that include sizes, operating
environment, power, and digital interface information.
Conventions Used in This Guide
The following safety notice conventions are followed throughout this guide:
WARNING
A WARNING contains an operating or maintenance procedure, practice,
condition, statement, etc., which, if not strictly observed, could result in injury or
death of personnel.
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About This Guide
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Related Documents
For a quick reference about using the GuardDog, refer to the following documents:
•Using the iButton GuardDog (269-1009) describes, in three easy steps, how to authenticate
yourself using an iButton GuardDog. This laminated 14 cm ×19.68 cm (5.5″ ×7.75″) refer-
ence also includes general finger placement tips and tables that describe the GuardDog’s
normal operating and error conditions.
•Using the Contactless GuardDog (269-1014) describes how to authenticate yourself using a
contactless GuardDog. This laminated 14 cm ×19.68 cm (5.5″×7.75″) reference also
includes general finger placement tips and tables that describe the GuardDog’s normal oper-
ating and error conditions.
CAUTION
A CAUTION contains an operating or maintenance procedure, practice,
condition, statement, etc., which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage
to, or destruction of, equipment or data.
!NOTE
A NOTE contains an essential operating or maintenance procedure, condition or
statement, which is considered important enough to be highlighted.
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If you encounter problems or questions with your Biocentric Solutions GuardDog, please take
the following steps:
1. Refer to the documentation and other materials that came with your product. Most often
you can find the answer to your question in this way.
2. Be sure to check the GuardDog specification and installation planning requirements to
make sure the power and other wiring requirements are met.
3. Be sure to check the hardware and software requirements for the GuardDog to make sure
your computer, software, and related components meet the minimal system requirements.
4. Consult with your Sales Representative. These trained personnel are familiar with the
most-asked questions and can usually provide you with the information you need.
5. If your question cannot be answered by reading the documentation or by your direct
representative, contact the Biocentric Solutions representative from whom you purchased
the GuardDog. Before calling, gather as much information as possible about your problem
or question. Have your GuardDog’s serial or model numbers and software version
numbers available when you call.
Getting Help
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