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Title: EasyRead(DSV3-EP) User’sManual

DocumentNumber: 4209-00009-000

Revision: 0E

Author:__________________________________________________Date:___________

DanTuck, VP of Engineering&Operations

Reviewer:__________________________________________________Date:___________

JoeRuggiero, LeadSoftwareEngineer

Reviewer:__________________________________________________Date:___________

Scott Robinson, Hardware Manager

Reviewer:__________________________________________________Date:___________

SteveBlackmore, CEO

Reviewer:__________________________________________________Date:___________

JoeDelaney, VPof Sales&Marketing

Reviewer:__________________________________________________Date:___________

BrianFeick, CFO

Approver:__________________________________________________Date:___________

John Hufnagel, DirectorofOperations

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Acknowledgements

•EasyRead, EasyVerify,DSV3-EP, DSV3-SP, and DSV3 are registered trademarks ofDatastrip.

•Windowsand WinCEare registered trademarksofMicrosoft Corporation.

•Allothertrademarked orcopyrighted namesmentioned hereinare the propertyoftheirrespectiveowners.

RevisionHistory

DATE AUTHOR REV DESCRIPTIONOF CHANGE

02/27/2009 DanTuck 0A Initial draftrelease

3/12/2009 DanTuck 0B General update toadd feedbackfromreviewers

3/16/2009 DanTuck 0C-0D Update Power ButtonandToneIndicator sections

6/29/09 J. Hufnagel 0E CorrectiontoSection8.

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Table of Contents

1OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................5

2UNPACKING&INVENTORY...........................................................................................................6

3INITIALSETUP...................................................................................................................................6

4SYSTEMOVERVIEW.........................................................................................................................7

4.1 POWERINGTHE UNIT ON /OFF AND SYSTEM STARTUP SEQUENCE ...............................................................7

4.1.1 Power ON...................................................................................................................................................7

4.1.2 Power OFF.................................................................................................................................................7

4.1.3 SuspendMode............................................................................................................................................7

4.2 POWER BUTTON OPERATIONS ...........................................................................................................................8

4.3 POWER STATUS LED..........................................................................................................................................8

4.4 BATTERY CHARGINGAND REPLACEMENT........................................................................................................9

4.4.1 BatteryCapacityandCharging................................................................................................................10

4.5 KEYPAD AND FUNCTION BUTTONS ..................................................................................................................10

4.6 SOFTWARE INPUT PANEL /KEYBOARD............................................................................................................11

4.7 LCD DISPLAY &TOUCH SCREEN....................................................................................................................11

4.8 FINGERPRINT SENSOR......................................................................................................................................11

4.8.1 FingerprintSensor –NISTFIPS 201/SP800-76 Compliant.....................................................................11

4.8.2 FingerprintSensor Calibration.................................................................................................................11

4.8.3 Finger PlacementGuidelines....................................................................................................................11

4.9 CLEANINGTHE LCD TOUCH SCREENAND FINGERPRINT SENSOR ................................................................12

4.10 I/O PORT ACCESS.............................................................................................................................................12

4.10.1 USBPorts.................................................................................................................................................12

4.10.2 Compact Flash(CFIO) Slot......................................................................................................................12

4.10.3 SecureDigital MemoryCard (SDIO) Slot...............................................................................................12

4.10.4 AudioHeadset Jack..................................................................................................................................13

4.11 CONTACTLESS SMART CARD READER.............................................................................................................13

4.12 OPTIONAL PERIPHERAL MODULES..................................................................................................................13

5BASICOPERATION..........................................................................................................................14

5.1 STYLUS USAGE..................................................................................................................................................14

5.2 TOUCH SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS .......................................................................................................................14

5.3 POWER MANAGEMENT.....................................................................................................................................14

5.3.1 Power ManagementStates.......................................................................................................................14

5.4 BATTERY GAUGE..............................................................................................................................................15

5.4.1 ChargingStates........................................................................................................................................16

5.4.2 BatteryChargeLevel States.....................................................................................................................16

5.4.3 Other Indicators........................................................................................................................................16

5.5 CREATING DESKTOP SHORTCUTS....................................................................................................................16

5.6 SAFE BOOT MODE ............................................................................................................................................16

6SOFTWAREUTILITIES...................................................................................................................16

6.1 SOFTWARE VERSION UTILITY (DATASTRIPDSVERIFY2ABOUT.EXE)..............................................................17

6.2 DSVERIFY REGISTRY INSTALL UTILITY (DSVERIFYREGINST.EXE)...............................................................17

6.3 DSVERIFY REGISTRY SAVER UTILITY (REGISTRYSAVER.EXE).......................................................................17

6.4 FINGERPRINT CAPTURE UTILITY (DSVERIFYFPCAPTURETEST.EXE).............................................................17

7LOADINGSOFTWAREAND FIRMWARE..................................................................................17

7.1 LOADING DSV3 SOFTWARE UPDATES.............................................................................................................17

7.1.1 DSV3SoftwareUpdate Procedure: UsingaCFCard.............................................................................18

7.1.2 DSV3SoftwareUpdate Procedure: UsingaUSBFlashDrive...............................................................18

7.1.3 DSV3SoftwareUpdate Procedure: UsinganFTPsite...........................................................................18

7.2 LOADING SMARTCARD FIRMWARE UPDATES .................................................................................................19

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7.3 LOADING FLASH MEMORY UPDATES ..............................................................................................................19

7.4 LOADING DIGITAL STILL CAMERA FIRMWARE UPDATES..............................................................................20

8EASYREAD (DSV3-EP)PRODUCTSPECIFICATIONS.............................................................21

9REGULATORY COMPLIANCESTATEMENT...........................................................................22

10 SOFTWAREDEMOAPPLICATIONS........................................................................................23

10.1 SMART CARD READER &SCANNER DEMO (SUPERVIEWER.EXE)..................................................................23

10.2 DIGITAL STILL CAMERA DEMO APPLICATION (DSVERIFYSTILLCAMERATEST.EXE)..................................25

10.3 DSCAMERASCANNEREPTEST.EXE (VIRTUAL COMM MODE DEMO APP).....................................................26

10.3.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................26

10.4 DSCAMERASCANNERHIDTEST.EXE (HID MODE DEMO APP).......................................................................26

10.4.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................26

10.5 DSCAMERASCANNERPSTEST.EXE (VIRTUAL COMM MODE DEMO APP)......................................................27

10.5.1 Operating Instructions..............................................................................................................................27

10.6 EPASSPORT ICAO VIEWER (ICAO VIEWER.EXE).........................................................................................27

10.6.1 EPassportOverview.................................................................................................................................27

10.6.2 ePassportSecurityMechanisms...............................................................................................................28

10.6.3 ICAOViewer Operation..........................................................................................................................28

11 ACTIVESYNC................................................................................................................................30

11.1 ACTIVESYNC VIA USB 2.0 CLIENT PORT ........................................................................................................30

11.1.1 Hardware/SoftwareRequirements............................................................................................................30

11.1.2 PCConfigurationfor USB2.0ActiveSync(FirstTimeOnly).................................................................30

11.1.3 EstablishingaConnection........................................................................................................................30

11.1.4 TroubleshootingtheConnection..............................................................................................................30

11.2 ACTIVESYNC VIATHE DOCKING STATION ......................................................................................................31

12 USINGTHE OPTICALSCANNER&SMARTCARD READER............................................31

12.1 READINGEPASSPORTS .....................................................................................................................................31

12.2 CONTACTLESS SMART CARD READER.............................................................................................................32

12.3 OPTICAL SCANNER ...........................................................................................................................................33

12.3.1 ScanningInstructions...............................................................................................................................33

12.3.2 Scanner SoftwareInterface /Operating Mode.........................................................................................33

13 CONTACTSMARTCARD READERPERIPHERAL(OPTIONAL)......................................35

14 MAGSTRIPEREADERPERIPHERAL(OPTIONAL).............................................................36

15 DOCKINGSTATION.....................................................................................................................36

15.1 ADJUSTINGTHE DOCKING STATION BACKREST .............................................................................................37

15.2 DOCKING STATION I/O.....................................................................................................................................38

16 TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................................................38

17 AVAILABLE PARTS, SUPPLIES, AND ACCESSORIES.........................................................39

18 SERVICE&SUPPORT..................................................................................................................40

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1Overview

TheEasyRead is amember ofDatastrip’s DSV3 familyof

mobilehand-held biometricterminalproducts designedfora

wide-rangeofidentification and IDmanagementapplications.

TheEasyRead is optimized forone-step readingofePassports;

however, it is ableto read awidevarietyofother opticalor

smartcard based credentials containingbiometricdata. Itis

capableofcomparingthis information with thebiometricdata

collected byits on-boardbiometrics sensors (fingerprintand

cameras). Itallows an operatorto capture biometrics and to

performquick, remoteID verification oridentification while

in thefield. Theterminalcan operatetotallystandalone, orit

can coordinatewith centralized systems viaarichsetof

communications interfaces. Itis availablewith remote

communications capabilities thatinclude:802.11/WiFi,

Bluetooth, and GSM mobilecellular.

Operatorscan acquire afingerprintimageand remotely

perform1-to-manyidentifications againstawatchlist, or

perform1-to-1 comparisons foridentityverification. Superiormatchingaccuracyis achieved through

AFIS-quality(Automated FingerprintIdentification System)biometricmatchingalgorithms and rugged

biometricsensors.

All oftheDSV3 familyofmobileterminals are ruggedand environmentallysealed units thatcan beused

in harsh and hostileenvironments. Theyare shock resistant(Mil STD810 compliant)and canwithstand

afall offourfeetto aconcretesurface. TheDSV3mobileterminals exceedIP54 specifications for

resistance to dustand water.

TheDSV3 is an open platformthatcomes with apowerfulsoftware programmingSDK (Software

Developer Kit)thatenables customers and systemintegrators to readilycustomizetheunit forspecific

applications and missions. Industrystandard interfacesand technologiesareused extensivelyto facilitate

theintegration with othersystems and to expeditethedeliverybestofbreedsolutions to themarket. This

approachallows customers to selectthetechnologies and components thatare themostappropriatefor

theirapplications and environments.

Theflexibilityand ruggedness oftheEasyRead makeit an idealsolution forIDverification and ID

managementprojects in markets and applications such as:

•Homeland Security •Immigration Control

•LawEnforcement •Airports

•MilitaryBases and Ships •Transportation

•Travel&Border Control •FinancialInstitutions

•Seaports •Schools and Universities

+See section 12 for a detailed description ofthe ePassportreader subsystemand operation.

Easy

Read

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DSV3

MobileTerminal

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2Unpacking&Inventory

Dependingon thenumberofterminals ordered, yourDSV3 units and accessories maybeshipped ineither

asingle-pack boxoramulti pack-box. Carefullyopen theshippingboxand usethefollowinginventory

listto verifythecontents.

ShippingBox Inventory:

•DSV3 MobileBiometricTerminal

•Universal(90-240 VACinput)DCpower/chargingadapter.

•ACpower cord forDCpower/chargingadapter. (Plugdepends on countryofdestination)

•Documentation:User Manual(on CD), End UserLicenseAgreement,and Quick-StartGuide.

+Please retain the shippingboxin the eventyou needto return your productfor service.

3InitialSetup

•Each unit is shipped with aLithiumPolymerbatteryinstalledas shown below.

•Itis recommended thatyou fullychargethebatterybefore useto maximizeoperatingtimebefore

rechargingis required. TheEasyReadcontains anintegrated chargingcircuit thatallows the

batteries to becharged insidetheunit whenevertheunit is properlyconnected to theACadapter.

•Theunit maybeoperatedwhen connected viatheACadapter, regardless ofthechargestateofthe

internalbattery.

+Please referto Section 4.4 “Battery Charging and Replacement”, for additionalinstructionsand

safetyinformation.

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4SystemOverview

ThestandardDSV3 products comefromthefactorywith aWindows CE .NET, Version 5.00 operating

system, software utilities, and somedemo and sampleapplications. When theunit is powered up, a

standard Windows CE desktop is presented thatallows users to launch demonstration programs. The

primaryhuman interfaceis thetouch screen, stylus, QWERTYkeypad, and function keys.

4.1 Poweringthe UnitON/OFF and SystemStartup Sequence

ThePower Button is located to thetop leftoftheQWERTYkeypad as shown in thediagramabove.The

power switch hasan adjacenttri-color(red/green/yellow) LED, which identifies whether thesystemis on,

charging, orrunninglowon batterypower(seesection 4.3).

4.1.1 Power ON

•To power on themobileterminalfromtheOFF state, press thePower button, and hold it down

until onebeep is heard(less than onesecond). When thebutton is released, arisingtone(mid tone

followed byahigher frequencytone) is produced.

•Theunit takes approximately30 seconds to bootup. Thedisplaywill indicatethatthesystemis

booting. Duringthis time, theBIOSis loaded, and diagnostictestingis performed.

•When theunit finishes poweringup, theWindows CE.NET desktop will appear on thedisplay.

4.1.2 Power OFF

•To turn off themobileterminal, press thePower button for1 to 15 seconds.Thesystemwill

brieflygo into Suspend modeand savetheWinCE registrycontents to non-volatilememory. The

systemwill then automaticallyproceed to theOFF state.

•PressingthePowerbutton formore than 15 seconds commands theunit to performanemergency

shutdown, and anyunsaved information maybelost. An operator should onlyusetheemergency

shutdown procedureif themobileterminalis notresponding.

4.1.3 SuspendMode

Suspend modeis oneofthelowpower states ofthemobileterminalwhere:

•TheUSBsubsystems are turned off

•TheCFcard slotis turned off

•ThebacklightfortheLCDand keypad is dimmed

•Theprocessoris putin alowpower mode

Ambient

LightSensor

ProgrammableLEDStatus

Indicators

Function

Buttons

Function

Buttons

Navigation

Button

Power

Button

Speaker

Microphone

PowerStatus

LED (tri-color)

Fingerprint

Sensor

EasyRead(DSV3-EP)

EasyVerify(DSV3-SP)

AmbientLight

Sensor

Function

Buttons

Function

Buttons

Navigation

Button

Power

Button

Speaker

Microphone

Fingerprint

Sensor

ProgrammableLEDStatus

Indicators

PowerStatus

LED (tri-color)

QWERTY

Keypad

QWERTY

Keypad

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There are severalways thatthemobileterminalcan go into Suspend modefromthePower ONstate:

•Power Button: Themobileterminalwill go into Suspend modeiftheoperatorpresses thePower

button forless than 1 sec whiletheunit is in thefullyPower ONstate. IfthePower button is

pressed formore than 1 sec, theunit will performanormalPower Off sequence.

•Touchscreen:Thetouchscreen interface can beused to command themobileterminalto go to

Suspend modeviatheStart/Suspend command.

•AutomaticPower Management: Themobileterminalcan beconfigured to go to Suspend mode

automatically(see section 5.3)ifthetouchscreenorfunction buttons havenotbeen used forsome

(user configurable)amountoftime.

4.2 PowerButtonOperations

Listed belowis asummaryofwhatthePowerbutton does (mobileterminalstatus and theresulting

audibletoneindicators)dependingon thestateofthemobileterminal.

StateoftheTerminal ToneType

Unit isOFF

Button pressedSignalsoktoreleasebutton Beep Tone

Button releasedThe terminal is powered ON RisingTone

Unit isON

Button pressed Signalsoktoreleasebutton Beep Tone

Button released(0<x<1sec) The terminal is goesintoSuspend mode None

Button released(1<x<15 sec) The terminal is powered OFF normally Falling Tone

Button released(x>15 sec) The terminal performsan emergencyshutdown

WarningTone

WinCE launched Signalsthe launchof theOS MS LaunchTone

Batteryentersan extremelylowstate Systemneedsattention WarningTone

Unit isinSuspend

Button pressed Signalsoktoreleasebutton Beep Tone

Button released(0<x<1sec) The terminal is goesintoResumemode None

Button released(1<x<15 sec) The terminal is powered OFF normally Falling Tone

Button released(x>15 sec) The terminal performsan emergencyshutdown

WarningTone

EnteringOFF statevia powermanagement see section5.3 Falling Tone

Definitions

•Beep Tone: Shorter highfrequencytone

•RisingTone: Midfollowedbyahigherfrequencytone

•FallingTone: Midfollowedbyalower frequencytone

•WarningTone: Longer lowfrequencytone

•MSLaunch Tone: Standard MicrosoftWinCE startuptone

4.3 PowerStatusLED

Thetablebelowshows thestates forthePower Status LED. ThestateoftheLEDdepends on thecharge

stateofthebattery,and whether ornottheACadaptoris connected.

•If red is included in theLEDdisplaysequence, this indicates thatthebatterychargelevelis very

loworthatthebatteryischarging.

•If yellow is included in theLEDdisplaysequence,it indicates thatthesystemis in Suspend mode.

•See section 5.4 foradescription ofthebatterygaugeavailableviaWinCE.

•See section 5.3.1 foradescription oftheavailablepower managementstates.

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ExternalPower

Connected?

Battery

ChargeState

PowerStatus

LEDColor PowerStatusLEDBlinkRate

SystemPoweredOFF

Yes No Battery Green VerySlowBlink

Yes Charging Green / Red Continuous withSlowColor Blink

Yes FullyCharged Green VerySlow

WinCERunning

No OK/ NotLow Green SlowBlink

No Low Red / Green Continuous withColor Toggle

Yes No Battery Green Solid

Yes Charging Green / Red Continuous withColor Blink

Yes FullyCharged Green Solid

SystemInSuspend Mode

No OK/ NotLow Yellow SlowBlink

No Low Red / Yellow Continuous withColor Toggle

Yes No Battery Yellow Solid

Yes Charging Yellow/ Red Continuous withColor Blink

Yes FullyCharged Yellow Solid

Definitions

•Solid:LEDisON continuously.

•SlowBlink:LEDisON 50%ofthetime, blinking every2.5seconds(50%dutycycle, 2.5sec period).

•VerySlowBlink:Mostlydarkwithquickblinkapproxevery5seconds(~1%dutycycle,5sec period).

•ContinuouswithSlowColorBlink:LEDisON continuouslywitha5sec period, wherecolor 1isON for 4.9sec

andcolor 2isON for 0.1sec.

•ContinuouswithColorBlink:LEDisON continuously,witha2.5sec period, wherecolor 1isON 2sec, and

color 2isON 0.5sec.

•ContinuouswithColorToggle:LEDisONcontinuously,alternating evenlybetweenthetwocolors(50%Duty

Cycle, 2.5sec Period).

4.4 BatteryChargingand Replacement

Theterminaluses one5000 mAH LithiumPolymer batterypack. Under normaloperatingconditions, the

batterydoes notneed to beremoved. Theterminalhas an internalchargingcircuit thatwill chargethe

batterywhenever theunit is connected to theexternalACpower adapter.

Iftheuser does wantto replace thebattery, it maybereplaced when theunit is off, orthebatterymaybe

hotswapped when theunit is in Suspend mode. To hotswap thebattery, saveanywork in progress and

puttheunit into Suspendbytappingthepower button (orviatheSuspend command on theStartMenu).

Turn thequick release(quarter-turn)bails on thebatteryaccess cover on therearoftheunit. Removethe

old batteryand replaceit with acharged batterywithin 30 seconds to preventtheunit fromshuttingdown.

Replace thebattery-access cover and re-fasten it bytighteningthequick releasebails.

Quick Release

Receptacles

Quick Release

Bails

ick Release

Receptacles

Quick Release

Bails

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