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2 A. Establishing Connection 1. The following peripherals are required to operate AccuFACE: 12 VDC power supply with at least 2 Amps output Ethernet cable Tamper Alarm Ethernet Jack DC 12V Power, 2Amp o Left: Ground o Right: 12V DC 2. Attach the mounting bracket to the back of AccuFACE to keep tamper alarm off. Installation height of 120cm (distance from ground to AccuFACE s camera) is recommended. 3. Connect AccuFACE to your Local Area Network (LAN) using the Ethernet cable. 4. Connect the 2-pin power terminal block to the system and be careful with the polarity. Power up the system. AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

B. Standalone Mode Enrollment In Standalone Mode, you can use touch screen to perform enrollment and system configuration without the need of network connection. 1.

3 B. Standalone Mode Enrollment In Standalone Mode, you can use touch screen to perform enrollment and system configuration without the need of network connection. 1. Once powered up, AccuFACE shows below screen. Current date and time Current Operating Mode: 1:N Identification (1 to Many) Standalone Mode button Keypad to enter User ID for 1:1 verification 2. Press the Standalone Mode button, then enter Root Passcode (default:xxxxxx, followed by Enter Key) to enter.

4 Default Root Passcode: Once authenticated, point to the User page to start User Manager. Select User page Start User Manager AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

card to read card ID User Name and Alias ID are optional For security purpose, it is suggested to enroll at least one Root User For user

5 4. Select the Enrollment page and fill in user information. Steps are: Enrollment page Click button to open on-screen keyboard for user ID/name editing Enter User ID from on-screen keypad or badge a card to read card ID User Name and Alias ID are optional For security purpose, it is suggested to enroll at least one Root User For user who wears glasses, check Wear Glasses Click Start Enrollment to start 5. The system now goes into Enrollment mode and start a 3-second countdown. User is required to stand in front of AccuFACE and position the face properly.

If you wear glasses, you will be asked to remove the glasses half way through the enrollment. 7.

6 When face is locked in green square box, enrollment proceeds Operating distance: 45~70 cm 6. During the enrollment, gently tile the face up and down, then gently move closer and farther. If you wear glasses, you will be asked to remove the glasses half way through the enrollment. 7. Follow the screen message and voice instructions to complete the enrollment. AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

C. Quick Recognition Test 1. Only enrolled user can be recognized. If user has not been enrolled, please refer to Section B and perform user enrollment. 2.

Like enrollment, recognition will occur only when the face is locked at Green square box.

7 C. Quick Recognition Test 1. Only enrolled user can be recognized. If user has not been enrolled, please refer to Section B and perform user enrollment. 2. If AccuFACE is set to 1:N mode, simply approach to the machine to start authentication. Like enrollment, recognition will occur only when the face is locked at Green square box. User who is identified will be granted with a green check and a voice welcome. Green bar shows how close the user to be identified Passed score Enrolled picture with user info 3. If AccuFACE is set to 1:1 mode, user must scan a card or enter user ID from the touch screen first before AccuFACE could perform facial recognition.

8 Under 1:1 mode, enter User ID and Enter key to start verification 4. If face is not locked at green square box, please move a little closer or farther from AccuFACE and gently nod head up and down. Recognition should occur. AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

9 D. Standalone Mode Configurations 1. Press the Standalone Mode button, and enter root passcode to enter Standalone Mode. If a root user is already registered, you need the root user face to be verified before entering. 2. Select the Settings page, then press Configurations button Select Settings page Press Configurations 3. Configurations are divided into multiple pages, for instance, you can configure operating mode (1:N or 1:1 mode) and recognition threshold at Facial Recognition page.

10 Adjust Threshold of facial recognition if necessary Select Operating Mode: 1:N or 1:1 here 4. Press Submit button for the changes to take effect. 5. Then press the upper-right arrow to leave Standalone Mode. Press to leave Standalone Mode AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

E. Remote Configurations 1. By default AccuFACE gets an IP address automatically (with DHCP protocol), you can find the address at Status page. Find IP address here 2.

11 E. Remote Configurations 1. By default AccuFACE gets an IP address automatically (with DHCP protocol), you can find the address at Status page. Find IP address here 2. Open Web browser from your computer and connect to IP address ( in this example). Then the authentication screen should be prompted. Default username is admin and password is XXXXXXXX.

. View log transactions here Click ADVANCED for configuration pages 4.

12 3. Once authenticated, you can see below System Status page. You can view log transactions by clicking Log, or access configuration pages by clicking ADVANCED.. View log transactions here Click ADVANCED for configuration pages 4. Similar with Standalone Mode, configurations are divided into multiple pages, for instance, you can configure operating mode (1:N or 1:1 mode) and recognition threshold at Facial Recognition page. Adjust Threshold of facial recognition here Select Operating Mode: 1:N or 1:1 here AccuFACE EFR-T3 Series Quick Start Guide Version 1.0

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