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1 Copyright © 2013 FingerTec Worldwide Sdn.Bhd. All rights reserved.

2 Now it’s time to connect Ingress to the PC. TCP/IP connection is recommended because of its stability. RS232 and RS485 are also offered for those who preferred these methods. Caution: You need to have the details of device such as IP address and device name before you could use this method. Devices > Add device Default IP address for all terminals is 192.168.1.201. 1. Through Add Device Window Click Add and Continue if you want to add more devices. If there's only one device to add, click Add to proceed. There are 2 ways to add devices into Ingress:

3 Caution: If you are not sure of the information required from the device, use Scan Device method instead. Devices > Scan Device > Scan 2. Through Scan Device IP address range can be set to ease the search for devices. The bigger the range, the longer it’ll take to scan for devices. Devices found will be displayed onscreen. Select the preferred devices and click Add Selected Device to add them into the Device Tab.

4 When a device is added into Ingress software, it needs to be activated before more settings can be configured in the software. This is how you do it: Devices > Activate Device > Device Activation > Online > Activate You’ll see a successful message once the device is activated.

5 If the activation failed, there are few things you need to check. Have you entered the correct serial number? Is the model name that appear in the Activate Device window the same with the model of your terminal? Is the model bundled with Ingress software? If it is bundled with TCMS V2, you’ll see an error message indicating “Invalid Serial Number”. Choose the model suitable for Ingress. Do you have the TCP/IP and Internet connections? If you have checked all the list above and you’ve found nothing wrong but the problem still persists, contact us at support@fingertec.com for further checking.

6 Now that you have successfully added devices to Ingress, let’s move on to add doors to device(s). There are 2 door types: Door Only and Door Group. If there’s no requirement to group all the doors of a department into a group, please ignore door group option.  Doors > Add Door > Rename the Door > Enter  Click Edit to change the settings of the door.  To remove a door: Doors > Remove Door 1 Door Only

7 If you need to group all the doors of a department, please use door group option.  Rename the Door and click Enter.  Click Edit to change the settings of the door. 2 Door Group  To remove a door: Right click at the door group created in the left panel > Remove Door Group Doors > Add Door Group > Rename the Door > Enter NOTE: Users can also add door/door group or remove door/door group by right clicking the specific door at the left panel.

8 Each door can be assigned with a maximum of two devices for entry and exit. While it is possible to install only one device for entry, and exit push button for exit, it is always recommended to use 2 devices for safety purposes. With 2 devices, the activities can be monitored and anti-passback feature can be configured for better security Doors > Add Device > Choose the Device to add > OK Users can also add device by right clicking at a specific door on the left panel > New Door > Add Device

9 Information and network settings of a device can only be viewed and edited after the device has been activated. At the Left Panel > Double click Device. There are a total of 8 tabs and only details in Information tab cannot be edited. Information: This tab displays the manufacturer and manufacturing date, info of total user and fingerprint enrolled, administrator and transaction count. This tab details are not editable. Network: Do the network setting of the device here i.e., you can change the connection method RS485, RS232 or TCP/IP and also the IP address of the device. Biometric: You can change FP algorithm to either 1:N, to let the system search for the template that match the finger you placed on the scanner in a pool of other templates or 1:1, where the system look for the specific template to verify against the one you place on the scanner.

10 Power: You can set specific times for the devices to turn on/off automatically. Access Control: Anti-passback can be enabled/disabled at this tab. You can also choose either to save the transaction logs in the device or otherwise. By default, all verification activities are saved into the device’s memory. For Door Access devices, you can also choose to disable this function altogether. Other: You can reboot a device or clear some settings here. OP Log: Operational Logs records all the devices’ operations and saved them in the operation log with the time output. To check or view the device operation log OP Log > Download OP Log > Insert day and time range for the OP Log > Search Event Tab > Insert date and time range for the Event Log > Get Log Event: Event logs record the activity in the device and display it under Event tab. This enables all users’ movement for each and every door is monitored.

11 Time zone can be set to allow or to restrict all employees to access a zone. For example, a sales office free access during office hour is between 8am to 4pm but after office hour, employees must verify to gain access. You can only set one time zone daily. Create new “Permanent Door Open Close Time” > Name it as “Office hour – Free Access” > Edit time under Details column > Save setting OPTION: Time zone can also be added by right clicking at the Permanent Door Open Close Timezone at the left panel.

12 Select the Door to assign this option to, for example Main Entrance Select Main Entrance > Details > Edit > Select “Office hour – free access” under Permanent Door Open Close Time Zone > Save settings. The settings apply to both terminals install at the door. You can repeat the steps above to create more Permanent Door Open Close Time Zone to apply to different doors.

13 Time zone can be set for holiday as well. For this feature, it is only applicable when you use Ingress with Ingressus. For example, the policy states that employees would have no access to the office during public holidays unless for some authorized employees. Create new “Holiday Time Zone” > Name it as “Public Holidays – No Access” > Edit time under Details column > Save setting Holiday time zone can also be added by right clicking at the Permanent Door Open Close Timezone at the left panel.


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