1. Right People in Right Place at Right Time
COSEC Introduction
Right People in Right Place at Right Time

2. What does COSEC provide you?
A system to control access on multiple areas.
COSEC provides ultimate security solution to enhance productivity and efficiency of an organization.
COSEC is complete powerful Web based Time-Attendance and Access Control System.

3. Enroll, Alerts, Integrate, VMS
COSEC Architecture
COSEC Architecture include three components:
Devices,
Application Software and
Database.
Enroll, Alerts, Integrate, VMS
COSEC Monitor
COSEC Web
COSEC Platform
Devices
Application Software
Database

4. 1. Devices Registers/Enrolls Credentials.
Stores templates in device memory.
Identifies user based on credentials.
Performs control operations.

5. COSEC Device Types 1. Door Series: FOP FOT CAP FOW PVR 2. NGT Series
3. VEGA Series
Devices with Display

6. 4. PATH Series
PATH Controller
PATH Reader
Devices without Display

7. Door Controllers
Standard
Premium

8. 2. Application Softwares
Allows to configure features.
Sends commands/configurations to Devices.
Communicates with device.
Processes the Events and Data.

9. COSEC Platform
PE, GE, ME, LE
COSEC Web and Security Services
COSEC Monitor
COSEC Enroll
COSEC Alerts
COSEC Integrate
COSEC VMS

10. 3. Database
COSEC Provides database support to store and manage all data.
COSEC supports either MSSQL database or ORACLE database.
User can Integrate (Export/Import) data with COSEC.

11. Types of Biometrics Fingerprint Facial Recognition Iris Recognition
Palm Recognition
DNA Matching

12. Technologies in COSEC: Biometrics
Fingerprint
Palm Vein recognition

13. Non-biometric
RFID Card
Pin

14. Why Biometrics?
Biometric is the technology of measuring and analyzing biological data.
Authenticates user based on verification.
Authentication by biometric credentials is very common in public and corporate security systems.
It increases security - Provides a convenient and additional tier of security.
Eliminates problems caused by lost IDs or forgotten passwords by using physiological attributes. For e.g. Prevent unauthorized use of lost, stolen or "borrowed" ID cards.

15. How fingerprints work?
COSEC Includes Fingerprint and Palm Vein Pattern technology.
A fingerprint pattern is comprised of sequence of Ridges and Valleys.
The Dark line in a fingerprint image is called Ridges which absorbs the light.
The Valleys are the areas between the Ridges which reflects the light.
Ridges
Valleys

16. Scanners Optical Scanner
Optical scanner used to capture fingerprint image.
The ridges absorb the light, so they appear dark and valleys reflect the light so, they appear bright.
The CCD generates inverted image of the finger according to the light intensity and generates an analog signal.

17. Optical Scanner basic

18. 2. Capacitive Scanner
Capacitor is composed of 2D array of micro capacitor plates embedded in a Silicon chip
In capacitor Scanner, one plate is available on sensor while second plate is finger skin itself
Electrical charges are created between the finger surface and the silicon plates
The distance variation of ridges and valleys with respect to plates leads to distinguished pattern

19. Capacitive Scanner basic

20. Optical vs Capacitive scanner
Accuracy is less for solid state sensors due to limitation in sensing area.
Due to direct contact of solid state surface with finger; its more prone to mechanical damages/electrostatic charges.
Adjustment in electrical parameters, will be reliable for the non ideal skin conditions, so solid state scan is better.
Moreover, solid state scanner needs a three dimensional surface and so cannot be deceived by a photograph/printed images.

21. Palm Vein Technology
Palm Vein utilizes blood vessel pattern as an identifying factor.
More secured, as veins are internal, so cannot be duplicated.
Palm has more complicated, broader and unique vascular pattern.
It’s a contact less and hygienic technique that will work out even if the hands are dirty or wet.

22. …
COSEC door controller uses infrared sensor to capture palm vein images.
An individual's vein pattern image is captured by reflection and illumination with near infrared rays.
Veins contain deoxidized hemoglobin, an iron-containing pigment in the blood that passed oxygen through the body.
These pigments absorb the near-infrared light and reduce the reflection rate causing the veins to appear as a black pattern.

23. Diagrammatic representation

24. Block Diagram
Sensor reads the pattern on the finger/Palm vein surface.
Analog to Digital converter converts analog reading into the digital format.
Interface module is responsible for communicating with the external device.

25. Radio Frequency Identification
It is radio - frequency electromagnetic field, used to transfer data from source to destination.
The Reader sends out radio signals, and the card responds with a signal to identify itself.
The Reader converts radio waves returned from the tag in to data.
The data are sent to an information processing system (Host or Processing computer) for identification.
System grant or deny access to user based on the information received.

27. Types of RFID Cards Proximity Cards Read Card Low Frequency (125KHz)
Typical Range of around 5 cm
Smart Cards
Read/Write Cards
Comparatively High Frequency (13.56MHz)
Typical Range of around 10 cm

28. 3. Passive Cards
No Battery
Low Cost
4. Active Cards
On-Board Transceiver
Battery
High Cost
Long Range

29. Proximity Cards (Low Frequency)
Smart Cards (High Frequency)
EM Prox
MiFare
HiD Prox
HiD-iClass (U-Reader: UART Interface and W-Reader: Wiegand Interface)

30. Stages of Operation

31. COSEC Modules
Matrix COSEC provides centralized management and control of the entire system.
It gives opportunity to access all the time-attendance information from anywhere at any time.
Matrix COSEC has modular and scalable architecture which offers solution to all types of organization.
Time-Attendance Module (TAM), Visitor Management Module (VMM), Employee Self Service Module (ESS), e-Canteen Management Module (CMM), Roster Management Module (RSM) and Contract Worker Management Module (CWM) depending on the requirement of the organization.

32. CMM
VMM
T&AM
ACM
RMM
CWM

33. COSEC Platform Matrix COSEC Platform come in four variants:
PE (Potential Enterprise with 100 default users, not expandable)
GE (Growing Enterprise with 100 default users expandable up to 500)
ME (Medium Enterprise with 500 default users expandable up to 1000)
LE (Large Enterprise with 1000 default users expandable up to 1 Million users)

34. Comparison
Up to 1 Million
Up to 1000
Up to 500 NA

35. COSEC Hardware
FOP
FOT
FOW
PVR
NGT

36. Gate Controller -VEGA CAX Gate Controller -VEGA FAX

37. PATH Controller- DCFX
PATH Controller- DCCX
Panel Lite

38. RDFX
RDCX

39. These interfaces are not possible with FOT and Gate Controller FOTX device
External Reader
Door Lock
Exit Switch
Aux Input Port
Aux output Port
Ethernet
Weigand
Panel Lite
Power
COSEC Application

40. NGT Interfaces Aux Input Port 3.1MP Camera 7’’ LCD Touch Sense Display
Ethernet
Exit Switch
Integration
Door Lock
Aux Output Port
Aux Input Port
Voice Guidance
USB Support
Capacitive Scanner

41. Technical Specification of COSEC Devices

42. FOP (Fingerprint Optical Premium)
Readers: Card, Fingerprint and PIN
FP Module: Optical
FP Template: 9600
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): Yes
Touch-Sense Keys (16): Yes
Communication: Ethernet 10/100 Mbps and RS485
External Reader: 1 Port for Card/Fingerprint Reader
External Reader Interfaces: RS232 and Wiegand

43. Application
Access Control and Time & Attendance
Credential Support
Finger, Card, PIN
Cards per User 2
Events Buffer
50,000
User Capacity
2000 (when used as Direct Door)
LED Indication
4 LED Allowed, Denied, Status, Alarm
Buzzer
Yes
Communication
Ethernet and RS485
Communication Speed
10/100 Mbps on TCP/IP and kbps on RS485
External Readers type
1 Port for Card/ Finger/Card+Finger/UHF Reader
External Readers Interface
RS232 and Wiegand
Aux Input Port
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised

44. External Readers Power Output
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External
Door Status Sense
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised
Door Lock Relay
Relay SPDT, Form C,
Door Lock Power
Tamper Detection
Yes
CPU
32 bit Microcontroller
Flash Memory
512KB Internal + 2MB Flash
RAM Memory
128KB SRAM
Input Power
Temperature
-20˚ C to +60˚ C (-4˚ F to 140˚ F)
Humidity
5% to 95% RH Non Condensing
Exit Switch Port

45. FOT (Fingerprint Optical T&A)
Readers: Card, Fingerprint and PIN
FP Module: Optical
FP Template: 9600
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): Yes
Touch-Sense Keys (16): Yes
Communication: Ethernet 10/100 Mbps and RS485
External Reader: NA
External Reader Interfaces: NA

46. Rear Interfaces of FOP and FOT

47. FOW (Fingerprint Optical Wireless)
Readers: Card, Fingerprint and PIN
FP Module: Optical
FP Template: 9600
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): Yes
Touch-Sense Keys (16): Yes
Communication: Ethernet 10/100 Mbps and RS485, Mobile Broadband and Inbuilt Wi-Fi
External Reader: 1 Port for Card/Fingerprint Reader
External Reader Interfaces: RS232 and Wiegand

48. Application
Access Control and Time & Attendance
Credential Support
Finger, Card, PIN
Cards per User 2
Events Buffer
5,00,000
User Capacity
50,000
LED Indication
4 LED Allowed, Denied, Status, Alarm
Buzzer
Yes
Communication
Ethernet and RS485, Wi-Fi, Mobile Broadband
Communication Speed
10/100 Mbps on TCP/IP and kbps on RS485
External Readers type
1 Port for Card/ Finger/Card+Finger/UHF Reader
External Readers Interface
RS232 and Wiegand
Aux Input Port
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised

49. Aux Output Port
Relay SPDT, Form C,
External Readers Power Output
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External
Door Status Sense
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised
Door Lock Relay
Door Lock Power
Tamper Detection
Yes
CPU
32 bit Microcontroller
Flash Memory
512KB Internal + 2MB Flash
RAM Memory
128KB SRAM
Input Power
Temperature
-10˚ C to +50˚ C (-4˚ F to 140˚ F)
Humidity
5% to 95% RH Non Condensing
Exit Switch Port

50. Rear Interfaces of FOW USB Port for Backup Rear View Bottom View
Wireless Modem for connectivity

51. PVR (Palm Vein Reader) Readers: Palm, Card and PIN
Palm Sensor: Infrared
Palm Template: 20,000
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): Yes
Touch-Sense Keys (16): Yes
Communication: Ethernet 10/100 Mbps and RS485, Mobile broadband and Inbuilt Wi-Fi
External Reader: 1 Port for Card/Fingerprint Reader
External Reader Interfaces: RS232 and Wiegand

52. Application
Access Control and Time & Attendance
Credential Support
Palm, Card, PIN
Cards per User 2
Events Buffer
1,00,000
User Capacity
10,000 (when used as Direct Door)
LED Indication
4 LED Allowed, Denied, Status, Alarm
Buzzer
Yes
Communication
Ethernet and RS485, Wi-Fi, Mobile Broadband
Communication Speed
10/100 Mbps on TCP/IP and kbps on RS485
External Readers type
1 Port for Card/ Finger/Card+Finger/UHF Reader
External Readers Interface
RS232 and Wiegand
Aux Input Port
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised

53. Aux Output Port
Relay SPDT, Form C,
External Readers Power Output
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External
Door Status Sense
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised
Door Lock Relay
Door Lock Power
Tamper Detection
Yes
CPU
32 bit Microcontroller
Flash Memory
512KB Internal + 2MB Flash
RAM Memory
128KB SRAM
Input Power
Temperature
-10˚ C to +50˚ C (-4˚ F to 140˚ F)
Humidity
5% to 95% RH Non Condensing
Exit Switch Port

54. PATH Controller
DCFX
DCCX
X: E, M, I, P

55. D C F X D: Door C: Controller X F: Fingerprint E EM Prox M MiFare I
HiD iClass P
HiD Prox

56. D C C X D: Door C: Controller X C: Card E EM Prox M MiFare I
HiD iClass P
HiD Prox

57. PATH Reader
RDFX
RDCX
X: E, M, I, P

58. R D F X RD: Reader X F: Fingerprint E EM Prox M MiFare I HiD iClass P
HiD Prox

59. R D C X RD: Reader X C: Card E EM Prox M MiFare I HiD iClass P
HiD Prox

60. DCFX Readers: Card, Fingerprint FP Module: Optical FP Template: 9600
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): No
Touch-Sense Keys (16): No
Communication: Ethernet 110/100 Mbps , RS485
External Reader: 1 Port for Card/Fingerprint Reader
External Reader Interfaces: RS232 and Wiegand

61. Application
Access Control and Time & Attendance
Credential Support
As per Module
Cards per User 2
Events Buffer
50,000
User Capacity
2000 (when used as Direct Door)
LED Indication
Tri Color LED
Buzzer
Yes
Communication
Ethernet and RS485
Communication Speed
10/100 Mbps on TCP/IP and kbps on RS485
External Readers type
1 Port for Card/ Finger/Card+Finger/UHF Reader
External Readers Interface
RS232 and Wiegand
External Readers Power Output
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External

62. Door Status Sense
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised
Door Lock Relay
Relay SPDT, Form C,
Door Lock Power
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External
Tamper Detection
Yes
CPU
32 bit Microcontroller
Flash Memory
512KB Internal + 2MB External
RAM Memory
128KB SRAM
Input Power
Power Over Ethernet(POE)
IP65 (Waterproof)
Temperature
-20˚ C to +60˚ C (-4˚ F to 140˚ F)
Humidity
5% to 95% RH Non Condensing
Exit Switch Port

63. DCCX Readers: Card FP Module: No LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): No
Touch-Sense Keys (16): No
Communication: Ethernet 110/100 Mbps, RS485
External Reader: 1 Port for Card/Fingerprint Reader
External Reader Interfaces: RS232 and Wiegand

64. Application
Access Control and Time & Attendance
Credential Support
Finger and Card as per Module
Cards per User 2
Fingerprint Module Type
Optical
Fingerprint Template per User 10
Fingerprint Verification
1:1 to 1:N
Events Buffer
50,000
User Capacity
2000 (when used as Direct Door)
LED Indication
Tri Color LED
Buzzer
Yes
Communication
Ethernet and RS485
Communication Speed
10/100 Mbps on TCP/IP and kbps on RS485
Exit Switch Port

65. External Readers type
1 Port for Card/ Finger/Card+Finger/UHF
External Readers Interface
RS232 and Wiegand
External Readers Power Output
Internal 12VDC, 0.5A or External
Door Status Sense
Programmable NO, NC, Supervised
Door Lock Relay
Relay SPDT, Form C,
Door Lock Power
Tamper Detection
Yes
Flash Memory
512KB Internal + 2MB External
RAM Memory
128KB SRAM
Input Power
Power Over Ethernet(POE)
IP65 (Waterproof)
Temperature
-20˚ C to +60˚ C (-4˚ F to 140˚ F)
Humidity
5% to 95% RH Non Condensing

66. RDCX Readers: Card FP Module: No LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): No
Touch-Sense Keys (16): No
Communication: Rs232 and Wiegand
Power supply from main device

67. RDFX Readers: Card, Fingerprint FP Module: Optical FP Template: 9600
LCD (128x64 Dot-Matrix): No
Touch-Sense Keys (16): No
Communication: RS232 and Wiegand
Power supply from main device

68. PATH Interfaces

69. CA RFID(Proximity/Smart card) Reader RS232 interface Tamper detection
LED Indications
Built- in buzzer
Power supply from door

70. Reader Interfaces Wiegand Distance coverage 150 m from Door Controller
Uses D0 and D1 lines for communication
2. Serial RS232
Distance coverage is 4.5 m from Door Controller
Uses Rx and Tx for communication

72. NGT (Next Generation Terminal)
3.1 Mega Pixels Camera
7” touch sense TFT LCD
WI-FI and Ethernet
USB Port
Photo capture and storage
Graphical user interface
Multimedia functions
Multiple languages
Integration with DVR and NVR
Voice Guidance
1,00,000 Events Storage
10,000 Users
19,200 Finger templates

73. Panel Lite

74. Features of Panel Lite
Ethernet and RS485 Port for Network connectivity
Power input port
Supervised Alarm Input Port(Ex. Sensor input)
Auxiliary Output Relay Contact(Ex. Siren connectivity)
Audio & Visual Indication (LEDs, Buzzer) USB port
Wireless communication ability with the COSEC server through WI-FI/Mobile Broadband

75. Maximum 75 DOORs on Ethernet
Using RS485 interface, maximum number of doors can be 32;
Maximum 75 DOORs in a heterogeneous environment
25000 Users Capacity
Stores 1,00,000 Events Log
Supervised Alarm Input Port
Auxiliary Output Relay Contact
Audio & Visual Indication (LEDs, Buzzer)

76. Connections
User can connect doors with panel lite using different modes
Ethernet(TCP/IP) Connection-For Panel & Direct doors
RS485 (Serial) Connection (Supports upto 1200 meters) (For Panel Lite doors only)
Mix/Heterogeneous Mode (Both Ethernet and RS485) (For Panel Lite doors only)

77. Single Door Architecture

78. Multi-Door Architecture

79. RS485 Connectivity
Loop IN
Loop OUT
Termination Resistor
COSEC Server

80. Mixed Connectivity Termination Resistor Loop IN Loop OUT Ethernet
COSEC Server

81. COSEC System

82. COSEC Basic Module T&AM (Time & Attendance Module)
ACM (Access Control Module)

83. Time and Attendance Easy to configure multiple attendance policies
COSEC manages all employees attendance through server
Central monitoring of multiple branches(devices) through single application