ZKTeco SpeedFace-V3L Quick Start Guide

Overview

The SpeedFace-V3L device features the following components:

• Near-infrared Flash
• Flash
• Microphone
• Camera
• 2.4-inch Touchscreen
• Doorbell Button
• Fingerprint Sensor
• Speaker

Terminal Block Connections

The terminal block provides connections for various peripherals:

Installation Environment

Please refer to the following recommendations for installation:

• Install Indoors Only ?
• Avoid Glass Refraction ?
• Avoid Direct Sunlight and Exposure ☀️
• Keep Effective Distance: 0.3-1.2m ?

Device Installation

1. Attach the mounting template sticker to the wall, and drill holes according to the mounting paper.
2. Fix the backplate on the wall using wall mounting screws.
3. Attach the device to the backplate.
4. Fasten the device to the backplate with a security screw.

Diagram 1: Shows the recommended installation height of 1.5m from the ground.

Diagram 2: Illustrates fixing the backplate to the wall.

Diagram 3: Depicts attaching the device to the backplate.

Diagram 4: Shows the final step of securing the device with a screw.

Standalone Installation

The device can be integrated into a standalone system with the following peripherals:

• Alarm ?
• Door Sensor ?
• Reader ?
• Lock ?
• Smoke Detector ?
• Exit Button ➡️

Connections can be made via TCP/IP or Wi-Fi to the ZKBio Access IVS software.

Power Connection

Recommended AC Adapter:

• Voltage: 12V ± 10%
• Current: At least 1500mA

Note: To share power with other devices, use an AC Adapter with higher current ratings.

Ethernet Connection

Connect the device and computer software over an Ethernet cable. The default IP address is 192.168.1.201 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. The ZKBio Access IVS software typically uses an IP address like 192.168.1.130 with the same subnet mask.

To configure the IP address on the device, navigate through the menu: [COMM.] > [Ethernet] > [IP Address], input the desired IP address, and click [OK].

Note: For LAN connections, the IP addresses of the server (PC) and the device must be in the same network segment when connecting to the ZKBio Access IVS software.

Wiegand Reader Connection

The device's Wiegand interface allows connection to an Access Controller and a Wiegand Reader. The connections are typically made as follows:

• Device 485A connects to Access Controller WD0.
• Device 485B connects to Access Controller WD1.
• Device WD0-OUT connects to Access Controller GND.
• Device WD1-OUT connects to Access Controller +12V.
• Device INWD0 and INWD1 are for Wiegand Reader data input.
• Device GND and 12V-OUT provide power and ground.

Note: The 485A and 485B terminals can be connected to a Barrier gate or a 485 Reader separately, but not to both simultaneously.

RS485 Connection

For RS485 communication, the device terminals connect to an RS485 Reader:

• Device 485A connects to RS485 Reader 485+.
• Device 485B connects to RS485 Reader 485-.
• Device GND connects to RS485 Reader GND.
• Device 12V-OUT connects to RS485 Reader +12V.

Door Sensor, Exit Button, Alarm & Auxiliary Connection

The device supports connections for auxiliary inputs and outputs:

• Exit Button: Connect to NC, COM, or NO terminals.
• Door Sensor: Connect to SEN and GND terminals.
• Smoke Detector: Connect to NO and COM terminals.
• Alarm Power: Connect to positive (+) and negative (-) terminals for power.
• Bell: Connect to BELL+ and BELL- terminals.
• Alarm: Connect to ALARM+ and ALARM- terminals.

Lock Relay Connection

The system supports both Normally Opened (NO) Lock and Normally Closed (NC) Lock types.

• NO Lock: This lock is normally unlocked when power is on. Connect it to the device's 'NO' and 'COM' terminals.
• NC Lock: This lock is normally locked when power is on. Connect it to the device's 'NC' and 'COM' terminals.

The following diagrams illustrate connection scenarios:

1) Device not sharing power with the lock: A separate DC12V power source is used for the lock.

2) Device sharing power with the lock: The device's 12V output is used to power the lock.

Important: Do not reverse the polarity of the power connections.

The NC Lock connection example shows a DC12V input and connections to the device's NC, COM, SEN, GND, BUT, AUX, GND, BELL+, BELL-, ALARM+, ALARM- terminals. A diode (FR107) is shown in the circuit.

Note: Maximum input for lock power is 30V 3A.

USB Connection

The device supports the connection of the KF1000-U reader and USB disks.

KF1000-U Reader

Connect the KF1000-U reader to the device's USB port. For more details, please refer to the KF1000-U User Manual.

USB Disk

Connect a USB disk to the device's USB port for data storage or transfer. For more details, please refer to the SpeedFace-V3L User Manual.

User Registration

When no super administrator is set, click on the menu icon ⚙️ to enter the menu. It is recommended to register a super administrator first for security purposes. Add a new user and set their User Role to Super Admin; the system will then request administrator verification.

Method 1: Registering on the Device

Navigate to [User Mgt.] > [New User] to register a new user. You can enter the user ID and Name, set User Role and Access Control Role, and register Fingerprint, Face, Card Number, and Password.

The device interface shows options for adding a new user, enrolling fingerprints (with a success message and status indicators 1, 2, 3), and enrolling faces (with a success message).

Method 2: Register on ZKBio Access IVS Software

Ensure the IP address and cloud service server address are set in the Comm. Menu option on the device.

1. Search for the device on the software by navigating to [Attendance] > [Attendance Device] > [Authorized Device]. Devices will appear automatically if the server address and port are correctly configured.
2. Click [Add] in the operation column. A new window will appear. Select the Icon type, Area, and Add to Level from the dropdown menus, then click [OK] to add the device.
3. Register new users in the software by navigating to [Personnel] > [Person] > [New] and filling in the required fields.
4. Synchronize all data, including new users, to the device by navigating to [Attendance] > [Attendance Device] > [Device Control] > [Synchronize Software Data to the Device].

For more details, please refer to the ZKBio Access IVS User Manual.

Method 3: Register on the Phone

Once the ZKBio Access IVS software is installed, users can enroll their face via a browser application on their mobile phone.

1. Navigate to [Personnel] > [Parameters]. Input the server address and port (e.g., http://Server address: Port) in the QR Code UGL bar. The software will automatically generate a QR code. Scan this QR code with your mobile phone or log in directly to http://Server address: Port/app/v1/adreg to register users.
2. Registered users will appear in [Personnel] > [Pending Review]. Click [View] to see their details.

The interface shows user details like Personnel ID, First Name, Last Name, Mobile Phone, and Photo, with options for approval or rejection.

Ethernet and Cloud Server Settings

To configure network parameters, navigate to [COMM.] > [Ethernet]. A successful TCP/IP communication will be indicated by a specific icon (e.g., a green checkmark) in the upper right corner of the standby interface.

To set the server address and port for cloud connectivity, navigate to [COMM.] > [Cloud Server Setting]. If the device successfully communicates with the server, another specific icon (e.g., a cloud symbol) will be displayed in the upper right corner of the standby interface.

Note: When pairing the device with ZKBio Access IVS software, ensure the "Enable Domain Name" option is disabled and that the correct Server Address (IP address of the ZKBio Access IVS server) and Server Port (service port of ZKBio Access IVS) are entered.

Access Control Setting

Navigate to [Access Control] to enter the access control management interface and configure relevant parameters.

Available settings include: Gate Control Mode, Verification Mode, Time Rule Settings, Holidays, Combined Verification, Normal Open Time Period, Master Device, and Anti-passback Setup.

Attendance Record

To query attendance records, navigate to [Attendance Record]. Input the user ID and select the desired time range. The corresponding attendance records will then be displayed.

The interface allows searching by User ID and displays records with Date, User ID, and Time.

System Setting

Navigate to [System] to access system settings and optimize the device's accessibility. Key parameters include:

• Alphanumeric User ID
• Access Logs Setting
• Access Log Alert
• Periodic Deletion of Access Logs
• Authentication Timeout(s)
• Face Comparison Interval(s)
• Face Enrollment Threshold
• Face Pitch Angle
• Face Rotation Angle
• User ID, Name, User Role, Fingerprint, Face
• Live Detection Threshold
• Anti-spoofing Using NIR
• Anti-flicker Mode
• Face Algorithm
• Save Photo as Template
• Fingerprint Sensitivity
• 1:1 Retry Attempts
• Fingerprint Image Display