BioEntry W3

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ES 101.00.BEW3
CONTENIDO

Instrucciones de seguridad 2 Especificaciones del producto 23

Íconos de instrucciones 2 Dimensiones 25

Introducción 5 Información de cumplimiento de

la FCC 26
Componentes 5

Nombre y función de cada pieza 6

Cables y conectores 7
Declaración de conformidad de la
Método correcto de registro del rostro y UE (CE) 26
de autenticación 8

Instalación 9 Apéndices 27

Fijación del soporte y del producto 9 Descargos de responsabilidad 27

Conexión a la fuente de alimentación 12 Aviso de derechos de autor 28

Conexión de red 13 Licencia de código abierto 28

TCP/IP 13 GNU General Public License 29
GNU Lesser General Public License 37
Conexión Input 14
OpenSSL License 40
Conexión del relé 15 Original SSLeay License 41
Bloqueo a prueba de fallas 15 Apache License 42
Bloqueo seguro contra fallas 16 SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE 44
Conexión de puerta automática 17

Conexión autónoma 18

Conexión a Secure I/O 2 19

Conexión Wiegand 20

Restablecer la configuración de la red 21

Restauración de los valores

predeterminados de fábrica 21

Actualización del Firmware 22

Instrucciones de seguridad
Lea estas instrucciones de seguridad antes de utilizar el producto para evitar lesiones personales y a otras personas,

Instrucciones de seguridad
y para evitar daños a la propiedad. El término “producto” en este manual se refiere al producto y a cualquier artículo
que se entregue con el producto.

Íconos de instrucciones

Advertencia: Este símbolo indica situaciones que pueden causar la muerte o lesiones graves.

Precaución: Este símbolo indica situaciones que pueden causar lesiones moderadas o daños a la propiedad.

Nota: Este símbolo indica notas o información adicional.

Advertencia

Instalación
Cuando utilice una fuente de alimentación de alta capacidad, preste especial atención para evitar cablear de
forma incorrecta.
• El cableado incorrecto puede provocar graves daños en el producto, incendios o descargas eléctricas.
No instale ni repare el producto arbitrariamente.
• Esto puede provocar descargas eléctricas, incendios o daños en el producto.
• Los daños causados por cualquier modificación o incumplimiento de las instrucciones de instalación pueden anular la
garantía del fabricante.

No instale el producto en un lugar con luz solar directa, humedad, polvo, hollín ni fuga de gas.
• Esto puede provocar una descarga eléctrica o un incendio.
Instale el producto en un lugar bien ventilado y fresco, lejos de la luz directa del sol, a fin de evitar el
sobrecalentamiento cuando se instala en áreas exteriores.

No ponga el producto dentro de un gabinete sellado cuando lo instale en el exterior.

• Aumenta la temperatura interna del gabinete y puede provocar descargas eléctricas, incendios o fallas.
No instale el producto en una ubicación con calor proveniente de un calefactor eléctrico.
• Esto puede provocar un incendio debido al sobrecalentamiento.
Instale el producto en una ubicación seca.
• La humedad y los líquidos pueden provocar descargas eléctricas o daños en el producto.
No instale el producto en un lugar donde se vea afectado por las frecuencias de radio.
• Esto puede provocar descargas eléctricas o daños en el producto.

Funcionamiento
Mantenga el producto seco.
• La humedad y los líquidos pueden provocar descargas eléctricas, incendios o daños en el producto.
No utilice adaptadores de poder dañados, enchufes ni tomas eléctricas sueltas.
• Las conexiones inseguras pueden provocar descargas eléctricas o incendios.
No doble ni dañe el cable de alimentación.
• Esto puede provocar una descarga eléctrica o un incendio.
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Precaución

Instalación
Lea este manual antes de instalar el producto para garantizar una instalación correcta y segura.

Cuando conecte el cable de alimentación y otros cables, asegúrese de conectarlos con la alimentación
apagada en todos los dispositivos involucrados.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
Antes de conectar la alimentación al producto, vuelva a revisar el manual para asegurarse de que el cableado
esté correcto y, luego, conecte la alimentación.

No instale el producto bajo la luz solar o la luz UV directas.

• Esto puede causar daños, mal funcionamiento, decoloración o deformación del producto.
No instale el cable de la fuente de alimentación en una ubicación por el que pasen personas.
• Esto puede causar lesiones o daños al producto.
No instale el producto cerca de objetos altamente magnéticos, como imanes, televisores, monitores
(especialmente, los que cuentan con tubos de rayos catódicos) o altavoces.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
No selle alrededor del producto con silicona, etc. cuando lo instale en la pared.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
Mantenga las distancias mínimas entre los productos cuando instale varios de ellos.
• Es posible que el producto esté afectado por frecuencias de radio emitidas por otros productos y que no funcione
correctamente.

Utilice un adaptador de alimentación aprobado por IEC/EN 62368-1 que admita un consumo de energía
superior al del producto. Se recomienda encarecidamente utilizar el adaptador de alimentación que vende
Suprema.
• Si no se utiliza la fuente de alimentación adecuada, el producto podría presentar fallas.
• Consulte Alimentación en las especificaciones del producto para conocer las especificaciones de consumo máximo de
corriente.

Utilice una fuente de alimentación independiente para el Secure I/O 2, la cerradura eléctrica y el producto.
• Si se conecta y utiliza la misma fuente de alimentación, es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
No conecte ni utilice la fuente de alimentación y la alimentación a través de Ethernet (PoE) simultáneamente.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
Se recomienda utilizar el gabinete si el producto está instalado en el exterior.
• El producto puede fallar si las características resistentes al agua y al polvo están dañadas.

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Precaución

Funcionamiento
No deje caer el producto ni lo someta a impactos.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
No desconecte la fuente de alimentación mientras actualiza el firmware del producto.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
No almacene el producto en lugares muy calientes ni muy fríos. Se recomienda utilizar el producto a
temperaturas entre -20 °C y 50 °C.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.
Cuando limpie el producto, tenga en cuenta los siguientes procedimientos.
• Limpie el producto con una toalla limpia y seca.
• Si necesita desinfectar el producto, humedezca el paño o la toallita con una cantidad adecuada de alcohol isopropílico
y limpie con suavidad todas las superficies expuestas. Utilice alcohol isopropílico (que contenga un 70 % de alcohol
isopropílico) y un paño limpio y no abrasivo, como un paño para limpiar la lente.
• No aplique líquido directamente sobre la superficie del producto.
No utilice el producto para ningún otro uso que no sea el previsto.
• Es posible que el producto no funcione correctamente.

Batería RTC
El uso de un tipo de batería no aprobado o incorrecto puede dar como resultado un riesgo de explosión. Deseche las
baterías de acuerdo con las normas regionales o internacionales correspondientes en materia de residuos.

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Componentes

Introducción
BioEntry W3 Soporte de pared

Tornillo de fijación del

Tornillo de fijación x 2 Termoretráctil Diodo
soporte (tipo estrella)

BioEntry W3
201.00.BEW3 v*.**

Quick Guide
간편설명서
Guía rápida
Kurzanleitung
Guide rapide
クイックガイド
快速指南
快速指南 Open Source Software

Linux Kernel GPL

glibc LGPL
OpenSSL
Original SSLeay
Open CV Apache
Open Font License

J 306.00 v*.**

Guía de software de código

Resistencia de 120 Ω x 2 Guía rápida
abierto

• Los componentes podrían variar según el entorno de instalación.

• Al montar el producto con el soporte, puede utilizar el tornillo de fijación (tipo estrella) incluido con el
soporte en lugar del tornillo de fijación del producto para mejorar la seguridad.

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Nombre y función de cada pieza

Cámara visual
Cámara infrarroja

Pantalla

Conector del cable

Tarjeta de RF y unidad
de autenticación de
tarjeta de acceso móvil
Altavoz

Botón de
reinicio Ranura de memoria
Indicador LED USB (tipo C)

Nombre Descripción

Cámara visual Captura una imagen real del rostro.

Cámara infrarroja Captura la imagen infrarroja del rostro.

Pantalla Muestra los resultados de autenticación del usuario.

Tarjeta de RF y unidad de
autenticación de tarjeta de Parte para escanear una tarjeta RFID o una tarjeta de acceso móvil de entrada.
acceso móvil

Indica el estado de operacional del dispositivo con el color de la luz LED.

• Verde: Autenticación correcta.
• Rojo: Falla de la autenticación.
• Azul: Funcionamiento normal.
Indicador LED • Azul/verde intermitente:
‒ No se puede recibir una dirección IP cuando el DHCP está activado.
‒ Desconexión con el dispositivo maestro cuando está en modo Slave.
• Rojo/Morado intermitente: El dispositivo está bloqueado.
• Amarillo intermitente: Esperando una entrada.
• Cable de alimentación
• Conector Ethernet
• Cable RS-485
Conector del cable
• Cable de la entrada o salida Wiegand
• Cable de Input
• Cable de salida del relé

Altavoz Transmite el sonido.

• Restablece la configuración de la red. Para obtener más detalles, consulte

Restablecimiento de la configuración de red.
Botón de reinicio • Elimina todos los datos y el certificado del dispositivo, y restablece la
configuración. Para obtener más detalles, consulte Restauración de los valores
predeterminados de fábrica.

Ranura de memoria USB (tipo C) Permite la conexión de la memoria USB.

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Cables y conectores

Terminal Nombre Color

1 INPUT2 Naranja

2 INPUT1 Café

3 INPUT0 Púrpura

4 ETX+ Blanco

5 ETX- Naranja

6 ERX+ Negro

7 ERX- Amarillo

8 RS485_0 TRXN Amarillo (banda negra)

9 RS485_0 TRXP Azul (banda blanca)

10 RS485_1 TRXN Amarillo

11 RS485_1 TRXP Azul

12 PWR GND Negro (banda blanca)

13 PWR +VDC Rojo

14 VB2 Café

15 VB2 Azul

16 VB1 Verde

17 VB1 Rojo

18 GND Negro

19 RELAY NO Gris (banda blanca)

20 RELAY NC Naranja (banda blanca)

21 RELAY COM Verde (banda blanca)

22 GND Negro

23 WGD OUT1 Blanco (banda negra)

24 WGD OUT0 Verde (banda negra)

25 WGD IN1 Blanco

26 WGD IN0 Verde

Hay varios conductores de tamaño AWG 26 y se deben cubrir mediante un revestimiento común o equivalente
al realizar el cableado de campo. El cable no se debe empalmar a un conductor mayor de 18 AWG (0.82 mm2).

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Método correcto de registro del rostro y de autenticación

Precauciones cuando se registra un rostro

• Al registrar un rostro, mantenga una distancia de 60 a 100 cm entre el dispositivo y el rostro.

• No cambie la expresión de su rostro.
• No use máscaras, sombreros ni parches para los ojos.
• No registre el rostro con una máscara. Puede aumentar la tasa de aceptación falsa (FAR, del inglés False
Acceptance Rate) si ambos rostros con y sin máscara están inscritos.

• No levante ni baje la cabeza.

• No utilice mucho maquillaje.
• No cierre los ojos.
• Manténgase quieto y mire la pantalla para registrar su rostro.
• Registre una persona a la vez.
• Si no sigue las instrucciones que aparecen en pantalla, el registro del rostro podría tardar o fallar.

Precauciones para autenticar un rostro

• Siga las instrucciones que se muestran en la pantalla para autenticar el rostro.

• Si se cubre parte del rostro con un sombrero, una máscara, un parche ocular o gafas de sol, la autenticación podría
fallar. No se cubra el rostro; deje que el dispositivo reconozca ambas cejas y el rostro.

• Autentique su rostro a una distancia de 60 a 100 cm del dispositivo.

• Es posible que la autenticación falle si los hombros no están a la misma altura. Permanezca quieto y, luego,
autentique su rostro.

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Fijación del soporte y del producto

Instalación
1 Determine la posición correcta para instalar el producto.

65°
137 cm

60 ~ 100 cm

• La altura óptima para instalar el dispositivo es de 137 cm.

• Instale el dispositivo donde no llegue la luz directa del sol ni luz UV.
• Ajuste la posición de instalación, de modo que el rostro no esté expuesto a la luz directa del sol cuando un
usuario intente autenticarse.

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2 Fije con firmeza el soporte con tornillos de fijación a través del soporte hasta la posición en la que va a instalar
BioEntry W3.

• Si instala BioEntry W3 en una pared de concreto, perfore orificios, inserte los anclajes de PVC y fíjelos con los
tornillos de fijación.
• Para evitar interferencias de RF, se debe mantener una distancia mínima de separación.

Pared
Grosor de la pared Pared

Distancia

300 mm
Grosor de la
Distancia
pared

100 mm 270 mm

120 mm 250 mm

150 mm 170 mm

• Cuando utilice una tarjeta de acceso móvil, realice la instalación de los dispositivos con una distancia
mínima de 1 m entre ellos para evitar interferencia de BLE.

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3 Instale BioEntry W3 en el soporte que fijó.

4 Para conectar la BioEntry W3 al soporte, gire el tornillo de fijación del producto.

Al montar el producto con el soporte, puede utilizar el tornillo de fijación (tipo estrella) incluido con el soporte
en lugar del tornillo de fijación del producto para mejorar la seguridad.

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Conexión a la fuente de alimentación

UPS
(Opcional)

13
Alimentación
de CC
12

12 - PWR GND Negro (Rayas blancas)

13 - PWR +VDC Rojo

BioEntry W3

• Se recomienda utilizar la unidad de alimentación Clase 2 que se detalla.

• NO conecte el dispositivo a la fuente de alimentación de CC (o al adaptador) ni a la fuente de alimentación
PoE al mismo tiempo.
• Utilice un adaptador de alimentación aprobado por IEC/EN 62368-1 que admita un consumo de energía
superior al del producto. Si desea conectar otro dispositivo y utilizarlo con la misma fuente de alimentación,
debe utilizar un adaptador con una capacidad de corriente igual o superior al consumo total de energía
necesario para el terminal y el otro dispositivo.
‒ Consulte Alimentación en las especificaciones del producto para conocer las especificaciones de consumo
máximo de corriente.
• Utilice una fuente de alimentación independiente para el Secure I/O 2, la cerradura eléctrica y el producto,
respectivamente. Si conecta y utiliza la misma fuente de alimentación para estos dispositivos, podrían
funcionar incorrectamente.
• Cuando conecte la fuente de alimentación, tenga en cuenta la distancia entre esta y la BioEntry W3. La
BioEntry W3 debe conectarse lo más cerca posible de la fuente de alimentación para que la longitud del
cable de conexión se mantenga al mínimo. Si las conexiones de los cables se realizan de forma incorrecta,
es posible que funcione mal el dispositivo. Se recomienda utilizar un cable de 16 o 18 AWG si la BioEntry W3
está lejos de la fuente de alimentación. La distancia de conexión puede variar según el estándar del cable
utilizado y el entorno de instalación. La BioEntry W3 es compatible con la alimentación de 24 V CC y 12 V CC,
por lo que debe verificar la longitud máxima según la especificación del cable para asegurarse de que la
unidad esté alimentada correctamente.

Longitud máxima extendida

Cable estándar
24 V CC 12 V CC

16 AWG 150 m 50 m

18 AWG 136 m 30 m

20 AWG 90 m 20 m

• NO extienda la longitud del cable de alimentación cuando utilice el adaptador de alimentación.

• NO utilice cables UTP CAT5 de dos hilos con propósito de alimentación de energía.

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Conexión de red

TCP/IP

Conexión LAN (conexión a un concentrador)

Puede conectar el producto a un concentrador mediante un cable CAT-5 de tipo general.

Concentrador

Computadora

BioEntry W3

Conexión LAN (conexión directa a una computadora)

La BioEntry W3 tiene una función MDI/MDIX automática para que se pueda conectar directamente a una
computadora mediante un cable recto normal tipo CAT-5 o un cable cruzado.

Computadora

BioEntry W3

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Conexión Input

1 - INPUT2 Naranja
2 - INPUT1 Marrón
3 - INPUT0 Púrpura
18 - GND Negro
Sensor de la
puerta

18
1
2
Botón de la 3
puerta

BioEntry W3
Sensor

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Conexión del relé

Bloqueo a prueba de fallas

Para utilizar el bloqueo a prueba de fallas, conecte el relé normalmente cerrado como se muestra en la figura
siguiente. Normalmente, hay una corriente que fluye a través del relé para el bloqueo a prueba de fallas. Cuando el
relé se activa, bloqueando el flujo de corriente, la puerta se abrirá. Si la fuente de alimentación del producto se corta
debido a una falla de la alimentación o a un factor externo, la puerta se abre.

20 - RELAY NC Naranja (Rayas blancas)

21 - RELAY COM Verde (Rayas blancas)

19

21

Cerrojo / Alimentación
Cerradura de CC

BioEntry W3

• Instale un diodo a ambos lados de las conexiones de la cerradura de la puerta como se muestra en la figura
para proteger el contacto de la corriente inversa, que se produce cuando la cerradura opera.
• Utilice una fuente de alimentación independiente para BioEntry W3 y para la cerradura de la puerta.
• Para mayor comodidad, los lectores inteligentes autónomos de Suprema contienen relés internos que
pueden bloquear o desbloquear directamente las puertas sin controladores externos. Sin embargo, para
las aplicaciones de control de acceso que necesitan más seguridad, NO se recomienda utilizar el relé
interno de un lector, con el fin de evitar cualquier ataque de manipulación que pueda activar el desbloqueo
de la puerta. Para dichas aplicaciones, se recomienda encarecidamente utilizar una unidad de contacto
independiente para un control de bloqueo, como Secure I/O 2, DM-20 o CoreStation de Suprema, instalada
del lado seguro de la puerta.

Tenga cuidado con la dirección de instalación del diodo. Instale el diodo cerca de la cerradura de la puerta.

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Bloqueo seguro contra fallas

Para utilizar el bloqueo seguro contra fallas, conecte el contacto normalmente abierto como se muestra en la figura
siguiente. Normalmente, no hay flujo de corriente a través del relé para el bloqueo seguro contra fallas. Cuando el
relé activa el flujo de corriente, la puerta se abre. Si la fuente de alimentación del producto se corta debido a una falla
de la alimentación o a un factor externo, la puerta se bloquea.

19 - RELAY NO Gris (Rayas blancas)

21 - RELAY COM Verde (Rayas blancas)

19

21

Cerrojo / Alimentación
Cerradura de CC

BioEntry W3

• Instale un diodo a ambos lados de las conexiones de la cerradura de la puerta como se muestra en la figura
para proteger el contacto de la corriente inversa, que se produce cuando la cerradura opera.
• Utilice una fuente de alimentación independiente para BioEntry W3 y para la cerradura de la puerta.
• Para mayor comodidad, los lectores inteligentes autónomos de Suprema contienen relés internos que
pueden bloquear o desbloquear directamente las puertas sin controladores externos. Sin embargo, para
las aplicaciones de control de acceso que necesitan más seguridad, NO se recomienda utilizar el relé
interno de un lector, con el fin de evitar cualquier ataque de manipulación que pueda activar el desbloqueo
de la puerta. Para dichas aplicaciones, se recomienda encarecidamente utilizar una unidad de contacto
independiente para un control de bloqueo, como Secure I/O 2, DM-20 o CoreStation de Suprema, instalada
del lado seguro de la puerta.

Tenga cuidado con la dirección de instalación del diodo. Instale el diodo cerca de la cerradura de la puerta.

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Conexión de puerta automática

19 - RELAY NO Gris (Rayas blancas)

21 - RELAY COM Verde (Rayas blancas)

Botón de la
puerta

Sensor de
detección

19
Dispositivo de
control de puerta
automática
21

Cerradura de
la puerta

BioEntry W3

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Conexión autónoma
BioEntry W3 se puede conectar directamente a la cerradura de la puerta, al botón de la puerta y al sensor de la puerta
sin necesidad de un dispositivo de E/S como intermediario.

BioEntry W3

Concentrador

Sensor de la
puerta

18 Input
Computadora
1
Bloqueo seguro contra fallas Relé 19 2
Botón de la
o 20 3
puerta
Bloqueo a prueba de fallas 21

12 13
Alimentación

Sensor
Cerrojo / Alimentación Alimentación
Cerradura de CC de CC
Conexión Input
1 - INPUT2 Naranja
2 - INPUT1 Marrón
Conexión del relé Conexión a la fuente de alimentación
3 - INPUT0 Púrpura
19 - RELAY NO Gris (Rayas blancas) 12 - PWR GND Negro (Rayas blancas) 18 - GND Negro
20 - RELAY NC Naranja (Rayas blancas) 13 - PWR +VDC Rojo
21 - RELAY COM Verde (Rayas blancas)

Para mayor comodidad, los lectores inteligentes autónomos de Suprema contienen relés internos que
pueden bloquear o desbloquear directamente las puertas sin controladores externos. Sin embargo, para las
aplicaciones de control de acceso que necesitan más seguridad, NO se recomienda utilizar el relé interno de
un lector, con el fin de evitar cualquier ataque de manipulación que pueda activar el desbloqueo de la puerta.
Para dichas aplicaciones, se recomienda encarecidamente utilizar una unidad de contacto independiente para
un control de bloqueo, como Secure I/O 2, DM-20 o CoreStation de Suprema, instalada del lado seguro de la
puerta.

• BioEntry W3 se puede utilizar para controlar varias puertas con dispositivos esclavos con la interfaz RS485.
Los dispositivos esclavos se utilizan solamente como lectores y la autenticación se realiza en el dispositivo
maestro.
• Si XPass o XPass 2 está conectado al dispositivo maestro, solo se puede utilizar la autenticación con tarjeta.
• La cantidad máxima de dispositivos esclavos disponibles para conectar varía según el método de
autenticación, la cantidad de usuarios y la cantidad de dispositivos. Además, se debe tener en cuenta que la
cantidad de dispositivos esclavos afecta la velocidad de autenticación de la huella dactilar.
• Un dispositivo maestro puede controlar 31 dispositivos esclavos. El ancho de banda de RS485 permite
conectar hasta 7 dispositivos de autenticación de huellas.
• Para obtener más información, comuníquese con el equipo de Soporte Técnico de Suprema (https://
support.supremainc.com).

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Conexión a Secure I/O 2

Secure I/O 2 es un dispositivo de E/S que se puede conectar a BioEntry W3 con un cable RS-485. La seguridad
se puede mantener incluso si se pierde la conexión entre BioEntry W3 y Secure I/O 2 o si se apagó la fuente de
alimentación de BioEntry W3 debido a factores externos.

• Utilice un par trenzado AWG24 con una longitud inferior a 1.2 km para el cable RS-485.
• Si se enlaza con una conexión en cadena RS-485, conecte una resistencia de terminación (120 Ω) a ambos extremos
de la conexión. Si se conecta en la mitad de la línea, el nivel de la señal se reducirá y el rendimiento de las
comunicaciones se deteriorará. Asegúrese de realizar la conexión en ambos extremos del enlace en cadena.

Concentrador

Computadora
Secure I/O 2

Conexión RS-485
8 - RS485_0 TRXN Amarillo (Rayas negras)
9 - RS485_0 TRXP Azul (Rayas blancas)
18 - GND Negro

RS-485 9
Alimentación
de CC
8
18

BioEntry W3

12 13
Alimentación

Alimentación
de CC

Alimentación
de CC
Sensor de la puerta

Cerradura de Conexión a la fuente de alimentación

la puerta 12 - PWR GND Negro (Rayas blancas)
13 - PWR +VDC Rojo
Botón de la puerta

• BioEntry W3 se puede utilizar para controlar varias puertas con dispositivos esclavos con la interfaz RS485. Los
dispositivos esclavos se utilizan solamente como lectores y la autenticación se realiza en el dispositivo maestro.
• Si XPass o XPass 2 está conectado al dispositivo maestro, solo se puede utilizar la autenticación con tarjeta.
• La cantidad máxima de dispositivos esclavos disponibles para conectar varía según el método de
autenticación, la cantidad de usuarios y la cantidad de dispositivos. Además, se debe tener en cuenta que la
cantidad de dispositivos esclavos afecta la velocidad de autenticación de la huella dactilar.
• Un dispositivo maestro puede controlar 31 dispositivos esclavos. El ancho de banda de RS485 permite
conectar hasta 7 dispositivos de autenticación de huellas.
• Para obtener más información, comuníquese con el equipo de Soporte Técnico de Suprema (https://
support.supremainc.com).

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Conexión Wiegand
Utilizada como dispositivo de entrada Wiegand

22 - GND Negro
25 - WGD IN1 Blanco
26 - WGD IN0 Verde

22
25
Lector RFID
26

BioEntry W3

Utilizada como dispositivo de salida Wiegand

22 - GND Negro
23 - WGD OUT1 Blanco (Rayas negras)
24 - WGD OUT0 Verde (Rayas negras)

22
23
Controlador
24

BioEntry W3

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Restablecer la configuración de la red

1 Conecte la alimentación.

2 Presione el botón de restablecimiento de red en la parte posterior del dispositivo hasta que el dispositivo se
reinicie automáticamente.

3 Conecte el dispositivo con los valores predeterminados.

• TCP/IP address: Asignación de la dirección DHCP (si falla la asignación de la dirección DHCP, se establece
169.254.x.x).

• Server mode: Desactivado

• RS-485: Valor predeterminado, 115,200 bps

4 Cambie la dirección TCP/IP o la información de RS-485.

5 Desconecte la alimentación posteriormente y compruebe que la configuración de red sea la correcta.

Restauración de los valores predeterminados de fábrica

Esto elimina todos los datos y el certificado raíz del dispositivo, y restablece la configuración.

1 Conecte la alimentación.

2 Presione el botón de reinicio tres veces rápidamente.

3 Cuando el LED verde parpadee, vuelva a presionar el botón de reinicio.

Si no hay ningún certificado raíz en el dispositivo, no puede restaurar los valores predeterminados de fábrica.

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Actualización del Firmware

Actualice el firmware mediante la conexión de una memoria USB al dispositivo.

1 Guarde el archivo de actualización del firmware en la memoria USB.

Se recomienda guardar solo un archivo de firmware en la memoria USB para la actualización.

2 Conecte la memoria USB al dispositivo.

3 Cuando aparezca el mensaje “Admin Auth Required”, autentique con una credencial de nivel de administrador.

Registre un administrador en el dispositivo en BioStar 2. Si no hay un administrador en el dispositivo,

la actualización del firmware no puede continuar. Para obtener más información sobre el registro del
administrador, consulte la Guía del administrador de BioStar 2.

4 El archivo de firmware se transferirá al dispositivo después de la autenticación correcta del administrador.

5 Cuando finalice la transferencia del archivo de firmware, aparecerá un mensaje para extraer la memoria USB en la
pantalla. Extraiga la memoria USB.

Si no se quita la memoria USB, la actualización del firmware se reiniciará después de que el dispositivo se
reinicie.

6 Una vez finalizada la actualización del firmware, el dispositivo se reiniciará automáticamente.

No desconecte la fuente de alimentación mientras actualiza el firmware del dispositivo. Es posible que el
dispositivo no funcione correctamente.

El tipo de memoria USB admitida es el siguiente. Si utiliza un tipo diferente de memoria USB, la función podría
presentar un funcionamiento irregular.
• Samsung Electronics: SUM-BSG 32 GB
• LG Electronics: MU 1 USB 32 GB, MU28GBC 32 GB
• SanDisk: Cruzer Blade CZ50 32 GB, CZ48 Ultra USB 3.0 64 GB, CZ80 USB3.0 64 GB, CZ52 64 GB, Cruzer Glide
Z60 128 GB, Cruzer Force CZ71 32 GB
• Sony: USM-SA1 32 GB
• Transcend: JetFlash 760 32 GB
Todas las unidades flash USB compatibles que se indican anteriormente se probaron con USB tipo A. Para
conectar estas unidades flash USB a BioEntry W3, se requiere un USB tipo C independiente.

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Especificaciones del producto

Especificaciones del producto

Categoría Característica Especificación

Biometría Rostro

• BEW3-DB: 125 kHz EM y 13.56 MHz MIFARE, MIFARE Plus,

DESFire, DESFire EV1/EV2/EV31), FeliCa
Opción de RF
Credencial • BEW3-APB: 125 kHz EM, HID Prox y 13.56 MHz MIFARE, MIFARE
Plus, DESFire, DESFire EV1/EV2/EV31), FeliCa, iCLASS SE/SR/Seos

Rango de lectura de RF2) MIFARE/DESFire/EM/iCLASS: 50 mm, FeliCa/HID Prox: 30 mm

Móvil NFC, BLE

CPU 1.5 GHz Quad Core

Memoria Memoria flash de 16 GB + RAM de 2 GB

Chip de cifrado Compatible

Pantalla PMOLED DE 1.3”

LED Multicolor

Sonido 16 bits

Temperatura de funcionamiento -20 °C ~ 50 °C

Temperatura de almacenamiento -40 °C ~ 70 °C

Humedad de funcionamiento 0 % ~ 80 %, sin condensación

Humedad de almacenamiento 0 % ~ 90 %, sin condensación

General
• IR: 2M píxeles
Cámara
• Visual: 2M píxeles
Dimensión (ancho x alto x largo) 50 x 160 x 34.15 (mm)

• Dispositivo
‒ BEW3-DB: 283 g
Peso
‒ BEW3-APB: 291 g
• Soporte: 36 g
Clasificación IP IP67

Clasificación IK IK08

CE, UKCA, KC, FCC, IC, RCM, BIS, ANATEL, SIG, RoHS, REACH, WEEE,
Certificaciones
EAC, TELEC

Distancia de autenticación3) De 0.3 a 1.0 m

Altura de autenticación De 1.4 a 1.9 m

Rostro
Velocidad de identificación En un plazo de 0.2 segundos

Identificación facial en vivo Compatible

Usuarios máx. 100,0004)

• Rostro: 30,000
Máximo de credenciales (1:N)
• Tarjeta: 100,000
Capacidad • Rostro: 30,000
Máximo de credenciales (1:1)
• Tarjeta: 100,000
Máximo de registro de eventos 1,000,000

Máximo de registro de imágenes 10,000

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Categoría Característica Especificación

Ethernet Compatible (10/100 Mbps, MDI/MDI-X automática)

Protocolo de red TCP, UDP

RS-485 1 canal maestro/esclavo (seleccionable)

Protocolo de comunicación
Compatible con OSDP V2
RS-485

Wiegand Entrada de 1 canal y salida de 1 canal

Input 3 canales de entrada

Interfaz Relé 1 relé

• BEW3-DB: No compatible
PoE
• BEW3-APB: Compatible (compatible con IEEE 802.3at)
RTSP Compatible

USB USB 2.0 (tipo C), solo actualización de firmware

Puerto de expansión USB Compatible

Seguro contra alteraciones

Compatible
(Tamper)

• Voltaje: 12 VCC
• Corriente: Máximo 1.0 A
Alimentación
• Voltaje: 24 VCC
• Corriente: Máximo 0.6 A
• Mínimo: 3 V
Interruptor entrada VIH
• Máximo: 5 V
Interruptor entrada VIL Máximo: 1 V
Eléctrica
Interruptor de resistencia de
4.7 kΩ (Los puertos de entrada están polarizados con 4.7 kΩ.)
polarización

Salida Wiegand VOH Más de 4.8 V

Salida Wiegand VOL Menos de 0.2 V

Resistencia de polarización de la
Polarización interna de 1 kΩ
salida Wiegand

Carga resistiva de 2 A a 30 VCC

Relé
Carga inductiva de 1 A a 30 VCC

1) Las tarjetas DESFire EV2/EV3 se pueden usar con tarjetas de compatibilidad retroactiva de DESFire EV1. Las
funciones de CSN y de tarjeta inteligente son compatibles con BioEntry W3.

2) El rango de lectura de RF varía según el entorno de instalación.

3) La distancia mínima de autenticación facial que se muestra es la configuración predeterminada para el producto, y
la distancia recomendada de autenticación facial es de 0.6 a 1.0 m.

4) Cantidad de usuarios registrados sin tener datos de credenciales.

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Dimensiones
(Unidad: mm)

50 34.15 39.4

153.2
160 160

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Información de cumplimiento de la FCC

ESTE DISPOSITIVO CUMPLE CON LA PARTE 15 DEL REGLAMENTO DE LA FCC.

El funcionamiento está sujeto a las siguientes dos condiciones:

(1) Este dispositivo no puede causar interferencia perjudicial, y

(2) Este dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier interferencia recibida, incluidas las interferencias que puedan causar un
funcionamiento no deseado.

Este equipo ha sido probado y cumple con los límites para un dispositivo digital Clase A, en conformidad con la
parte 15 del reglamento de la FCC. Estos límites están diseñados para proporcionar una protección razonable
contra la interferencia perjudicial cuando el equipo se hace funcionar en un entorno comercial. Este equipo
genera, utiliza y puede irradiar energía de radiofrecuencia y, si no se instala y utiliza de acuerdo con el manual
de instrucciones, podría causar interferencias perjudiciales en las comunicaciones de radio. Es probable que el
funcionamiento de este equipo en una zona residencial cause interferencia perjudicial, en cuyo caso se exige
al usuario corregir la interferencia a sus expensas.
Cualquier cambio o modificación que no esté expresamente aprobada por la parte responsable del
cumplimiento podría anular la autoridad del usuario para operar este equipo.
Este transmisor no debe estar ubicado en la misma localidad ni funcionar junto con ninguna otra antena o
transmisor.
Este equipo cumple con los límites de exposición a la radiación establecidos por la FCC para un entorno no
controlado. Este equipo debe instalarse y operarse a una distancia mínima de 20 cm entre el radiador y su
cuerpo. Este transmisor no debe estar ubicado en la misma localidad ni funcionar junto con ninguna otra
antena o transmisor.

Declaración de conformidad de la UE (CE)

Este producto tiene la marca CE de acuerdo con las disposiciones de Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/
UE. Por la presente, Suprema Inc. declara que este producto cumple los requisitos esenciales y otras disposiciones
pertinentes de Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/UE.

• Energía de transmisión Bluetooth: -0.1 dBm

• Frecuencia de Bluetooth: 2402~2480 MHz
• Frecuencia de NFC: 13.56 MHz
• Frecuencia de RFID: 13.56 MHz ~ 125 kHz

Para obtener más información, comuníquese con nosotros mediante la siguiente información de contacto.

Suprema Inc.

Sitio web: https://www.supremainc.com

Dirección: 17F Parkview Tower 248 Jeongjail-ro, Bundang- gu, Seongnam-is, Gyeonggi-do, 13554, Rep. de Corea

Teléfono: +82-31-783-4502/Fax: +82-31-783-4503

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• A menos que se indique expresamente en un acuerdo entre usted y Suprema, Suprema no asume responsabilidad
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producir una lesión personal o la muerte. Si compra o utiliza productos de Suprema para cualquier aplicación no
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• No debe basarse en la ausencia o las características de ninguna función o instrucción marcada como “reservada”
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por conflictos o incompatibilidades que surjan de cambios realizados en estas en el futuro.

• Salvo que se establezca expresamente en el presente, en la medida máxima permitida por la ley, los productos de
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• Comuníquese con la oficina de ventas local de Suprema o con su distribuidor para obtener las especificaciones más
recientes y antes de realizar el pedido del producto.

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El derecho de autor de este documento está depositado en Suprema. Los derechos de otros nombres de productos,
marcas comerciales y marcas registradas pertenecen a los titulares de dichos derechos, se trate de individuos u
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Licencia de código abierto

• El software de este producto se basa en “Linux Kernel 4.x”, el cual se encuentra bajo licencia de GPL. Respecto de
GPL, consulte GNU General Public License en este manual.

• Este producto utiliza la biblioteca "glibc", que tiene licencia de LGPL. Respecto de LGPL, consulte GNU Lesser
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• Este producto utiliza “OpenSSL”, que cuenta con licencias de OpenSSL y Original SSLeay. Respecto de las licencias
OpenSSL y Original SSLeay, consulte OpenSSL License y Original SSLeay License en este manual.

• Este producto utiliza “Open CV 4.5”, que cuenta con licencia de Apache. Respecto de la licencia Apache, consulte
Apache License en este manual.

• Este producto utiliza las fuentes “NotoSans”, “NotoNaskh”, “Pixel12x10” y “NeoDunggeunmo”, que están
autorizadas bajo la licencia de SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE. Respecto de SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE, consulte SIL OPEN
FONT LICENSE en este manual.

• Para solicitar el código fuente modificado basado en el Linux Kernel 4.x y el código fuente de la biblioteca glibc, que
se incluye en este producto, escríbanos a support.supremainc.com.

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PREAMBLE

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