Specifications

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 The user presents the smart card to the belly of the smart card interface

module of the V-Smart reader

 The V-Smart shall return an amber LED to indicate that the SiteKey,

template data and optional Wiegand string were successfully passed

from the smart card to the reader and stored in a buffer. If the data

was not successfully passed, or an invalid SiteKey was stored on the

card, the V-Smart shall instead return a flashing red LED to indicate

failure.

 The user will present their finger to the sensor

 The V-Smart sensor shall capture the fingerprint

 The V-Smart DSP shall perform a 1:1 verification between the captured

image and the stored template

 The V-Smart shall return a red or green LED indicating failure or pass.

 On a pass, the V-Smart shall perform one of the following actions:

o Generate and release a Wiegand sequence to the Access Control

System based on the template ID number and a pre-configured site

code (the default action)

o Release the Wiegand sequence from buffer to an Access Control

System (if a Wiegand sequence was provided and stored during the

enrollment process).

o Activate the Line Trigger (depending on the reader’s configuration).

Due to the nature of the 1:1 (one-to-one) algorithm utilized by the V-Smart,

the smart card input shall be required in order to initiate the biometric

authentication.

9.11. Granting Access

When used in conjunction with an Access Control System (ACS), physical

access shall not be granted by the V-Smart directly. The V-Smart reader shall

simply send a Wiegand data signal to the ACS. That system is responsible for

logging and making the decision to release door locks, etc.

When the Line Trigger feature is used, any user fingerprint template stored on

a valid smart card shall have the ability to perform a biometric authentication

and access the V-Smart reader. The V-Smart reader itself does not support

advanced access control features (such as audit trails, user-defined access

scheduling, anti-passback, request to exit buttons, etc.). For these features,

an ACS shall be required.