KERI SUYSTEMS CNV-1000 Converter User Guide

Bio Sync
CNV-1000 Converter
Setup Guide

Introduction

The CNV-1000 is an ethernet to RS-485 converter that is required for communication to the Bio Sync readers/network. The converter is used to scan for and detect the Bio Sync readers via their serial number/MAC address – so no addressing of the readers is required during setup.
The host PC connects to the CNV-1000, then the CNV-1000 connects to the Bio Sync readers via RS-485. The RS-485 network between the Bio Sync units is used for fingerprint transfer and reader settings and fingerprint enrollment can be performed from any biometric unit in the network (or from the desktop USB enrollment station)
– Part number (KBF-ENR1).
One CNV-1000 is required per installation (not one per fingerprint reader).

Note: The 120 ohm terminating resistor should ONLY be installed if the RS-485 communication is not stable.

Installation Notes:

• The maximum numbers of Bio Sync readers on a single RS-485 line is 31.
• More than 31 fingerprint readers requires an additional CNV-1000.
• The RS-485 line should be wired in the form of a continuous daisy-chain, NOT as a star configuration.
• The shield of the RS-485 line between two devices should be connected to the Earth at ONE side of the data line.
• The maximum cable run distance of the entire RS-485 network is 1000m/4000 feet.
• The recommended cable type for the RS-485 network is Belden 9501 (or equivalent).
• If you have a long RS-485 network (for example; more than 400 feet) or a large number of Bio Sync controllers on a single network, you should terminate the network at one or both ends of the line (but ONLY if the network communications is unstable). There is a 120 ohm termination resistor supplied for terminating the network at the Bio Sync and a jumper and two pins for terminating at the CNV-1000.

Note: There is no maximum number of portals that can be added to the software.
A system can use any number of CNV-1000 converters.
The following steps explain how to setup the CNV-1000 converter.

CNV-1000 Hardware Connection

3.1 Connecting a Single Bio Sync Reader to a CNV-1000
Important Note: As the CNV-1000 converters have the same default static IP address (192.168.1.100), if you are setting up multiple CNV-1000s, you should connect them to the network one-at-a-time. Configure the first CNV-1000 with its new IP address before you connect a second CNV-1000 module to the network.
The CNV-1000 converter is connected to the PC via a local area network (into a network hub or switch) or directly from the host PC (using a cross-over cable). It uses an external 12VDC power supply and does not require any drivers to be installed.
This converter is connected to the PC via local area network (into a network hub or switch) or directly from the host PC (using a cross-over cable). It uses an external 12VDC power-supply and does not require any drivers to be installed.

1. Apply 12VDC power to the CNV-1000.
2. Connect the host PC to the CNV-1000 using a cross-over cable or via a hub/switch using a patch cable.– Ethernet connection using a cross-over cable from the host PC
3. Connect the first Bio Sync to the CNV-1000 using the RS-485 connections.– Ethernet connection into a network switch using multiple CNV converters
4. Wire the Bio Sync reader into the RIM located on the controller (which should be configured for Wiegand).
   Note: For reader wiring information please refer to the Bio sync reader setup guide.

3.2 Connecting Multiple Bio Sync Readers

1. Apply 12VDC power to the CNV-1000.
2. Connect the host PC to the CNV-1000 using a cross-over cable or via a hub/switch using a patch cable.
3. Connect the first Bio Sync to the CNV-1000 using the RS-485 connections.
4. Connect the second Bio Sync to the first Bio Sync by daisy-chaining the RS-485 connections.
5. Continue the RS-485 daisy-chain connection to other Bio Sync readers.
6. Wire the Bio Sync readers into the RIMs (which should be configured for Wiegand).

CNV-1000 Host PC Connection

IMPORTANT: The CNV-1000 has a default IP address of 192.168.1.100 so for initial connection and configuration you will have to set the host PC with an IP address in the same IP range:
Consult an IT professional if you require assistance changing the host PC IP address.

1. From Windows Control Panel, go to Network and Sharing Center.
2. On the left-side of the screen click on Change Adapter Settings.
3. Right-click Local Area Connection and choose Properties.
4. Highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
5. Click the Properties button.
6. Verify that Use the following IP address is selected.
7. Enter an IP address on the range of 192.168.1.X (but not 192.168.1.100).
8. Press the tab key and the Subnet mask should auto-infill with 255.255.255.0
9. The default gateway fields should be left blank.
10. You will now be able to connect to the CNV-1000 via a web browser.

CNV-1000 IP Address Change

1. Open a web browser and in the address bar, enter the default IP address for the CNV-1000.
2. A login window will appear prompting you for a user name and password.
   – Default user name = admin
   – Default password = 00000000 (eight zeros)![KERI SUYSTEMS CNV-1000 Converter

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  3. In the Settings section enter the IP address you wish to assign to the CNV-1000.
  4. Then click on the UPDATE AND RESET button.
  5. You will then see the following message:
  6. After a few seconds the CNV-1000 will be set to the new IP address.

Note: If the new address is on a different range to 192.168.1.X then you will need to alter the host IP address again to be within the new range before you can connect to the converter again. Follow the steps outlines in the previous section to change the host IP address.

Factory Resetting the CNV-1000

The following steps will clear the converter’s configuration and to set the IP address back to the default of 192.168.0.100.

1. Remove the CNV-1000 cover and you will see the PCB.
2. Press and hold the black reset button for at least 5 seconds.
3. The second green LED should illuminate.
4. The converter is now reset (IP address, TCP port and the device password will be at their defaults).

Adding the CNV-1000 as a Portal

Within the Bio Manager software the converter is referred to as a portal. The portal must be added before you can add the Bio Sync readers to the software.

1. Click the Bio Manager client icon on the desktop.

2. If no operators have been setup then the user interface should open.

3. A general system events grid will be displayed on the main window pane.

4. On the left of the screen you will see Portals.

5. Right-click Portals and select Search Network Portals.

6. Click the SEARCH button and wait…

7. If the CNV-1000 is found it will be displayed in the table. Note: You can also add the portal manually (via right-click – Add Portal), you then simply type the IP address which is assigned to the CNV-1000).

8. Enter an 8 digit device password (factory default is 00000000).

9. Select the row with the portal listed and click on the Setup button to configure it.

10. The setup portal window is shown with the portal settings.

11. Enter New Settings:
    – IP: IP address of device
    – Setup port: Network port for search and setup. Changing is not recommended.
    – Password: Password for access to read and change the settings of the CNV1000. It is recommended to change the default password and use it for all converters in the system.
    – Mask: Enter the device subnet mask.
    – Gateway: Default gateway.
    – MAC: Physical address of the device. Changing is not recommended.
    – DHCP Enable: Enable the DHCP client.
    – DNS: Address of the DNS server.
    – Data port: Port used for communication between Bio Manager and devices behind the converter.
    – Dedicated client: To forbid unauthorized access to devices connected to the portal from another system, select one of the following options: a) Disabled no source security checking, b) MAC only – the source MAC address must be equal to the Dedicated MAC value, c) IP only  the source IP address must be equal to the Dedicated IP value, d) IP or MAC – at least one of the conditions from point b and c must be true, e) IP and MAC – both b and c conditions must be true.
    – Enable web interface: enable or disable the CNV-1000 web interface for configuration.
    – Web port: Web interface port.
    – Version: Read-only field displaying the firmware version of the converter.

12. Click on SEND SETTINGS to configure the CNV-1000, in a few seconds you should see the results message notifying you that the settings have been successfully changed.

13. You are now ready to begin adding your Bio Sync readers to the Bio Manager software.

CNV-1000 Firmware Upgrade Procedure

Perform the following steps to upgrade the firmware on a CNV-1000:
IMPORTANT NOTE: If the version is NOT greater than the detected version (being used by the CNV-1000) then DO NOT change the firmware.

1. Right-click the portal to be updated and select the Firmware Update option.
2. On the firmware update window, click the Browse button. The default location of the firmware files installed with Bio Manager will be in the Bio Manager “Firmware” folder. If you have a newer version, use the Browse button to locate it.
3. Select the firmware file with a “xhc” extension.
4. Check the firmware version.
5. Click on the UPLOAD button.
6. Wait for the “Update End” message.
7. Close the Firmware Update window.

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