Panasonic Iris Camera Bm Et500 Operating Instructions

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8. Attach the numeric keyboard.
Connect the control cable which has been connected
to the numeric keyboard. Then, attach the keyboard
with the tamperproof screws.
Caution:Insert the cable into the unit so as to avoid
pressure from the keyboard.
Notes: 
•Keep the unit:
·in the temperature between 0 °C and 40 °C (between
32 °F and 104 °F) and the humidity between 30 % and
80 %.
•Keep the unit away from:
·direct sunlight or light reflection.
·incandescent or halogen lighting.
·places where shadow appear over the front panel.
·noise. (for example, places near air conditioners or ven-
tilators)
·electricity.
·outdoor places.
·vibration. (It may cause invalid recognition or injury.)
•Do not place anything inside the space described in
the illustration.
•This unit is for indoor use only.
•This unit must be mounted horizontally on the wall.
•Determine the optimum mounting height. The recom-
mendation is between 1.38 m (54 in.) and 1.5 m (60 in.)
for enrollment/recognition effectiveness.
•Mount the bracket on the wall. Be sure to provide
access for video control and DC power from the control
unit.
430 mm (17 in.)211 mm (18 in.)
1 380 mm (54 in.) or more 
(recommended)
80 mm (3 in.)
Top View Side View
400 mm (16 in.)900 mm (35 in.)
1 300 mm (51 in.)
400 mm (16 in.)900 mm (35 in.)
400 mm (16 in.)
400 mm (16 in.)
700 mm (28 in.)
700 mm (28 in.)
Floor
1 300 mm (51 in.)
Keep this area free
from obstructionsKeep this area free
from obstructions
Coaxial cable(BNC)Coaxial cable(BNC)
Camera power cable
General-purpose
power supply
(24V DC,UL listed)BM-ET500
(For identification)
BM-ET500
(For identification)
*UL not verified
Camera 1
Camera 2
System Instruction (Maximum System)
OK
NG
OK
NG
OK
NG
(For
enrollment)
Administration PC*
LAN cableElectric lock*
Camera 3
BM-ET500
BM-ED500
POWER ALARMS3 S2 S1 
						

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DIMENSIONS OF THE MOUNTING BRACKET
6.5 22.5
M549 45180.5 186.5
90
47
180.5174.5398
26
63
4-φ10
8
124.2
89.4
173.7
99.3
22
R1
(Unit of length: mm) 
						

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ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
■Adjustment
●Adjusting the Buzzer Level
Adjust the buzzer level, which informs you of recognition
results, as follows.
1. Open the cover of the numeric keyboard.
2. Insert a Phillips precision screwdriver into the buzzer-
level adjustment hole.
3. Turn the screwdriver to the right or left to adjust the
buzzer level.
To the right:The volume will go up.
To the left:The volume will go down.
■Maintenance
●Replacing the Front Panel
When the supplied front panel has been damaged, you can
replace it to a new one.
1. Remove the numeric keyboard. (Refer to p. 9.) 
2. Remove the front panel, and then replace it to a new
one.
You can take the panel away by sliding down.
During the replacement, wear gloves on your hand to
keep the new panel clean.3. When finished, connect the control cable to the numeric
keyboard.
●Cleaning the Inside of the Camera Unit
There are a mirror, proximity sensor, and two cameras
inside the unit. The cameras will be used for capturing a
face and irises. If dust is sticking to the cameras, it may
cause malfunction. Clean the inside of the camera unit as
follows.
1. Remove the numeric keyboard and the front panel.
(Refer to p. 9 and this page.)
2. Blow dust away from the mirror, sensor, Camera 1 and
Camera 2 by using a blower, etc.
If dust still sticks after blowing, wipe away the appli-
ances gently with an eyeglass cleaner or a camera-lens
cleaner.
3. After finished, attach the front panel and numeric key-
board to the unit.
Notes:
•Keep your hands away from the mirror, Camera 1
and Camera 2. If you touch them directly, it may
cause malfunction due to smudges.
•Do not clean the camera unit with a glass-cleaner,
thinner or water. It may cause malfunction.
•Clean the camera unit with delicate care. Force may
damage the appliance, which may cause trouble.
1234567890CANCELENTER
Buzzer-level 
adjustment hole
Volume down Volume up
Make sure the panel’s 
correct side.
Bottom
Mirror
SensorCamera 2
Camera 1 
						

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RECOGNITION PROCEDURES
There is two ways of identification:
•Iris recognition
•ID-and-password authorization
Note:When “READY” is blinking, recognition will be
unavailable. Wait until the indicator is on, not blinking.
■Iris Recognition
The procedures are as follows.
1. Stand in front of the unit and turn your face to the center
front panel.
Stop at the point you can see the two guidance indica-
tors simultaneously, and then turn your face to the unit.
2. The guidance indicators will automatically light up, and
iris recognition will start. Then, the buzzer will beep
briefly.3. Status indicator (1) will light up.
Note:Depending on the distance between you and the
unit, status indicators will blink as shown in Figure 1
or 2. When the indicators show Figure 1 status,
come closer to the unit. When the indicators show
Figure 2 status, go farther from the unit.
4. The status indicators will light up in the order shown in
the figure.
When all indicators have lighten up, the recognition will
be finished.
5. When recognition has been successfully executed,
ACCEPT will light up and the buzzer will beep.
When recognition has not been successfully executed
(or you have not been enrolled to the unit), REJECT will
light up and the buzzer will beep.
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
Guidance indicators
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
Light up
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
The indicator lights up.q
Blinking (Figure 1) (Figure 2)
The distance is too long.Blinking
The distance is too short.
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
Light up 
one by 
oneq
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
ACCEPT
REJECT
READYLights 
up 
						

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Notes:
•The capturing range is as follows.
•The height of the unit, shown in the figure, is recommendation. Center of optical axis and upside/downside limit of eye
position will differ depending on the installation height.
•If your eye position is higher than the upside limit, bend down. If your eye position is lower than the upside limit, get on
a pedestal, etc.
■ID-and-password Authorization
You can also identify yourself by entering your ID and pass-
word with numeric keys.
The procedures are as follows.
1. Open the keyboard cover at the bottom of the unit.
No indicator is lighting at this point. 
2. Press a numeric key. (Any key is OK.)
“0” will light up on the LED indicator.
3. Enter your ID number by pressing numeric keys, and
then press ENTER.
The digit number will light up on the LED indicator. 
For example, if you enter a five-digit password, “5” will
light up on the LED indicator. (If the digit is 10 or more,
the end number will light up.)
Note:If you cancel ID-and-password-authorization and
return to iris recognition, press CANCEL.
4. Enter your password by pressing numeric keys, and
then press ENTER.
The digit number will appear on the LED indicator. 
For example, if you enter a five-digit password, “5” will
light up on the LED indicator. (If the digit is 10 or more,
the end number will light up.) 
Note:If you cancel ID-and-password-authorization and
return to iris recognition, press CANCEL.When the ID and password are matching with the
enrolled information, “ACCEPT” will light up and the
buzzer will beep briefly.
When you have mistaken the entry of ID or password
“REJECT” will light up and the buzzer will beep.
Caution:Avoid setting the following examples to your ID or
password.
•Public information such as your birthday or phone num-
ber
•Repeated numerics such as 1111 or 7777
•Sequential numerics such as 1234 or 7890
Note:The digit number differs depends on the system envi-
ronment.
When you have forgotten your ID or password, contact
the system administrator.
0 mm (0 in.) 0 mm (0 in.)300 mm (12 in.) 600 mm (24 in.) 1 380 mm (54 in.)
Bottom of the 
camera unit
600 mm (24 in.) 300 mm (12 in.)90 mm (3-1/2 in.) (Right-side limit)
0 mm (0 in.)(Center of the camera unit)
90 mm (3-1/2 in.) (Left-side limit)
44 mm (1-7/10 in.)
1 765 mm
 (69 in.)
Upside limit of 
the eye position
1 490 mm (59 in.)
Center of optical 
axis 
(Recommended 
installation height)
1 215 mm 
(48 in.)
Downside limit of 
the eye position 72°
33°
Top View Side View
44 mm (1-7/10 in.)
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
ACCEPT
REJECT
READY
Lights up 
						

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ADDITIONAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS
■Control Unit BM-ED500
This product is necessary for iris data recognition/enroll-
ment and controlling an electric lock.
■Administration Software BM-
ES500
This product is necessary for administering iris data, IDs,
and passwords.
Administration Software
BM-ES500 
						

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Check to see the following before request for repair.
If a trouble cannot be corrected even after checking and trying remedy, contact your dealer.
Problem Check item Remedy
System does not power up. The power of the control unit may be
turned off. (The control unit supply the
power to the unit.)
Third party external power may be off.Confirm if the power of the control unit
is turned on. (Refer to the control units
operating instructions.)
This unit may be disconnected from the
control unit.Refer to the dealer or service person-
nel.
Your iris data, ID, or password may not
have been registered.Refer to the system administrator.
Your ID or password may be wrong.
The front panel may have dust or be
damaged.Remove the dust from the front panel.
If the panel has been damaged,
replace it with a new one. 
(Refer to p.13.)
The status indicator does not light up. The power of the control unit may be
turned off. (The control unit supply the
power to the unit.)
Third party external power may be off.Confirm if the power of the control unit
is turned on. (Refer to the control units
operating instructions.)
This unit may be disconnected from the
control unit.Refer to the dealer or service person-
nel.
The buzzer level may be too low to be
heard. The buzzer does not sound. Adjust the buzzer level. (Refer to p.13.)
“REJECT” is lighting.
Confirm the connection. (Refer to p.10.) The coaxial cable may not be connected
between the units VIDEO OUT and the
control units iris camera connector
(CAMERA 1 to 3). 
						

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General
Power source: 32 V, 3 A DC (when supplied from Control Unit BM-ED500)
24 V, 4 A DC (when supplied from an external power control unit 
*)
Power consumption: 30 W (while waiting)
60 W (max. while operating)
Iris recognition time: 3 seconds
Ambient operating temperature: 0 °C to +40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)
Ambient operating humidity: 30 % to 80 %
Dimensions: 430 mm (W) x 211 mm (H) x 80 mm (D)
17 in. (W) x 8-3/10 in. (H) x 3-1/10 in. (D)
Weight: 4.5 kg(10 lbs.)
Input/Output
CCTV camera output: 1 V[p-p]/75 Ω
*The third-party external power-control unit should meet the following standards.
Output voltage: 24 V DC ± 0.5 V
Output current capacity: 0 A to 4.5 A
Rated ripple voltage/Ripple noise: 150 mV[p-p] or less
Overcurrent protection: Enabled (mandatory)
Note:We recommend the use of a third-party external power supply when the iris camera is located 
more than 20 meters (65 ft.) away from the control unit.
SPECIFICATIONS
Mounting bracket  ............................................ 1 pc.
Screw nut (M5)  ................................................ 1 pc.
Screw Driver tool 
*1
(for tamperproof screws) ................................ 1 pc.
Video output cable
(for the built-in color CCTV camera) ............... 1 pc.
Operating instruction sticker 
*2........................ 1 pc.
Operating instructions (this book).................... 1 pc.
*1 You will use it for installation. Keep it in safe place after use.
*2 Stick to a viewable area (except for the front panel) if necessary.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 
						

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FRANÇAIS
MISE EN GARDE:Afin de prévenir tout risque d’incendie ou délectrocution, éviter d’exposer cet appareil. à la pluie ou à une
humidité excessive. Èviter d’exposer l’appareil aux égouttements deau et aux éclaboussures et sassurer quau-
cun objet rempli de liquide, tels que des cases, ne soit placé sur lappareil.
VERSION FRANÇAISE
(FRENCH VERSION)
Le numéro de série de lappareil se trouve à arrière de l’ap-
pareil.
Nous vous conseillons de relever le numéro de série de
votre appareil dans lespace réservé ci-dessous et de
conserver précieusement votre notice dinstructions en tant
que justificatif dachat aux fins didentification en cas de vol.
No. de modèle BM-ET500
No. de série
Attentions:
•Cet appareil est essentiellement conçu pour un usage en
intérieur.
•Avant deffectuer le branchement ou de mettre cet ap-
pareil en service, veuillez lire les instructions de létiquette
collée dessous.
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duit auquel se réfère la présente déclaration est conforme
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un triangle équilatéral est destiné à atti-
rer lattention de lutilisateur sur la pré-
sence dune tension potentiellement
dangereuse et non isolée se trouvant
dans les limites du coffret de lappareil
dont la puissance est suffisante pour
constituer un risque important délectro-
cution.
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triangle équilatéral sert à attirer latten-
tion de lutilisateur sur des instructions
de fonctionnement et dentretien (de
dépannage) à caractère important dans
la brochure qui accompagne lappareil.
SA 1965
SA 1966
ATTENTION: POUR ÉVITER TOUT RISQUE
DÉLECTROCUTION, LE COUVERCLE (OU LE
PANNEAU ARRIÈRE) NE DOIT JAMAIS ÊTRE
DÉMONTÉ. AUCUNE PIÈCE DESTINÉE À LUTIL-
ISATEUR NE SE TROUVE À LINTÉRIEUR DE LAP-
PAREIL. CONFIER LES RÉGLAGES ET LES
RÉPARATIONS À UN DEPAN-NEUR PROFES-
SIONNEL.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN 
						

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TABLE DES MATIÈRES
PRÉFACE ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
CARACTÉRISTIQUES DOMINANTES  .......................................................................................................................................... 21
MESURES DE PRÉCAUTION  ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
CONVENTION DU DOCUMENT ................................................................................................................................................... 23
PRINCIPAUX ORGANES DE COMMANDE ET FONCTIONS  ....................................................................................................... 24
INSTALLATIONS ET RACCORDEMENT  ...................................................................................................................................... 25
COTES DE LA PLATINE DE FIXATION DINSTALLATION  ........................................................................................................... 28
RÉGLAGE ET MAINTENANCE  ..................................................................................................................................................... 29
■Réglage ................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
■Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
PROCÉDURES DE RECONNAISSANCE  ...................................................................................................................................... 30
■Reconnaissance de liris de lœil  ........................................................................................................................................... 30
■Autorisation de lidentification et du mot de passe  ............................................................................................................... 31
COMPOSANTS SUPPLÉMENTAIRES DU SYSTÈME  ................................................................................................................... 32
■Unité de commande BM-ED500 ............................................................................................................................................ 32
■Logiciel de gestion BM-ES500  .............................................................................................................................................. 32
DÉPANNAGE ................................................................................................................................................................................ 33
CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES  ........................................................................................................................................... 34
ACCESSOIRES OPTIONNELS  ..................................................................................................................................................... 34