FCC ID: NVIB-WEB9600LEGIC RFID Time Attendence, Access Control, Data Collection Terminal

Time recording made easy The Kaba terminal 96 00 Multifunctional and innovative A central point that everyone passes by once a day? A system that really lightens my workload and is easy to operate?

It doesnt get any better for me as an employee. Functionality meets design Equipped with the most up-to-date technology, the Kaba terminal 96 00 offers increased functionality, meaning it has the flexibility to meet your requirements. SIMPLE NETWORK INTEGRATION VIA ETHERNET INTERFACE/

POWER SUPPLY VIA POWER OVER ETHERNET (PoE) 3 TOUCHSCREEN WITH BRILLIANT COLOUR DISPLAY CONFIGURABLE USERINTERFACE ROBUST GLAS SURFACE RFID-READER SUPPORTS ALL CURRENT RFID-MEDIA BUILT-IN LOUDSPEAKER Simple time recording and individual Apps for giving information on whats going on at the moment and all of that using one central terminal?

It doesnt get any better than that for me as an employee. Sustainability for your company As a company you are searching for easy time and attendance?

With the Kaba terminal 96 00 we provide a flexible entry-level solution for you which can be extended easily at any given time. High investment protection

> Reliable and simple data collection

> Compatible with previous terminal- series

> Support of current RFID-readers

> Different power supplies Choose the most suitable device out of different package options The Kaba terminal 96 00 is available in different option packages. This selec-

tion means you can individually cus-

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The modern hardware and software offers sustainable and simple integra-

tion into your operating environment. Flexibility to meet your requirements

> The functions and display content are individually configurable

> 1-Click-Installation The quick and easy installation of the terminal

> 1-Click-Replacement The simple replacement of the terminals

> CardLink The integration of offline door components in your online access solution Use individual apps In addition to the standard applica-

tions such as time registration or simple access control functions, you can also use your own app on the Kaba terminal 96 00. If you require support with the development of an app, Kaba will be happy to provide you Ultimately, you can do more with the terminals than just registering times. Let yourself be inspired and use these new options to optimize communication with employees as well as the processes relating to the people in your company. 5 Time recording made easy The Kaba terminal 96 00 Installation made easy Quick installation The Kaba terminal 96 00 comes with a wall fastening panel and also assign-

able connectors for optional use of in-

and output for doorcontrol. In order to keep power supply costs down, the terminal is Power over Ethernet compatible (PoE). This means that the power can be supplied directly via the network cable. In the event that your infrastructure does not support PoE, you can also op-

erate the Kaba terminal 96 00 from a 12 V DC power source. Simply plug in the network cable and, if required, the preassigned connectors, install the terminal in the wall fastening panel, fix with two screws and its done. Quick starting thanks to the 1-click-installation The terminal, which is delivered with DHCP, after successful installation connects with the network automati-

cally. Once the terminal has been connected it will be recognized by B-COMM. After that the terminal parameters can be configured easily. STRAIGHTFORWARD INSTALLATION USING THE WALL FASTENING PANEL 6 Time recording made easy The Kaba terminal 96 00 Individual customization made easy With the Kaba terminal 96 00 you have the possibility to completely adapt the but-

tons which are displayed on the screen, according to your needs. You not only define the functionality such as In, Out or a time request, but you can also change the icon and the position of a button. You can additionally show your company logo or change the background image. INDIVIDUAL DISPLAY LAYOUTS 7 Time recording made easy The Kaba terminal 96 00 An extremely simple app system that fits my requirements and my workflows? And is also easy to install and expand?

It doesnt get any better than that for me as an IT employee. Quick exchange made easy with the 1-click-replacement If a terminal fails because it is damaged, for example, a replacement device must be installed as soon as possible. This can be done easily thanks to 1-click-replacement. Simply take the terminal out of the wall fastening panel, remove the connec-

tor, connect the new terminal and reinstall it on the wall fastening panel. All parameters and settings will then be retransmitted to the terminal via B-COMM. It is all done automatically. REPLACEMENT IN JUST THREE STEPS Remove the terminal from the wall fastening panel Unfasten and remove the terminal from the wall fastening panel. Place the replacement terminal onto the wall fastening panel Place the replacement terminal onto the wall fastening panel and securely fasten. Device recognition data transmission done The new terminal is recognized by B-COMM and all saved settings and data are transmitted to the terminal. 9 Time recording made easy The Kaba terminal 96 00 No more paperwork? Easy work with minimal effort? A system that each employee can easily use and that contributes to the optimization of processes?

It doesnt get any better than that for me as an HR employee. Performance overview for the Kaba terminal 96 00 how the package options differ Basic configuration Option package 96 00 96 20 Option package 96 40 Option package 96 60 Hardware Basic device 3" touchscreen Reader RFID reader (LEGIC, MIFARE1) Interfaces 10/100 Ethernet interface (IPv4/IPv6) Power supply PoE according to IEEE 802.3af 12 V DC switching power supply Data retention in the event of a power failure Device software B-Client HR20 TA2 online/offline Software options Door control option (supports 1 relay output and 2 inputs) Data encryption option CardLink option (write to LEGIC, MIFARE1) Storage options Number of people 200 Number of people 1,000 Number of people 2,000 Number of people 10,000 1 Available from Q2/2014.

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: :: () Device Operation Manual Version: [1.0]

Issued on: June 20, 2012 1

: :: () I. Installation of USB driver under windows XP 1. Unzip android_usb_driver.zip and adb_1.0.26.zip and guarantee there is no Chinese character in the route. 2. Check the USB debugging option in the device (route: Settings>Application settings

>Development, as shown in the figures), open the program Otg mode change to switch to USB device and connect the device to PC through USB cable. 3. PC end will hint new hardware is found and popup the dialog box Found New Hardware Wizard, select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and click the Next button. 4. Select Search for the best driver in these locations, check Include this location in the search:, click the Browse button to introduce usb_driver folder and then click the next button. 2 5. System will search and install the driver automatically; Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard will be displayed after the installation.

: :: () 6. Open the device manager (route: right click my computer, select properties and click hardware tab), newly added Android Composite ADB Interface device (under Android Phone Category), USB Composite Device and USB Mass Storage Device (under universal serial bus controllers) will be displayed. 3 Note:

1. If yellow question mark is displayed on icons of the above three devices, please right click that device, select update driver and perform the above operations again.

: :: () 2. If other Android device drivers have been installed in the computer, the computer may perform installation automatically rather than popup the hardware wizard dialog box. Under this circumstances, please check whether the device name identified in device manager is identical to the above device name. If not, please click update driver to update. If failed to operate, selectDont search. I will chose the driver to install in the dialog box Please choose your search and installation options. 4

: :: () Click Have Disk, select the file andriod_winusb.inf under usb_driver folder in Browse dialog box and then click OK. II. ADB configuration under windows XP adb command can be run by entering the route of adb_1.0.26 folder through command line, or write the route into environment variables, so that adb can be run in any route. Method of configuring environment variable is as follows:

5 1. Right click my computer, select system properties, click advanced tab, click environment variables button to open the dialog box of environment variables.

: :: () 2. Select the variable PATH in System variables and click the Edit button below. 3. Add the route of adb_1.0.26 folder in the route for Variable value. Note: the route added shall be separated from the existing route with semicolon under English half-angle. 6

: :: () 4. Open the command line (click start run, input cmd and click OK button), click adb version to check whether the version of adb is 1.0.26. If not, please check whether the relatively previous version adb route is included in the environment variables, delete the route if it exists. Input adb devices, if device is identified and displayed, it means adb is well configured. 5. After the adb is well configured, the device can be operated through commands. Input adb shell and press enter button to enter shell environment of the device. In this Linux Shell, you are able to execute various kinds of Linux commands. 7 Operation Introduction to Demo Application Version: [1.0]

Issued on: June 20, 2012 Contents I Import of projects into eclipse.................................................................................................................. 1 II Introduction to Demo.............................................................................................................................. 2 2.1 Operation introduction to MotionDemo ...................................................................................... 2 2.2 Operation introduction to ReadCard ........................................................................................... 2 2.3 Operation introduction to GPIO Demo ....................................................................................... 3 2.4 Operation introduction to IClass ................................................................................................. 4 2.5 Operation introduction to NewHIDDemo ................................................................................... 5 2.6 Operation introduction to NewWiegenDemo .............................................................................. 5 2.7 Operation introduction to Otg mode change ............................................................................... 5 I Import of projects into eclipse 1. Open eclipse, click the files menu, select import, in the displayed dialog box, select Existing Projects into Workspace under General and click next. 2. Select Select root directory, click Browse to introduce the route of application program and then click Finish to complete the import of projects. 1 II Introduction to Demo 2.1 Operation introduction to MotionDemo Sense level Time threshold value judges sense motion Motion sensed: Left to right Motion sensed: Left Motion sensed: right to left Motion sensed: right 1. Open the app list (click the app list button), find Motion Demo application, click the icon to enter into application program interface. 2. If it remains initial settings, card swiping motion can be tested when opening the surface. It is recommended to set the sense level as high and set the time threshold value which judges sense motion as 100ms. 3. Click the drop-down list box of sense level display, different levels are displayed and then click the wanted level to set the sense level. After the level is set, card swiping motion can be tested. 4. Click the drop-down list box of time threshold value which judges sense motion and different times are displayed and then click the wanted time to set the time threshold value which judges sense motion. After the time is set, card swiping motion can be tested. 2.2 Operation introduction to ReadCard 2 1. Click the icon of ReadCard application program to enter into the application program interface. 2. Click setup button and the following interface will be popped out:

3. Click device and select "ttys2 (serial) ". If the device installs ID card module, select "9600 for "Baud rate" and select "ID" for "card_type";

If the device installs MF card module, select "115200" for "Baud rate" and select "MF" for

"card_type";

If the device installs LEGIC card module, select "115200" for "Baud rate" and select "LEGIC" for

"card_type";

Press the return button after setting to go back to application program interface. 4. Click "Enter" button, enter into card swiping interface and swipe the card. Press quit button to quit. 2.3 Operation introduction to GPIO Demo 1. Click the icon of GPIO Demo application program to enter into the application program interface. 3 2. Anti-dumping alarm status is displayed at the first item in the application program interface. When the anti-dumping alarm switch in rear of the machine is pressed, this item will display (on), which means alarm is triggered. 3. The second item in the application program interface is used to operate LED RED. When this button is pressed, the button turns red and LED RED is on; when this button is pressed again, LED RED will be off automatically. 4. The third item in the application program interface is used to operate LED GREEN. When this button is pressed, the button turns red and LED GREEN is on; when this button is pressed again, LED GREEN will be off automatically. 5. The fourth item in the application program interface is used to display the door sensor status, for the color of that button will change with the change of door sensor status. 6. The fifth item in the application program interface is used to display the out switch status, for the color of that button will change with the change of out switch status. 7. The sixth item in the application program interface is used to control the lock status, when the button is pressed, the relay will make the lock at " (on) " status, when the button is pressed again, the lock will be at

" (off) " status. 2.4 Operation introduction to IClass 1. Click the icon of IClass application program to enter into the application program interface. Open serial port success will be displayed. 4 2. When swiping card in card wiping area, card number will be displayed and when the whole screen is occupied, screen will be cleared automatically. 2.5 Operation introduction to NewHIDDemo 1. Click the icon of NewHIDDemo application program to enter into the application program interface. 2. When swiping card in card wiping area, card number will be displayed. 2.6 Operation introduction to NewWiegenDemo 1. Click the icon of NewWiegenDemo application program to enter into the application program interface. 2. Default as Weigen26, connect Weigen26 read head to bottom left in rear of the machine; when swiping card in card wiping area, card number will be displayed. 3. Connect Weigen34 read head to bottom left in rear of the machine, click Weigen26 bit to convert into Weigen34; when swiping card in card wiping area, card number will be displayed. 2.7 Operation introduction to Otg mode change 1. Click the icon of Otg mode change application program to enter into the application program interface. 2. Click the button to switch the status of usb interface (status includes usb device and usb host). When usb interface is in usb device status, usb interface can be used for program debugging;

When usb interface is in usb host status, usb interface can be connected with usb disk. 2.8. FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. NOTE:

The manufacturer is not responsible for ANY interference, for example RADIO or TV interference, caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the users authority to operate the equipment. NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If this equipment does 5 cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 6