ISC West 2017

CrucialTrak Launches BACS™ Product at ISC-West
ISC West 2017
Dates: April 5-7, 2017
Booth: #14059

Location
ISC-West Booth # 14059
Sands Expo - Las Vegas, NV

BACS™ Duo

100% Touchless 2-in-1 Biometric Reader

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· Simultaneous 2-factor authentication process
· Walkthrough High-Speed Authentication
· 100% touchless bio-authentication
· Fast and seamless verification quality
· Intuitive and user friendly UX
· Flexible APIs
· External RFID Reader(Optional)

Key Features

· 2 Biometric Authentication Supports: Face, Palm Vein (RFID optional)
· Clear Image Scoring Algorithm
· Smart LCD Leader Status Indicator
· Tamper Protection Alarm

Product View

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Key Technologies

· AES 256 Data Encryption
· 64GB to 256GB Memory Option
· Ethernet, Wiegand out(26,34,35), USB3.0 Communication
· 1,000,000 Events Log Capacity
· RFID Card Operation Optional
· Sound and Visual Verification Support
· Built-in Web Server Remote Control
· Wall & Speedgate Mounting

Biometric Technologies

Face
CrucialTrak's unique facial recognition technology presents the fastest,  most advanced and convenient experience for every users.   Facial Images are captured in most accurate 3D patterns from widest angles of access paths.

- Automated face tracking module captures face with wide range of heights (heights range from 120cm to 220cm/3’11” to 7’2”)
- Precisely captures only targeted image (Automatically eliminates other background face images)
- Real-time facial identification under 0.001 second
- Low light level counter-light support

Palm Vein
CrucialTrak’s   Full Touchless palm vein recognition,  simultaneously interlocked with fingerprint recognition,  provides the fastest learning,  most accurate,  and highly comfortable identification experience,  with the design built by Bio-Mechanism UX analysis.

- Advanced matching algorithms ensure high level of accuracy
- Contactless user interface eliminates hygiene concerns
- Less than 0.00001% false acceptance rate

Application

∙ Ideal for implementing a 1:1 matching solution in conjunction with a card-based system
∙ High Level of Security Solution

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Commercial Properties

Government Agencies

Educational Institutions

Medical Facilities

Specifications

Model Name BACS™ Duo
CPU Intel Core i3
Memory / Storage 8 GB / 64 GB, 128 GB optional
Built in Display 3.5" LCD display / Round LED indicators
Optional Display HDMI monitor (FHD must be supported, mini DP socket)
Color Midnight Black
Operation Mode Face, Palm Vein, Optional built-in RFID (single or multi-mode)
Biometric Recognitions Face Palm Vein
Recognition Distance Up to 2.5 m / 8 ft 35 – 76 mm / 1.4 – 3 in
FAR / FRR of Algorithm 0.001 / 0.1 0.00001/0.01
Image Log Capacity 50,000 5,000
Encryption AES 256
Safety UL60950-1, EN60950-1
Speak Out Sound effect
Dimensions (W x D x H) 180 mm x 70 mm x 180 mm / 7.1 in x 2.7 in x 7.1 in
Weight 1 kg / 2.2 lb
Communications 10/100 Mbit Ethernet, Wiegand out, Relay
Face Image Enhancement WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) function
Event Log Capacity 1,000,000
Remote Control Built-in web server
Power 12 V DC / 3 A
Tamper Protection SPIP (Smart Personal Information Protection) feature (optional)
Proximity Sensor Optional
Languages English (customizing available)
Operating Temperature -20 – 70 °C / -4 – 158 °F
Operating Humidity Max 80 % (RH)
Storage Temperature -30 – 80 °C / -22 – 176 °F
Certifications CE, NRTL, TUV, FCC, KC, CB, NOM
Housing Materials Flame retardant ABS, Polycarbonate, Polypropylene
Management SW CruAMS (CrucialTrak Access Management System)
Connections 12p connector, Ethernet connector, USB 3.0 connector (debug), HDMI connector (debug)
Mounting Default wall mounting bracket
Options Lighting Panel

Dimensions

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Certification

Quattro is on of few products on the market that is tested by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL). Quattro is also conforming CE, FCC and KC standards.

Available Models

• BD-A001: All biometric reader
• BD-R001: Biometric with RFID card reader

User Guide

Facial Recognition

Facial Recognition Stand at a distance of 50–60 cm (19.6-23.6 in) from the product, and look at the face camera.   Adjust your face so it is parallel to the camera.   The face camera will recognize your face and the face mode icon will blink blue.

Palm Vein Recognition

Palm Vein Recognition Spread your fingers and place your hand perpendicularly to the palm vein sensor.   Align the center of your palm with the center of the sensor.   Then move your hand slowly and place it 3.5-7 cm (1.3-2.7 in) from the product.   The palm vein sensor will scan your palm and the mode icon will blink blue.   Remain still while your palm vein is being scanned.

Download

CrucialTrak BACS™ Brochure

File size: 16,231KB | PDF

Duo Quick User Guide

File size: 1,519KB | PDF

FAQ

Do you have an Anti-passback function?
Yes.  The anti-passback funtion requires that a specific sequence is used for the system to grant entry and/or exit at a specific location
Do you have a Global Anti-passback function?
Yes.  The anti-passback funtion requires that a specific sequence is used for the system to grant entry and/or exit at all locations within the facility.
How many authentication pattern modes does the BACS unit have?
The BACS Quattro uses four modes of biometric authentication patterns :  Face, Iris, Fingerprint and Palm Vein.   The BACS Duo uses two modes of biometric authentication patterns: Face and Palm Vein.
Do you have a calendar function?
Yes. The calendars are maintained by CRUAMS access management system. Users can set 254 holidays.
Can the BACS unit be used under the low light conditions?
The Iris, Fingerprint and Palm Vein recognition modiules are not affected by low light conditions. The facial recognition module utilizes WDR and requires a certain amount of light however it also has adjustable settings that can compensate for low light conditions.
Can you set authentication for 2 or more as a multi person rule?
No, BACS readers do not support this feature (commonly known as "Escort Mode.")
Does user authentication occur at the BACS or at the server?
The BACS (Biometric Access Control System) readers can either work as a stand-alone device or with the centralized server. User data can be stored in both the local BACS readers and also in the server (enrollment station.) Data is continuously shared and synchronized so that all readers have updated information. When the user is recognized at the BACS reader, authentication takes place locally.
Please explain the mechanism of authentication.
Each BACS reader can be configured to require between one and four modes of biometrics. All four modes of biometric attempt to recongnize simultaneously and once the user has been authenticated by the required number of modes, the user is granted access.
What is the suggested maintenance on the BACS unit?
When maintenance or service is required it is recommended that the BACS readers are only serviced by a qualified and trained professional. Opening the BACS unit could cause further damage and void the warranty.
What are the options for enrollment?
Enrollment can be tailored based on individual security conditions and requirements. Each of the four biometric modes can be enrolled independently which allows for certain users to skip specific modes if they are not available (ie, fingerprint is not available due to a physical disability.) The BACS system will attempt to recognize all biometrics that are presented and will only authenticate those which are enrolled. The enrollment can take place at the dedicated enrollment station which provides optimal capture settings. In addtion enrollment can also take place at either a BACS Quattro or Duo. The most accurate and responsive results are acheived when the user is enrolled at both the enrollment station and at the BACS reader.
What are the Multi credential verifying options?
The user can customize the credential verification policy for the specific needs of each facility. The system can be configured to require a combination of any of the four biometric modes and/or the RFID readers that are connected to the BACS readers.
What is Low Light level counter- light support?
The BACS reader has a built-in WDR ISP which automatically controls and adjusts the amount of light necessary to capture a usable image in low light conditions.
What is PWM radiation intensity control?
PWM is a controlled setting that can adjust the radiation intensity to correct and safe levels in various lighting conditions.
What is Partial Iris donut recognition?
The BACS Iris module captures and analyzes the "donut" pattern of the iris. If the BACS is only able to capture a partial pattern of the donut it is still able to recognize and distinguish user specific templates.
How many BACS can CRUAMS handle?
Depending on network and server environments (assumed i7 CPU, 1G Ethernet and MS-SQL database) standard CRUAMS installations can accommodate approximately 256 BACS readers.

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