Face Terminals
Face authentication terminal
The 5-inch FCV5002 brings face authentication to doors, attendance points and gates. Its Linux platform connects to an access system through Ethernet, RS485 or Wiegand.
THE FCV5002 EXPERIENCE
FCV5002 provides a 5-inch display for entrances that need a focused identification step. Use its Linux platform and wired interfaces to connect face authentication to the access or attendance system around it.
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AT THE POINT OF INTERACTION
Choose the credential and application together. Functions depend on the selected modules, firmware and software.
Choose face authentication for enrolled users. Plan enrolment, user permission and the way the application handles an unrecognised visitor.
Use the 480 × 854 screen for a concise prompt and a visible result. Test readability at the intended mounting distance.
Use the display for an instruction and a clear result. Your application decides whether to continue, ask for another credential or direct the visitor to assistance.
FROM IDENTITY TO ACTION
Ethernet, RS485 and Wiegand 26/34 provide the documented wired paths. On the supported DejaOS configuration, device applications can shape the screen and behaviour. Confirm any 4G expansion and the corresponding firmware with the sample.
Presents a credential or follows the on-screen prompt.
Validates identity and applies the agreed access rules.
Receives the result, controls passage and records the event as configured.
Integration outline. The terminal, host software, controller and lock need a matching configuration; this is not a wiring diagram.
DESIGN AROUND THE PLACE
Example workflows to discuss with your integrator.
Connect the terminal to an existing access arrangement and identify which controller owns the door-release decision.
Capture the verified interaction in your attendance workflow and define repeated-event handling.
Select the bracket and harness with the gate design, leaving access to the rear connectors for service.
Technical details
Options vary by configuration. Use these details to plan your evaluation.
| Operating system | Linux |
|---|---|
| Display | 5-inch LCD · 480 × 854 pixels |
| Processor | Dual-core ARM Cortex-A7 · 1 GHz |
| Storage | 8 GB |
| Interfaces | 10/100M Ethernet, RS485 and Wiegand 26/34 |
| Mobile network | 4G is an optional expansion; confirm regional availability |
| Power input | 9–24 V DC · 12 V recommended |
Installation & connections
Product resources
Manual · English · PDF · 1.3 MB
Strong backlight, direct sunlight, reflections and close-range lighting can reduce capture quality. Evaluate the terminal in its intended position and avoid pointing the camera directly toward a bright window or concentrated light source.
Use a clear, front-facing JPG without beauty filters, heavy makeup, sunglasses, a mask or other facial obstruction. File size and image dimensions can vary by software and model, so confirm the current import requirements before preparing a large enrollment set.
Confirm whether the selected configuration uses wired networking, Wi-Fi or another connection method, then collect the network and platform settings required by that system. A local network connection does not by itself prove that the device is connected to the management service, so verify both states separately.
Your next step
Tell us where it will be used, how it should connect and the quantity you need.
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