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| * [[BS2_GetVoipConfigExt]]: [+ 2.8.3] Gets the extended VoIP settings. | * [[BS2_GetVoipConfigExt]]: [+ 2.8.3] Gets the extended VoIP settings. | ||
| * [[BS2_SetVoipConfigExt]]: [+ 2.8.3] Save the extended VoIP settings. | * [[BS2_SetVoipConfigExt]]: [+ 2.8.3] Save the extended VoIP settings. | ||
| - | * [[BS2_GetRtspConfig]]: [+ 2.8.3] ''BS3'' Gets the RTSP settings. | + | * [[BS2_GetRtspConfig]]: [+ 2.8.3] Gets the RTSP settings. |
| - | * [[BS2_SetRtspConfig]]: [+ 2.8.3] ''BS3'' Save the RTSP settings. | + | * [[BS2_SetRtspConfig]]: [+ 2.8.3] Save the RTSP settings. |
| * [[BS2_GetLicenseConfig]]: [+ 2.9.1] Gets the device license activation information. | * [[BS2_GetLicenseConfig]]: [+ 2.9.1] Gets the device license activation information. | ||
| * [[BS2_GetOsdpStandardConfig]]: [+ 2.9.1] Get the device's OSDP setting information. | * [[BS2_GetOsdpStandardConfig]]: [+ 2.9.1] Get the device's OSDP setting information. | ||
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| Icon displayed on the device corresponding TNA key. \\ \\ | Icon displayed on the device corresponding TNA key. \\ \\ | ||
| **17. //useScreenSaver//** \\ | **17. //useScreenSaver//** \\ | ||
| - | ''FaceStation 2'', ''FaceStation F2'' If set true, you can activate the screensaver. \\ \\ | + | If set true, you can activate the screensaver. \\ \\ |
| **18. //showOsdpResult//** \\ | **18. //showOsdpResult//** \\ | ||
| [+ 2.9.6] In environments where Suprema devices are connected as peripheral devices to Intelligent Slaves or third-party controllers, this option allows authentication results to be displayed on the device screen. \\ | [+ 2.9.6] In environments where Suprema devices are connected as peripheral devices to Intelligent Slaves or third-party controllers, this option allows authentication results to be displayed on the device screen. \\ | ||
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| |1 |Outdoor | | |1 |Outdoor | | ||
| |2 |Automatic | | |2 |Automatic | | ||
| - | |3 |[+ 2.8] Not used ''(FaceStation F2 v1.1.0 or higher version)'' | | + | |3 |[+ 2.8] Not used | |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| [Note]\\ | [Note]\\ | ||
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| **5. //enrollTimeout//** \\ | **5. //enrollTimeout//** \\ | ||
| - | ''FaceStation2, FaceLite'' : Timeout period of face scanning which is 60 seconds by default.\\ \\ | + | ''IR Face supported'' : Timeout period of face scanning which is 60 seconds by default.\\ \\ |
| <WRAP group 60%> | <WRAP group 60%> | ||
| ^Value ^Description ^ | ^Value ^Description ^ | ||
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| |BS2_FACE_ENROLL_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT |BS2_FACE_ENROLL_TIMEOUT_MAX | | |BS2_FACE_ENROLL_TIMEOUT_DEFAULT |BS2_FACE_ENROLL_TIMEOUT_MAX | | ||
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| - | ''FaceStation F2'' : [+ 2.7.1] Face scan wait time, default is 20 seconds. \\ | + | ''Visual Face supported'' : [+ 2.7.1] Face scan wait time, default is 20 seconds. \\ |
| <WRAP group 70%> | <WRAP group 70%> | ||
| ^Value ^Description ^ | ^Value ^Description ^ | ||
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| **6. //lfdLevel//** \\ | **6. //lfdLevel//** \\ | ||
| [+ 2.6.3] Configuration for the LFD(Live Face Detection - fake face detection) sensitivity. \\ | [+ 2.6.3] Configuration for the LFD(Live Face Detection - fake face detection) sensitivity. \\ | ||
| - | ''FaceStation2, FaceLite'' : Default is 0. \\ | + | ''IR Face supported'' : Default is 0. \\ |
| - | ''FaceStation F2'' : [+ 2.7.1] Default is 1. \\ | + | ''Visual Face supported'' : [+ 2.7.1] Default is 1. \\ |
| <WRAP group 50%> | <WRAP group 50%> | ||
| ^Value ^Description ^ | ^Value ^Description ^ | ||
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| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
| - | ''FaceStation F2 V1.0.1'' or later versions, ''BioStatoin 3'', ''BioEntry W3'' are used in the following sense. | + | ''FaceStation F2 V1.0.1'' or later versions, ''Visual Face based'' are used in the following sense. |
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| |0 |Fusion Mode |Visual matching + IR matching |Default | | |0 |Fusion Mode |Visual matching + IR matching |Default | | ||
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| **11. //maxRotation//** \\ | **11. //maxRotation//** \\ | ||
| - | [+ 2.7.1] ''FaceStation F2'' When face is recognized normally it's front side. \\ | + | [+ 2.7.1] ''Visual Face based'' When face is recognized normally it's front side. \\ |
| - | Still, it is possible to determine how many degrees the image has been rotated from the front when FSF2 detects a face. \\ | + | Still, it is possible to determine how many degrees the image has been rotated from the front when device detects a face. \\ |
| This enables detection failure in the case of images rotated over a certain angle. \\ | This enables detection failure in the case of images rotated over a certain angle. \\ | ||
| maxRotation represents the maximum allowable value in this case, and the default value is 15 degrees. \\ \\ | maxRotation represents the maximum allowable value in this case, and the default value is 15 degrees. \\ \\ | ||
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| **12. //faceWidth//** \\ | **12. //faceWidth//** \\ | ||
| - | [+ 2.7.1] ''FaceStation F2'' This indicates the width of the face image, and you can specify the minimum and maximum values. \\ | + | [+ 2.7.1] ''Visual Face based'' This indicates the width of the face image, and you can specify the minimum and maximum values. \\ |
| The default values of min and max are as follows. \\ | The default values of min and max are as follows. \\ | ||
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| **13. //searchRange//** \\ | **13. //searchRange//** \\ | ||
| - | [+ 2.7.1] ''FaceStation F2'' Represents the face search range, and you can specify the x value (horizontal coordinate) of the range and the width from the x value point. \\ | + | [+ 2.7.1] ''Visual Face based'' Represents the face search range, and you can specify the x value (horizontal coordinate) of the range and the width from the x value point. \\ |
| The default values of x and width are as follows. \\ | The default values of x and width are as follows. \\ | ||
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| **14. //detectDistance//** \\ | **14. //detectDistance//** \\ | ||
| - | [+ 2.8.3] ''BioStation 3'' This configures the minimum and maximum detection range for facial recognition. \\ | + | [+ 2.8.3] ''Visual Face based'' This configures the minimum and maximum detection range for facial recognition. \\ |
| - | [+ 2.9.6] Added features to ''FaceStation F2'' and ''BioEntry W3'' \\ | + | |
| We no longer support faceWidth to pinpoint the face location using pixel units due to its complexity. \\ | We no longer support faceWidth to pinpoint the face location using pixel units due to its complexity. \\ | ||
| Instead, we set the detection range of the subject(face). The unit is set to cm, and the value must be inputted as a multiple of 10. \\ | Instead, we set the detection range of the subject(face). The unit is set to cm, and the value must be inputted as a multiple of 10. \\ | ||
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| **15. //wideSearch//** \\ | **15. //wideSearch//** \\ | ||
| - | [+ 2.8.3] ''BioStation 3'' This can increase the detection range for face detection. \\ | + | [+ 2.8.3] ''BioStation 3, BioEntry W3'' This can increase the detection range for face detection. \\ |
| We no longer support searchRange to set the x-coordinate and width due to its complexity. \\ | We no longer support searchRange to set the x-coordinate and width due to its complexity. \\ | ||
| Instead, we set the face detection setting as default(FALSE), or a wide area(TRUE). \\ | Instead, we set the face detection setting as default(FALSE), or a wide area(TRUE). \\ | ||