IC Card Reader
Access Control Solution
IC Card Reader
Greater security and
better cost management
in one touch
Utilisation of existing resource
with better document security
With IC Card Reader, no further ID or password is needed for authentication.
Have you ever left documents behind at a multifunction device or printer or picked
up documents that were left unattended in the output tray? Do you want to restrict
unauthorised usage of your multifunction device or printer?
These problems are solved with the implementation of an IC Card Reader.
Authentication is as easy as a touch of a proximity card over the IC Card Reader.
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Manage documents on a
multifunction device or printer
with just a touch of a card.
Tighten security with the
unauthorised usage and
private-print features
A touch to authenticate Users no longer
require an ID or password to access
the multifunction device or printer.
Authentication is done when the IC Card
Reader scans the card held in front of it. There
are two authentication modes - ‘Touch &
Use’ or ‘Set & Use’ which can prevent users
from leaving documents behind and prevent
unauthorised use.
Restriction of users . Restriction can be set
so that only IC card authenticated users can
use the multifunction device. This prevents
information leaks to those unauthorised users
without IC cards. In addition, restrictions also
can be applied on individual functions such as
Copy, Print, Fax, Scan, Color or Monochrome.
Single card multiple usage IC Card Reader
supports proximity cards frequently used as
employee ID cards or admission cards such
as MIFARE, and FeliCa. With this flexibility,
users do not have to carry multiple cards.
Authentication operations can be carried out
with the use of a single card.
Multiple Access Format
Authentication can be done with proximity
card, employee's number or by keying in
the ID number for a non-employee. IC Card
Reader also allows combined use of multiple
card formats. With this feature, multiple types
of proximity cards can be used at the same
time, at the same device.
Improves cost management
and user traceability
Accounting reports With the use of AWAS, the
administrator can collect copy/print/scan/fax
logs of all multifunction devices or printers in
the Network and facilitate accounting reports
in accordance to the accounting model used
in each department. AWAS is required.
*AWAS - ApeosWare Accounting Service
Private charge print Only IC card users
authenticated by the IC Card Reader can view
their documents on the operation panel of
the multifunction device and release the print
job. They can then collect the document on
the spot. No more unattended documents
lying at the printer!
* Support only multifunction devices with private
print function.
Support internal and external MDF
authentication. IC card supports
authentication for user management based
on both MFD (internal auditron) and external
authentication server (AWAA / LDAP).
Analysis of MFD services
* AWAA – ApeosWare Authentication Agent
Priorities Reading Areas on Proximity Card
IC Card Reader can be set to prioritise reading
on certain user ID areas of the proximity card.
For example, if a proximity card has two or
more user ID areas, the device will retrieve
the user ID based on the priority set.
Usage History by User
AWAA web access for easy user management
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Print via
computer
SCAN
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Authenticate
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Wabefore
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with IC card
printing at copier rk Analyse
Reproduction
and analysis of
digital code
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Save to
hard disk
B
No access
non-registered
user
A
Print via
computer
not allowed
Job list is shown
REGISTERERED USER
NON-REGISTERERED USER
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IC Card Reader
Product Specifications
IC Card Reader Specifications
Supported IC
Card
Display
Event
notification
sound
Storing job log
User
Authentication
and Lgout
Fuji Xerox IC Card MIFARE, FeliCa, eLWISE, ELWISE*1
(All the above-mentioned cards can be used at the
same time and priority of card reading can be
assigned to the device)
2 lines Character x 32 characters LCD
Select whether the device will beep upon an event,
authentication or user logout
Stored on Connected MFPs
There are three methods to perform user
authentication and logout. You can select one
from the following:
• Touch and Use (log out by pressing
the [Logout] button
• Touch and Use (log out authomatically
after a specified time)
• Set and Use (do not log out while
the IC card is on the reader
Writing IC Card None
Power Source
With Machine EPA-IF
Power
DC24V 200mA
Consumption
Dimensions
53.1mm(H) × 105.0mm(W) × 180.0mm(D)
Weight
410g
*1 The device may fail to read some IC cards.
For more information or detailed product specifications,
call or visit us at
Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific
80 Anson Road, #37-00 Fuji Xerox Tower Singapore 079907
Tel. 65 6766 8888 Fax. 65 62392764
http://www.fxap.com.sg
*XEROX, and the sphere of connectivity design are trademarks or registered trademarks of Xerox Corporation
Available Devices for IC Card Reader
MFP
Fuji Xerox 4127/4112
ApeosPort-II 5010/4000/3000
DocuCentre-II 5010/4000
ApeosPort-II C7500/C6500/C5400
DocuCentre-II C7500/C6500/C5400
ApeosPort-II 7000/6000
DocuCentre-II 7000/6000
ApeosPort-II C4300/C3300/C2200
DocuCentre-II C4300/C3300/C2200
DocuCentre II 3005/2055/2005
DocuCentre II C3000
ApeosPort 750I/650I
DocuCentre 750I/650I
ApeosPort C7550I/C6550I/C5540I
DocuCentre C7550I/C6550I/C5540I
ApeosPort 550I/450I/350I
DocuCentre 550I/450I
Document Centre 1100/900
Document Centre 336/286 / 236
Document Centre C 450/360/250
Document Centre C 400/320/240
SFP
DocuPrint C2255
ES
DocuWide 3030
Fuji Xerox IC Card Specifications
Type
Type A (MiFARE)
Fuji Xerox
IC Card
Available in 50 Cards per set
(No. 1 – 400)