Hikvision Pro Fingerprint Terminal DS-K1T807MBFWX-QRE1

The DS-K1T807MBFWX-QRE1 is a Hikvision Pro-series fingerprint access control terminal that also reads QR codes, and that second ability is the reason to specify it over a plain fingerprint reader. Fingerprints cover the people on the payroll — enrolled once, then through the door twice a day for three years. The QR reader covers everybody else, and everybody else is the part of an access control system that quietly falls apart.

Every system is designed around staff and then meets reality. A delivery driver at half past six. A contractor for three days. An auditor for a week. A client who comes once and never again. The usual answers are all bad: a shared card that never comes back, a receptionist buzzing the door because it is faster than arguing, or a permanent enrolment for somebody who will never return. A code issued in advance, tied to a window of time and left to expire on its own is a different answer entirely.

Where it fits

This is a device for sites with real visitor traffic, not a fixed headcount: a contractor’s site office, a distribution centre taking third-party drivers daily, a factory gate where subcontractors come and go weekly. If the client only needs a stable staff list clocked in and out, a simpler terminal does that for less money.

The QR side earns its price only if somebody designs a visitor process around it, before the hardware is ordered. Four questions settle it: who may issue a code, how long the window stays open, what happens if the visitor arrives early, and who deletes the pass afterwards. Skip them and you end up with one permanent QR code taped to the gatehouse wall — and a visitor pass that never expires is the same security hole as a shared card, just tidier.

Before you order — three things to confirm

• Who issues, and from where — passes are created in the management software, not on the terminal. Confirm the platform the client is standardising on, that its version supports visitor code issuing for this model, and whether reception can issue without holding rights over door configuration.
• The door itself — the terminal decides, it does not lock anything. Confirm lock type, power arrangement, exit device and the fail-safe or fail-secure behaviour the fire strategy demands.
• The path back to the server — a pass issued ten minutes before arrival is only useful if the terminal has learned about it. Confirm how the position will be powered and connected, and check with us what the door does when that link drops.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Hikvision
• Model: DS-K1T807MBFWX-QRE1
• Operating system: Linux
• Screen size: 2.4 inch
• Type: LCD
• Resolution: 320 × 240
• Audio output: Support
• Wired network: Support
• Wi-Fi: Support, 2.4 G, 802.11b/g/n
• Bluetooth: Support
• Network interface: 1 RJ-45, 10/100 M self-adaptive
• Lock control: 1
• Exit button: 1
• Door contact input: 1
• Alarm input: 2
• TAMPER: 1
• Alarm output: 1
• RS-485: 1 RS-485 (Half duplex, HIKVISION)
• Wiegand: 1 Wiegand (W26, W34)
• USB: 1
• PoE: Support
• Fingerprint capacity: 5000
• Card capacity: 5000
• Event capacity: 150,000
• Card type: M1 card
• Fingerprint module: Optical fingerprint module
• Fingerprint comparing mode: 1:1 and 1:N
• Power supply: 12 VDC; Supports power supply by battery in the bracket
• Power consumption: ≤ 6 W
• Working temperature: -30 °C to 60 °C (-22 °F to 140 °F)
• Working humidity: 0 to 90% (No condensing)
• Keypad: Support
• Dimensions: 172 mm × 76 mm × 27.5 mm (6.77″ × 2.99″ × 1.08″)
• Installation: Wall mounting

Figures from Hikvision’s published datasheet. We confirm the revision in stock when we quote.

Compatibility

Treat this as a managed device inside a Hikvision access control system, not a standalone box: enrolment, visitor passes, door rules and reporting live in the management software. Tell us which platform and version the site runs and we will confirm support before dispatch. If other doors on the job suit a different credential, our other fingerprint terminals sit under the same management layer.

What’s in the box

Supplied as the terminal itself. No lock, power supply, exit button, mounting box or cabling is included — quote those separately. Contents for the current revision are confirmed on the order.

Common questions

Can a QR pass be issued before the visitor arrives on site?
Yes — that is the point of this model. The code is generated in the management software and sent to the visitor ahead of time; the terminal validates it at the door.

What happens if somebody turns up an hour before their window opens?
The code will not admit them, which is correct rather than a fault. Decide at design stage whether windows are issued generously or whether a named person can reissue on the spot, not at the gate with a driver waiting.

Can we keep staff on fingerprint and use QR only for visitors?
That is the sensible split, and the reason to buy one terminal instead of two. It keeps the enrolment list to people who actually work there.

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