3.

Kyocera USB card reader connection

Kyocera offers different types of USB readers covering nearly all ID technologies to be used with the Kyocera MyQ
Embedded Terminal on Kyocera devices.

3.1. Kyocera Standard USB Readers

Kyocera MYQ can cooperate with all Kyocera USB Card Readers when the Card Authentication Kit (B) function has
been enabled. Card Authentication Kit (B) can be run in demo mode with functionality limited to max. 30 days;
the max. 30 days demo can be executed up to 3 times on each device. For full unlimited version of CAK(B) ask
your Kyocera supplier.
If this CAK(B) optional function is enabled and any of supported readers is connected to the USB slot, MyQ can
read the data acquired by reader and use them for user identification.
MyQ automatically detects the functional CAK(B) reader, and if the login method is PIN, MyQ automatically
changes it to PIN / ID Card (USB) login type.
If the CAK(B) is enabled, but no compatible reader is connected to the USB slot, permanent error message is
displayed on the panel:

ID card reader not connected

To login, enter PIN

Picture 3-1

3.1.1. Enabling Card Authentication Kit (B) optional function

Press the System Menu key, System and then Optional Function. Press Next.

Picture 3-2
The list of available Optional functions is displayed; select the CARD AUTHENTICATION KIT (B) and press Activate.

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If you have the CAK(B) license code, enter it and confirm it. If you have no license code and just want to check the
functionality, select Trial.

Picture 3-4

Connect the compatible reader to USB slot.

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