User's Manual

Veri-Series Setup Guide

c. When the light turns off, remove the finger and the door

lock will release if the verification was successful (reader

will indicate green for success or red for failure).

4. Cleaning and care of the sensor

The fingerprint sensor is a solid-state device designed to

provide years of trouble-free service. Although there is little

to do in terms of maintenance, a few basics in caring for

the sensor will help to ensure a high level of performance

over the life of the sensor.

Oily deposits from your finger accumulate on the surface of

the fingerprint sensor after repeated use. These deposits

can degrade the performance of the system. Cleaning

can be done regularly but is only required when a

significant amount of residue builds up on the sensor.

To clean the sensor, use a clean, soft cloth dipped in

isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Use a sweeping motion to

remove deposits from the sensor. Do not use a soiled cloth

or any abrasive brushes, pads or detergents.