User's Manual

PICS User’s Manual 07 June 2004

PIC will be deleted. For this reason, it is important to be sure that there is

one and only one PIC turned on during this process.

4) The operator would then press either the Enroll Finger button or the Enroll

Duress button. The enrollment operation is identical for both buttons, except

the PIC will identify the finger enrolled as a duress finger and inform the

PICS Reader during the verification process. Whenever a duress finger is

enrolled in the PIC, the Duress Enrolled status will be displayed on the Enroll

PIC User dialog box.

5) After the step 4 above, the PIC Status should indicate PLACE FINGER. The

PIC user should place the appropriate finger on the sensor. The PIC LED will

light green and the status will indicate REMOVE FINGER. This process

should be repeated two more times (total of three times) to complete the

enrollment. When it is done, the PIC Status will indicate either

ENROLLMENT COMPLETE or ENROLLMENT FAILURE. If the

enrollment completes successfully, the user should attempt to verify the finger

just enrolled. If the user cannot verify the enrolled finger, the finger can be

disenrolled using the Disenroll Last Finger button, and the finger can be re-

enrolled. If the enrollment fails, the finger should simply be re-enrolled. A

new user may take several attempts before successfully enrolling.

6) Repeat the above process for each finger to be enrolled and for a single duress

finger. Note that in the event of more than one duress finger being enrolled,

the last one enrolled is in fact the only duress finger identified by the PIC.

The previous duress fingers will be treated as normal enrollments.

7) Once all the desired fingers have been enrolled, the Enrollment Station

Operator should unclick the Enroll button. This will complete the enrollment

process for the PIC.

8) At this point, if the PIC system includes a keypad for backup operation, the

Enrollment Station Operator should click the Set PIN button and allow the

PIC to enter a PIN for keypad operation. The PIN should be 4 to 8 digits

long.

9) The final step required for enrollment is for the operator to click the Done

button. This will actually store the enrollment information in the database and

in the PICS Reader. If the operator presses the Cancel button or closes the

dialog box without pressing the Done button, the PIC will still recognize the

user, but the PICS reader will not recognize the PIC or the user. After the

Done button is pressed, the list on the USERS screen should include the PIC

ID.