User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- USER MANUAL
- 1. WHAT IS A BPID™ SECURITY DEVICE?
- Overview
- Device Diagram
- Applications
- 2. USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
- 3. BATTERY REPLACEMENT
- 4. SECURITY & PERSONAL PRIVACY
- 5. HOW IT WORKS
- 6. GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING
- 7. FACILITY ACCESS TROUBLESHOOTING
- 8. COMPUTER/NETWORK LOGON TROUBLESHOOTING
- 9. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- 10. CUSTOMER SERVICE
- 11. WARRANTY
- 12. LICENSING AGREEMENT
- 13. PERMISSIONS

Privaris BPID™ LFBT Security Device, V1.4
8. COMPUTER/NETWORK LOGON TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Device powers off when changing from facility access mode to
computer/network access mode.
The power button must be clicked twice within one second to enter
computer/network access mode. If one second is exceeded, the
device interprets the second push of the power button as a power off
command. Try again, this time clicking the power button quickly.
PROBLEM
Cannot gain access to computer or network.
1. Make sure that your computer is equipped with a Bluetooth™
adaptor (either inserted in your computer’s USB port or built-in).
2. You may be having trouble verifying. Walk through each of the
following steps below in order, until capture speed increases or a
green light appears:
Make sure you are using a finger that was enrolled.
Wipe-off any excess dirt or grease from finger.
Wipe-off the fingerprint sensor with a clean finger, swiping it
down the sensor twice to clean it.
Make sure your fingerprint core is directly over the very
center of the sensor, and not aligned with the bottom of the
sensor. Remember the placement reference point given
during enrollment and try to replicate it. Unless you have
very small fingers, you will likely be covering all or a portion
of the grey power button.
Lift finger and replace it during verification, trying slightly
different positions on and around the Center Position (core).
Be sure to hold in place for 2 seconds before moving to a new
position to give the device sufficient time to interpret your
fingerprint.
Too little or too much pressure may be being applied. While
the sensor is scanning, increase the pressure for a few
seconds, and then decrease it to find the right amount. This
will often help to trigger a green light. On a scale of 1 – 5 (5
15