User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Innovative Fingerprint Terminal for Access Control and Time Attendance
- Contents
- Contents
- Safety precautions
- Safety precautions
- Glossary
- Basics of fingerprint recognition
- How to place a finger
- How to place a finger
- Product Contents
- Product Contents
- Name of each part
- Name of each part
- Installation
- Cable spec.
- For Administrators - Basic Functions
- Enter Admin Menu
- Using Admin Menu
- Operation mode setting
- TCP/IP
- Wireless LAN
- Serial
- USB
- Enroll New User
- Enroll New User
- Enroll New User
- Check User Info
- Edit User Info
- Delete User
- Delete All Users
- Check User DB
- For Administrators - Advanced Functions
- Display & Sound Setting
- Fingerprint Setting
- Fingerprint Setting
- I/O Setting
- Door Relay Setting
- Change Master Password
- View Device Info
- Device Reset
- Factory Default
- Check Log
- Filter Log
- Delete Entire Log
- USB Memory
- USB Memory
- For General Users
- Access using 1:N mode
- Access using 1:1 mode
- T&A event using 1:N mode
- T&A event using 1:1 mode
- Using extended T&A events
- View user’s Access/T&A event records
- Authentication procedure for each operation mode
- List of Admin Menu
- Specifications
- Troubleshooting
- Device cleaning
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Access using 1:N mode
When 1:N mode is set as Auto
z If you enter a fingerprint without pressing any key, a message
showing the identification result appears and door is opened.
When 1:N mode is set as OK/T&A key
z If you press OK or T/A key, blue LED flickers and a message
requesting user’s fingerprint appears on the display.
z Place a finger to open the door.
How to open a door using fingerprint when 1:N mode is set as Auto or OK/T&A key.
▼ T&A
Welcome!
Tommy
▼ T&A
Auhentication
Place your finger
For General Users