Network Adapter Getting Started fi-5000N
Table Of Contents
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- Chapter 1 Overview of fi-5000N
- Chapter 2 Names and Functions of Parts
- Chapter 3 Installing the fi-5000N
- 3.1 Installing the Scanner
- 3.2 Installing the fi-5000N
- 3.3 fi-5000N's Settings and Connecting to the Network
- 3.4 Changing the Language Setting
- 3.5 Automatic Turning Backlight Off Settings
- 3.6 Beep Sound Configuration
- 3.7 Pull Mode User Authentication Settings
- 3.8 Push Mode Automatic Logout Time Settings
- 3.9 Host Connection Time-out
- 3.10 Displaying Device Information
- 3.11 Initialization of fi-5000N
- Chapter 4 Installing and Setting Driver
- Chapter 5 Installing and setting the fi-5000N Software
- Chapter 6 User Authentication
- Chapter 7 Daily Care
- Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
- Chapter 9 Specifications
- APPENDIX Using User Authentication by Fingerprint
- INDEX
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■ Caution on fingerprint sensor usage
• Discharge static electricity from your finger by touching a metallic object before placing
your finger on the sensor. Static electricity may cause a sensor failure. This procedure is
particularly important in dry winter season.
• Do not scratch, or pick at the sensor with a sharp-pointed item. This can damage the sen-
sor.
• Do not rub the surface with your fingernail or hard item. This can damage the surface and
lead to failure.
• Do not touch the surface with a muddy or dirty finger which may damage, or contaminate
the surface leading to failure.
• Do not put a sticker on the sensor or paint its surface. This can lead to failure.
• The following may cause difficulties in capturing fingerprints. Clean the sensor on a regular
basis.
- Sensor surface is dirty with dust or fat content from finger.
- Sensor surface is moist with perspiration
- Sensor surface is moist with dew condensation
•
If the following problems occur, clean the sensor surface. The situation may improve.
"Processing... Remove your finger from the sensor" message keeps appearing.
Registration or authentication failures occur frequently.
•
When cleaning the sensor, use a dry lint-free cloth and wipe it gently.
ATTENTION
The following finger conditions may cause a registration or authentication
failure.
• The skin of finger gets rough or is extremely dry.
• The finger surface is wounded or has suffered an abrasion so that the
fingerprint mark becomes thin.
• The fingerprint has been changed due to a rapid gain or loss of weight.
Washing, wiping, or using a different finger may improve the situation.