BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide Hypertec BioDisk Biodisk User Guide Quick User Guide
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide Table of Contents A. General Description A1. About BioDisk A2. Partition Arrangement A3. Autorun Feature A4. Password & Finger Prints 2 2 2 2 B. How to swipe finger prints 3 C. System requirements 4 D. Getting started D1. Registering finger prints D2. Setting security level and password D3. Deleting finger prints and passwords 5-7 8-9 10 Finding the Device Serial Number 11 E.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide A. General Description A1. About the BioDisk What is the BioDisk? What does it do? The BioDisk is a USB Flash storage device with a finger print sensor, which allows you to use your own finger print as a security key instead of (or as well as) a password. Because everyoneÊs finger print is unique, the security level is much higher than with just a password-protect function.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide B. How to Swipe Finger Prints B. How To Swipe Your Finger Print Step 1 Place your Biodisk on a flat surface. Make sure the USB connector is facing to the left. (see picture) Step 2 Make sure finger is clean and dry before swiping Step 3 Place your finger on top and to right hand side of the sensor Step 4 Press firmly down and swipe down across the sensor, keeping to the right hand edge. Take about 1-2 seconds to swipe your finger across the sensor.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide C. System Requirements C. System Requirements The following is the minimum system requirement for using the BioDisk: Pentium II 133MHz Processor or above 256MB or above RAM Microsoft Windows 2000 SP3 / Windows XP operating systems USB 1.1 or 2.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D1.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D1. Registering Finger Prints (ctd) Step 3 The Finger Print set-up screen will come up automatically. Select an un-registered finger from the screen, the finger will be highlighted in green. Step 4 Once selected, you are asked to enrol a fingerprint. Press the finger firmly onto the sensor and swipe. Each swipe should last 1-2 seconds. Each finger print needs to be swiped successfully 3 consecutive times for enrolment to work.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D1. Registering Finger Prints (ctd) Step 5 Repeat until you are content with the number of fingerprints registered (all 10 prints can be registered if required). Enrolled fingers will be highlighted in blue. Step 6 When complete, click the button to continue.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D2. Setting Security Level and Password Step 1 The drop down box allows you to choose the level of security protection for the Biodisk: FP Only (Fingerprint recognition only, no password required) Password and FP (Both password and fingerprint recognition are needed to access the Biodisk) Password or FP (Either one or the other can be used to access the drive).
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D2.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide D. Getting Started D3. Deleting Finger Prints and Passwords Step 1 On the main menu, choose ÂFP ManagerÊ. You will be asked to verify a fingerprint and/or password. Step 2 You will be asked to choose which finger you would like to delete (registered fingers are highlighted in blue). Tick to cancel registered print, or choose the cross to cancel operation.
BioDisk from Hypertec - Quick User Guide E. Finding the Serial Number E. Finding the Device Serial Number To obtain the serial number of the Biodisk device for use with the reset tool FP_Init (which is downloadable from www.hypertec.co.uk under the „Downloads‰ section in „Technical Support‰): Use explorer to navigate to the CD partition of your Biodisk (referred to as partition 1 earlier in this document). You will then see the utility „Serial.exe‰.
