User`s guide

USER’S GUIDE

SETTINGS

All of the settings that affect your biometric stick have been collected

in this menu. It is very important that you first create your encrypted

drives from here. Data that you store on your biometric stick is only

secure when you save it on an encrypted drive.

Thereby, you have the option of storing two types of data on your

stick: that which all users can access, and data that only you or a very

limited group of people defined by you can access. Data that is stored

in the encrypted drives is also still encrypted using the AES 256 bit

procedure. This means the data has been encrypted so that if a

specialist could extract the memory chip from your stick, they will not

be able to access it.

And when you now ask, if we, the manufacturer of this USB stick might

be able to read your encrypted data, the answer is: NO. Even we can’t

do that. For this reason, you should be very careful about how you

treat your stick, because even we cannot restore it in the event that

you forget your password and your fingers.

SYNCHRONIZATION SETTINGS

The settings in the Sync All

group determine what should

be transferred during

synchronization. Simple

selection using the checkboxes

is enough. The information will

be stored and used for the next

synchronization cycle.

Additionally, you can activate the automated synchronization cycle,

and determine the initial starting time including data and the

synchronization interval. If, for example, you want to set the

automated synchronization to start next Monday, every other day at

noon: