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STEP 3

After enrolling users, ensure the A10/X628 recognizes their enrolled

fingerprint(s) and/or password. Verifying this information is important.

STEP 4

Configure the A10/X628 communication settings and download the user’s

newly enrolled fingerprint(s) from the A10/X628 onto the computer. This

data can be transmitted via TCP/IP.

Note: It is imperative to create backup fingerprint templates and save them

onto a computer or a USB flash drive. If the A10/X628 was vandalized or

malfunctions, having these backup templates eliminates the re-enrollment

process of users.

STEP 5

Verify that the A10/X628 displays the correct date and time.

III. Introducing Fingerprint(s)

Recognition Technology

Prior to using your A10/X628, it is essential to understand how fingerprint

recognition technology works. Once a thorough understanding of

fingerprint recognition technology is attained, your experience with your

A10/X628 will be enjoyable.

A. How F.R.T. Works

Adding and verifying fingerprints is a vital function of the A10/X628 but

only equates to a small fraction of the A10/X628 capabilities.

When a user places their finger on a fingerprint recognition device for the

first time (ie A10/X628), the fingerprint is scanned and converted into a

computer generated biometric template. Each individual template can only

be recognized by its respective manufactured biometric device. This is due

to each fingerprint containing a distinctive amount of unique physical

characteristics called minutiae. Minutia includes definite visible aspects of

fingerprint(s)s such as ridges, ridge endings and bifurcation (forking) of

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