SSS Siedle SFPM 611-02 Informacion De Producto página 13

Programming
Bus operation
In bus operation, fingerprints are
scanned and deleted using the pro­
gramming interface PRI 602­..., pro­
gramming software PRS 602­... and
an IBM compatible PC. Operation
and the procedures for this are
described in the programming
instructions for the EC 602­...
13 Draw the finger correctly over
the sensor
To allow the FPM to recognize a fin­
gerprint, the relevant finger must be
swiped across the sensor.
• Ensure when reading in the fin­
gerprint, that the speed, position
and light contact pressure remain as
constant as possible.
• The read­in process must have
started within 10 seconds after
activation, as otherwise the FPM
switches back to the operating
mode.
• If the read­in process is interrupted
for more than 15 seconds, the FPM
switches back automatically to the
operating mode. (Time out)
Note
In individual cases, it can happen
that a fingerprint cannot be scanned
due to absence of biometric char­
acteristics. In this case, try using a
different finger.
This applies primarily to children
and older people. In these cases it
is possible that a fingerprint is not
recognized.
Master mode
Scan in the master fingerprint
Conditions:
• The master mode is set (switch
position 1).
• The device is initialized.
• The LED lights up in red (as­deliv­
ered status).
Note
The fingerprint which you read
in first in the master mode is the
master fingerprint.
Procedure
• Draw the master fingerprint over
the sensor.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, after which the red LED
lights up.
• Draw the master fingerprint over
the sensor again.
The green LED flashes appr. 3 sec­
onds, then the red LED lights up.
• Draw the master fingerprint over
the sensor a third time.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, after which the green
LED lights up continuously.
The master fingerprint has now been
scanned in and is valid.
It is now possible to read in user
fingerprints.
Note
If a finger has been drawn over
the sensor and not recognized, the
red LED flashes for 3 seconds, after
which the red LED lights up continu­
ously.
Repeat the scanning­in process.
Scan in an user fingerprint
Conditions:
• The master fingerprint has been
read in.
• The LED lights up in green (oper­
ating mode).
Procedure
• Draw the master fingerprint once
over the sensor.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, then the red LED lights
up.
• Draw the user fingerprint over the
sensor.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, then the red LED lights
up.
• Draw the user fingerprint over the
sensor again.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, then the red LED lights
up.
• Draw the user fingerprint a third
time over the sensor.
The green LED flashes for appr.
3 seconds, then stays alight.
Note
If a finger has been drawn over
the sensor and not recognized, the
red LED flashes for 3 seconds, after
which the red LED lights up continu­
ously.
Repeat the scanning­in process.
Check:
• Draw the user fingerprint once
over the sensor.
The green LED flashes and the relay
picks up.
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