3.1 Enrolling Fingerprint & Password Users
When Entering Users into the Lock you have 3 Options:
You can enroll fingerprints at random.
You can enroll as an ID# (+) fingerprint user.
You can assign users a pass code.
ALL pass codes MUST be 8 digits long!
Enroll at Random
If you are using the lock on a home & the primary users will be your
immediate family & you do not have any reason to think you will need to
delete them from the lock in the future, we suggest you use this type of
enrollment. You can store several scanned templates of several fingers
without having to re-enter the enrollment code per finger. (ex. 3 scans of
2 fingers on each hand for each user)
ID# with Fingerprint User
If you are using the lock on the door of a small business or at home and
you need the ability to delete a user without deleting all users, this type
of enrollment is best. You will assign a 3 digit ID# to each scanned
template per user. For example, you have 2 temporary workers named
Mary & Adam. You make Mary user 101 & scan her index finger. The
lock will scan the fingerprint twice per template. If you want to enroll
another finger for Mary you create another ID# like 102 for that new
finger. You do the same procedure for Adam. You make him user 103. If
you want to delete the user you simply delete the user ID# & the
fingerprint associated with that ID# is deleted out of the system.
Pass Code Users (Not the Master Pass Code!)
You can create a series of pass codes to gain entry. If a person has
damaged fingerprints you can assign them a pass code. You can also
set up pass codes for your shift managers. A common use is to create a
pass code you can give out in case of emergencies. For example; you
are out of town & need to let a neighbor into your house. You tell them
the pass code. When you get home you simply delete that pass code.
*You can use any combination of all three enrollment options!
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3.2 Examples of Different Enrollment Options
User Enrollment
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