Biometric password managers m.9, Screensaver password, Logging on with the biopod – APC BIOM34-EC User Manual

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Biometric Password Managers

M.9

Keep the finger on the sensor and hold it down until the

flashing green box below the fingerprint display is a solid

green. Lift the finger and replace it on the sensor. Repeat

this procedure until a message appears indicating that the

enrollment process is complete. For improved performance,

place the finger in slightly different locations on the sensor

for each of the enrollment placements to allow the software

to create a composite image of the finger.

Do not roll the finger as when taking an ink and paper image.

Keep the finger flat and motionless against the sensor during

the imaging process. After completing the required number

of captures, the

Verify Fingerprint screen appears (Figure 9).

Figure 9. The Verify Fingerprint Screen

Place the finger on the sensor again. A message appears

indicating whether the fingerprint enrollment was successful.

Users may need to place their finger on the sensor several

times to determine if enrollment was successful.

If enrollment was successful, select

Enroll Another Finger to

add additional fingerprints to the APC OmniPass database. If

enrollment was not successful, repeat the enrollment process

as needed.

Once enrollment is completed, select

Finished Enrollment, then

select

Done on the Registration screen. Log in to APC

OmniPass to use the software.

Figure 10. Login User Dialog Box with Fingerprint Window

If a fingerprint has been enrolled for a user, he or she can
log into APC OmniPass by placing a finger on the Biopod
device. The scrolling blue boxes indicate that APC OmniPass
is waiting for a fingerprint device to be pressed.

Once a finger is placed on the device, the fingerprint is
displayed in the window, and appears in green if recognized,
or red if not recognized.

Note: It may take a few tries to get the software to recognize
a fingerprint.

SCREENSAVER PASSWORD

If the Biopod is installed on a system that uses a screensaver
password, use a fingerprint to log back into Windows after
the screensaver starts. APC OmniPass adds a fingerprint
box to the screensaver password dialog box if it detects a
fingerprint sensor. Place the appropriate finger on the sensor
to log back in.

Figure 6. The Biopod Sensor and Drive Ring

Capture the full area of the fingerprint by placing the finger

flat on the Biopod, as shown in Figure 7. Do not place only

the fingertip on the sensor, as it contains insufficient image

data for a high-quality fingerprint.

Figure 7. Proper Finger Placement

From the

Choose a Finger screen, select Next. The Capture

Fingerprint screen appears (Figure 8).

Figure 8. The Capture Fingerprint Screen

7.

Place the finger on the Biopod for scanning. Use light, but

firm and steady pressure. Make sure that the finger makes

contact with the Biopod sensor and the surrounding drive

ring (Figure 6). APC OmniPass works best when it has an

image of the center of a fingerprint (core image).

LOGGING ON WITH THE BIOPOD

When a user logs on with the Biopod installed, a fingerprint
window is displayed with the

Login User dialog box (Figure 10).

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