Biostar VP5200SS16 Administrator Guide - Page 80

3. Setup the BioStar System  1: N Auth Test: Match a newly-scanned fingerprint against multiple fingerprint templates stored in the server. 3.6.2.3 Enroll users via command cards After issuing command cards, you can enroll users directly from a BioEntry Plus, BioEntry W, or Xpass device. For more information about issuing command cards, please see section 3.2.6.1 and 3.2.8.1. To enroll a user on a BioEntry Plus or BioEntry W device via a command card: 1. Place an enroll card (command card) on a BioEntry Plus or BioEntry W device. 2. If authorization is required, an administrator must scan his or her fingerprint to continue. 3. To capture only fingerprints, have the user place his or her finger on the scanner two times (as prompted by the device). 4. To capture fingerprints and issue an access card, place the card on the device first. Then, have the user place his or her finger on the scanner two times (as prompted by the device). To enroll a user on an Xpass device via a command card: 1. Place an enroll card (command card) on an Xpass device. 2. If authorization is required, an administrator must place his or her access card on the device to continue. 3. Place the user's access card on the device. 4. Place the enroll card again on the device to confirm the action. 3.6.3 Capture Face Images With camera-equipped devices, such as the D-Station and FaceStation, you can capture images of users' faces and use those images for authentication via BioStar's face detection technology. BioStar matches a still image of the user's face during authentication with captured face images in the BioStar server database. Face detection can be used simultaneously with fingerprint recognition for highly secure biometric access control. For more information about face detection settings, please see section 5.4.3. 80 Copyright ©2014, Suprema Inc. On the web: www.supremainc.com