If an employee is let go, can their fingerprint be cleared alone or does the the lock need to cleared completely and reprogrammed?
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Unless that particular employee is programmed as a single guest and he is the only one in the "guest" group, you cannot delete his fingerprint alone. The entire population of fingerprints in the "guest" group will have to be removed. This is my understanding, you may want to contact the manufacturer for confirmation. I wish it can selectively delete any fingerprint but it does not seem to work that way.
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every fingerprint have a number the manager witch is the number one can delete all of them or a single number just remember wich emploee is wich number
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My understanding is that there are 3 buckets, the first is the master, this is necessary for the programming and if you clear this the whole thing needs to be cleared and reprogrammed you generally have only one or two prints in this. The second bucket is one that you put the people that you don't think you will need to clear. The third is a temporary bucket. This is where I put contractors etc. These buckets need to be cleared as a bucket, but it leaves the other buckets intact. So the answer is that you will need to clear all of the prints in the same bucket as the person you are letting go, but not necessarily the whole lock. Hope this helps. My understanding is that there are 3 buckets, the first is the master, this is necessary for the programming and if you clear this the whole thing needs to be cleared and reprogrammed you generally have only one or two prints in this. The second bucket is one that you put the people that you don't think you will need to clear. The third is a temporary bucket. This is where I put contractors etc. These buckets need to be cleared as a bucket, but it leaves the other buckets intact. So the answer is that you will need to clear all of the prints in the same bucket as the person you are letting... » Read More My understanding is that there are 3 buckets, the first is the master, this is necessary for the programming and if you clear this the whole thing needs to be cleared and reprogrammed you generally have only one or two prints in this. The second bucket is one that you put the people that you don't think you will need to clear. The third is a temporary bucket. This is where I put contractors etc. These buckets need to be cleared as a bucket, but it leaves the other buckets intact. So the answer is that you will need to clear all of the prints in the same bucket as the person you are letting go, but not necessarily the whole lock. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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All have to be cleared, except the master fingerprint the other option is to have a number combination that everyone can use temporarily until fingerprints are reprogrammed back in
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The case can be removed to clean under the screen protector. The fingerprint scanner works fine, but you need to make sure there are no particles such as dust on the thin layer of the fingerprint scanner plastic-thing. Make sure you pre-fingerprint scan your phone before putting on the case.
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Reprogram code should be printed on a sticker on the "door side" of the lock so you would need to remove the lock from the door to see.
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Assuming you use windows, go to control panel&gt;Display&gt; screen Saver Settings, select a screen saver and then select a time to lock, then the logon screen displays, which with the Verifi installed will allow logon with either the password or an enrolled fingerprint. The fingerprint reader itself does not lock the system, just serves to replace the password with a fingerprint. The company that makes the reader, however, offers a selection of more advanced security software if you need it.
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You can either clock in by a fingerprint or you can assign a number, such as the last numbers of SS#
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Yes, there is a back up key. The whole idea with the biometric to be able to use it in an emergency and to keep the kids out, and hide the key. This one wouldn't open with my finger prints at all and i tried to do the exact thing every time and it still wouldn't work for me, that is why we sent it back and ordered another one.
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You'll have to unlock it yourself, the lock code was sent with the phone. Its very simple though
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Yes, but I do NOT recommend this product at all. It would never respond to my fingerprint and was always a mission to use and gain access. Could not rely on it in an emergency situation at all. I have since gotten rid of it.
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Yes you can lock it from both sides, with a key or finger print from the out side and with the lever from inside, meaning you can also unlock it without a key or fingerprint from the inside.
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I see no reason why not. I would assume Windows will allow you to choose which fingerprint reader to use. At the very worst case, you could disable the on-board fingerprint reader in device manager (and probably should also uninstall any fingerprint manager software from HP as well to play safe) so Windows only see the new one.
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I'm assuming that question is in the description somewhere (can't see it from here). The Roboform software has things called "Passcards" so I'm guessing its talking about that. It means it'll save up to 10 logins for you so all you have to do is provide your fingerprint and it will do the login for you. This includes websites or software programs on your computer that require logins (work programs). You don't need Roboform to use the fingerprint reader to log into your machine, though.
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The Biometric reader scans one finger for the fingerprint. I found it very unreliable and inconsistent so I just use the keypad on this unit. When it unlocks, the knob does have to be turned to retract the lugs back into the door.
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I have no trouble peeling/twisting the lock off with my fingers when it needs to be replaced. Using an adhesive remover may help this process, and removes any residue as well. The only reason my lock has needed to be replaced is from the occasional adult not realizing the lock is there and jerking the door open, which will break the lock. This is why it is a good idea to get at least one as a spare.
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I think the only real difference between the coded version vs the one using finger prints is that the coded one is more reliable. I have heard people say that the one with the scanner might take several tries to get it open. In a break in situation that could be bad. The coded one has thousands of different combinations. You can even program it where you have to push multiple buttons at the same time. I think that would be great if you have small kids around. There is no way they could figure out the code.
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you need either a fingerprint or combination code to open it. the physical key is used to completely lock the safe, so neither of those 2 methods can be used, but it cannot be used by itself to open the safe
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You have to go to the setting and change it so only admin can access the settings and then go to every individuals profie and change the department from admin to something else so that only the ones in the admin can access it. Then when you want to acess the settings it will ask you for the finger print or the number password
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You simply replace the individual code for that 3-digit user account with a different code. I found it was easiest to keep a spreadsheet of the codes I assigned. If an employee left the company, I assign their number a new code of another employee is hired. Or a generic number if no one will immediately be hired.