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HandNet Lite Manual User Fields Table 5-4: User Fields Field Req’d Description Unique Identifier Yes • Up to 30 characters (any combination of letters, numbers, spaces, or special characters) • If user was added from the reader, will initially match credential ID in the reader but can be changed. First Name Yes • User’s first name • If user was added at the reader, will initially match the credential ID Middle Initial No • User’s middle initial Last Name Yes • User’s last name • If user was added at the reader, will initially match the credential ID Important Date No • Used to distinguish between users with similar names • Type a date directly into the entry box using the format Thursday, January 01, 2009 • Click the drop-down button to select the date from a calendar. Credential ID Yes • User’s credential ID Biometric Threshold Yes • ID number from user’s card (when card readers are used) or the number a user enters manually at the reader. See the reader’s manual for help with designing an ID numbering system. • Controls how closely user’s finger or hand must match the stored template in order for access to be granted. • Reader default uses the Reject Threshold from the reader’s setup. See Reject Threshold on pages 36 and 38 for more information. In most cases, Reader default is the appropriate choice. • To override the reader’s reject threshold, choose from values of 30-250 in the drop down list (common values of 250, 150, 75, 50, and 30 are singled out at the top). • Use a lower number for higher security. • Use a higher number if a user has trouble gaining access. See the reader’s manual for more information. Authority Level Yes • Determines what menus the user can access at the reader. • Each level gives access to all the lower levels. • See the Authority Levels table on page 14 for more information. Access Profile Yes • Controls which readers the user can use. • Always allows access to all readers. • Never blocks access to all readers. • Additional choices correspond to the profiles configured in the Access tab. See Access Tab on page 61 for more information. 13
Users Tab Field Req’d Description Verify on ID only (no biometric verification) Use Second Finger as Duress Alarm (FingerKey only) No No • Check for users who fingerprints or hand cannot be scanned • Since bypassing finger or hand recognition gives you reduced security, only use this as a last resort. See Adding a Special User on page 11 for more information. • When checked, user’s second finger will be used as a duress indicator. Delete User No • Check to delete user from HandNet Lite. • User will be deleted from HandNet Lite and from all connected readers when you click the Accept button. Authority Levels Table 5-5: Authority Levels Authority Level Description (0) None: • Allows user to gain access through the reader, but not use the command menus in the reader to change the reader’s settings. • This choice is appropriate for most users. (1) Service: • Allows the master reader to display the status of all readers on the network. • Not relevant on readers that are not configured as a master. (2) Setup: • Allows user to control reader setup • See reader’s manual for more information. (3) Management: • Allows user to list all of the users in the reader • Allows master reader to send/acquire user databases to/from readers in a network. (4) Enrollment: • Allows user to add or remove users. (5) Security: • Allows user to modify security settings • See reader’s manual for more information. See the reader’s manual for information on directly changing settings through the reader. 14
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