HandNet Lite Manual - Security Technologies

Configuration Tab
Enabling a
Secondary
Finger Later
Field Req’d Description
Action on ID
Unknown
Action on
Biometric Reject
Yes
Yes
• Controls what the reader sends the access panel when
ID is not recognized
• Suppress Output: reader sends no output
• Alternate Facility Code Value: reader sends facility code
entered in the value entry, instead of the normal facility
code
• Increment/Decrement Facility Code Value: Reader
sends facility code increased or decreased by the
amount in the Value entry.
• Toggle All Parity Bits: reader toggles the output parity
bits.
• Controls what the reader sends the access panel when
a valid ID is entered but the finger doesn’t match the
template.
• Same four options here as for Action on ID Unknown
Action on Duress Yes • Controls what the reader sends the access panel when
a user places a duress finger
• Same four options here as for Action on ID Unknown
Value Yes • Number between 0 and 32767
• Used when either Alternate Facility Code Value,
Increment/Decrement Facility Code Value is chosen in
the previous three fields
• Enter a minus (-) sign before the number if you want to
decrement the value.
If users are enrolled with Seconday finger mode disabled, only one finger will be
collected. If Secondary finger mode is later changed, all users need to be removed and
re-enrolled in order to obtain a template for the second finger. The first finger will still
function normally, but the second finger functionality will not be available until the user is
re-enolled.
Interpreting the
Format Detail
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In the explanation of the format detail, you’ll see an elaboration on the format that looks
like this:
1 2
12345678901234567890123456
PFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP
EXXXXXXXXXXXX.............
.............XXXXXXXXXXXXO
The numbers at the top: Identify the bit numbers; this example has 26 bits.
F: Indicates which bits contain the facility code; in this example, bits 2-9 have the
facility code.
I: Indicates which bits contain the ID; in this example, bits 10-25 contain the ID.P/E/
O/X/.: P indicates a parity bit; the E under the first parity bit here indicates that
this parity is even. The X’s following indicate which bits are used to determine that
parity bit; the periods following indicate that those bits are not used in determining
that parity bit; in this example, bits 2-13 are used to determine parity bit 1, and
bits 14-26 do not affect this parity bit. The O under the second parity bit (bit 26)
indicates this parity bit is odd; the preceding X’s indicate that bits 14-25 are used
to determine this parity bit.
For a list of available card formats, see the Card Formats table on page 65.