Fingerprint settings

Louise Whalley Updated by Louise Whalley

Fingerprint Settings

There are several different settings you can alter on the Fingerprint tab:

  • Auto-detect clocking direction is a toggle that allows you to enable the T2 making assumptions on which way the User is clocking. For example, if their last clocking was a clock in, the T2 will assume the User is clocking out next time they scan their fingerprint. Enabling this setting means the User can clock with just a single touch.
  • Security Level - Use the slider (or text box) to change the Terminal’s security level between Low (1) - High (5).
  • Advanced settings
    • Verify threshold allows you to control how closely a fingerprint must match the User's saved fingerprint. This number can be set between 1 and 1000 – setting this too high means there is very little margin for error, but Users may find their attempts to use a fingerprint rejected more often than normal.
    • Impressions allows you to set how many impressions are required when a User registers a fingerprint during Enrolment. An Impression is an individual 'scan' of the User's fingerprint, made by touching the fingerprint scanner.
    • Sleep between impressions (ms) allows you to set how many milliseconds must pass between each impression is made on the fingerprint reader.

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