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Question: What is the maximum amount of finger prints that can be stored in the memory?
Document: The set-up was easy, the login / identification is successful about 95+% of the time. Only if your finger is &#62;45 degrees off from your original (stored) position will it not recognize it. So you cannot flip the reader 180 degrees and expect it to work.I would recommend this reader!
If you get one without instructions for Windows 8.1, do not follow the included instructions. The biometric features in 8.1 are very different from 8.0 and older. All you need to do is plug it in and then search for fingerprint to bring up the fingerprint to bring up the biometric configuration options in 8.1 and program in your finger prints.Because the instructions included in my device did not mention 8.1, I had to request support from the manufacturer. Support was great. Very fast and helpful responses.
The finger print reader was very easy to install and whenever I log in it reads my finger print very well.
After reading many reviews of swipe fingerprint scanners requiring multiple swipes, I decided to try this one. I have yet to get a rejected scan from this device, and it will scan from any direction (This is solely dependent on how you had your finger during the initialization period of setup).Setup is super easy, and very fast.
Though their hours were limited, my rep *Rob Rice" offered to stay late so I could be at my computer. I first got the P2000 and it did not work so I returned and got the P5100 because it is a bit larger and to scan a print you just need to press on the sensor and not swipe your finger like on the P2000. Thanks Zvetco for your help and creating a great product. I highly recommend it!! !
i had to learn not to "swipe" my fingers like other readers I've used. You need to "press" your finger into the device and higher not lower as the message will tell you. Also the cord must be down toward you, you can't turn the device upside down or it won't work. You have to press several times and keep waiting for it to say success. When you start your computer (I start mine from sleep) you wait for the screen and simply press your finger into the device (unlike the start screen which requires pressing enter then inputting your password).
Now I scan my finger to bypass the password I just had to create.The ROBOFORM software placed an additional task bar on my Internet server, as I accessed each of my secure sites it allowed me to save it to the new task bar. The software allows me to save up to 10 secure sites, the software is quick to offer you the option to pay for unlimited number of secure sites.It seemed all I did was create a password to gain acess to my computer which I could scan my finger to by pass.
I like that I need only press my finger to the reader -- it seems quicker and easier to do repeatably than the &#34;scroll&#34; motion required by the laptop's reader.I do find the reader's shape a bit funky, left alone it sits at an angle and likes to move around my desk. I took care of this quirk by using a Command adhesive strip to stick it to my monitor's stand.Definitely recommended if you want to log in to Windows 8.1 using an external fingerprint reader.
ROBOFORM would automatically fill in my user ID and password to the 10 sites I selected as I went to that site from the ROBOFORM task bar on my Internet browser. That did not seem any more secure than when I started.I wanted to scan my finger to gain acess to each secure site as I went to that site. What I had was a system which forced me to scanned my finger once as the computer started then any one could click on a secure site from the ROBOFORM task bar and the software automaticly fills in my user ID and password.
I have the Windows 8.1.whatever-it-is-today and this print reader is awesome. It is NOT a swipe-reader. You put your finger on it and you hold still for a split second. I believe I have not had a misread yet since I bought it several weeks ago. Print-readers (including the iPhone) tend to freak out if you have washed your hands in the past few minutes or if you hands are extremely dried out. Thing looks good on my desk and a very impressive addition to my setup.Only thing I'm disappointed is that it comes with a trial of Roboform (which is addictive).
Answer: From my experience it depends on the application that is managing the fingerprints. So far all the applications that i have used allow 10 fingerprints per user account or enrolled account. Generally you use the biometric reader with the supplied software and it is tied to the user accounts that is logged in. You would enroll their finger prints under their user account. you would do the same for other users as well.