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2.3   Check the Biometric Reader is recognized 

 

After connecting the Biometric Reader to your PC, check that the Biometric Reader is 
recognized correctly by the PC. Note that Windows uses the Human Interface Device driver to 
access the Biometric Reader, so you do not need to install a specific device driver for the 
Biometric Reader. 
 
Confirm that the Biometric Reader is displayed in the Device Manager as a Smart Card Reader. 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2.4   Removing the Biometric Reader 

 

Use following procedure to safely remove the Biometric Reader. 
 
1.

 

Click the 

Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media

 icon in the notification area, at 

the far right of the taskbar. 
 

Note:

 To display the 

Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media

 icon, 

           click 

Show hidden icons

 icon (the arrow at the left side of the notification area).  

 

2.

 

Click the name of the Biometric Reader in the list. 
 
You are prompted that it is safe to remove the Reader. 
 

3.

 

Remove the Reader.

 

3. How to use the Biometric Reader

 

Summary of Contents for PC-KCB120

Page 1: ...example the control of chemical plants medical devices urgent communications etc Hitachi Ltd assumes no liability for any such uses and for any derived circumstances that may lead to accidents if used inappropriately Hitachi Ltd does not guarantee the correct functioning of this product if it is used simultaneously with other identification devices Regulations and Measures ICES 003 Statements This...

Page 2: ...n addition to U S regulations for export control and make all necessary arrangements accordingly The above applies to attachments and software surrounding the device as well Contact your distributor should you have any concerns Disposal When discarding this product follow all regional and local laws Also consult regulations regarding the material of each component Hazardous substance table for Chi...

Page 3: ...nd use the Biometric Reader 1 1 Product characteristics The Biometric Reader is a biometric authentication device that performs individual authentication by capturing finger vein patterns 1 2 What s in the box Your Biometric Reader package includes Biometric Reader 1 unit USB Cable 1 8m 5 9ft 1 piece 1 3 Biometric Reader components Overhead view Back view USB connector Micro B Type Scanning area T...

Page 4: ...d is recognized by the Middleware Smart Card is not inserted or recognized Insert a supported Smart Card to the Biometric Reader Orange blink Biometric Reader is connected to the PC and Smart Card being is accessed Wait until the LED status becomes Green Do not disconnect the Biometric Reader or remove the Smart Card Green Biometric Reader is connected to the PC and Smart Card is recognized Biomet...

Page 5: ...to the USB Micro B connector of the Biometric Reader Connect the plug A of the USB cable to the USB port of your PC Attention Connect the USB plug and the USB connector securely Hold the plug end when connecting or disconnecting the USB cable to prevent the connectors from breaking down Important When connecting the USB cable via a USB hub check the supply current The Biometric Reader may malfunct...

Page 6: ... displayed in the Device Manager as a Smart Card Reader 2 4 Removing the Biometric Reader Use following procedure to safely remove the Biometric Reader 1 Click the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon in the notification area at the far right of the taskbar Note To display the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon click Show hidden icons icon the arrow at the left side of the notifica...

Page 7: ...g direction Check the direction of the card before you insert it to the slot 2 Do not insert or pull out the Smart Card except by fingers 3 Don t bend the Smart Card when insert or pull out the card Insertion Insert the Smart Card to the slot with the contact part in front Pinching the Smart Card with fingers from both sides of the card and insert it into the slot Removal Pinching Smart Card with ...

Page 8: ...oning of the finger may lead to an authentication failure See the Enrollment and Authentication Guide for details of the proper finger placement Finger vein authentication and enrollment may fail in the following cases narrow fingers finger width under 10 mm 0 4 inch wide fingers finger width over 25 mm 1 inch short fingers finger cannot reach the back finger rest Do not place any non finger objec...

Page 9: ...ader is recommended About once a month or whenever required according the condition of the Biometric Reader clean the external parts by rubbing it with a soft piece of cloth If a dirt remains use a mild detergent and wipe it off with a damp cloth 4 2 Cleaning scanning area Maintenance of the scanning area is recommended about once a month or whenever it is dirty with fingerprints and others 1 Push...

Page 10: ...ic Reader is recognized as a USB 1 1 device 6 Troubleshooting Name Biometric Reader Model PC KCB120 Applicable finger width 1 Wider than 10 mm 0 4 inch and narrower than 25 mm 1 inch Interface USB 1 1 2 3 4 Dimensions Approx 69mm 2 7inch W x 97mm 3 8inch D x 79mm 3 1inch H USB cable not included Weight Approx 133g 4 7oz USB cable not included Maximum Current Consumption DC 5V 500 mA Bus powered En...

Page 11: ...pture process is completed Your finger is not properly placed Place your finger properly into the scanning area as shown in the Authentication and Registration Guide Your finger is wounded excessively dry or dirty Wash or clean your finger then perform authentication again When your finger is wounded excessively dry or dirty a quality finger vein image may not be obtained and it may result in auth...

Page 12: ...ansfer of the registration information contained in the Unit memory 2 Translation of this user s guide to any computer languages or any other language The use of any electronic mechanical magnetic optic or similar procedures for performing the above actions laid down in points 1 and 2 is also prohibited All other logos product names brand names and company names mentioned herein are either tradema...

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