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The VeriFlex
The VeriFlex is similar to the VeriProx except that an external Wiegand device is
used. A typical operation is described below.
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A user initiates the action with the external Wiegand device.
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The ID number is read from the external reader.
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The ID is transferred to the MV1100 inside the VeriFlex.
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If the ID is invalid, the LED on the top of the VeriFlex will glow red.
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If the ID presents a valid previously enrolled template, the LED on
the top of the reader will glow amber; indicating the user should
place their finger on the sensor on the top of the reader.
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The User should place the correct finger on the scanner using the Bioscrypt
Ridgelock.
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The amber light will turn off, signaling the finger can be removed.
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The scanned image is compared with the data that is stored under the ID
number in the memory of the VeriFlex
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If the verification is positive, the top LED will glow green and the unit
will emit an audible beep.
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If the authentication fails, the LED will glow red and no beep will be
generated.
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When authentication is successful a Wiegand string that contains the site
code and ID number read from the external Wiegand device is sent out for
use by a standard door controller.
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Optionally, the VeriFlex can be configured to send out a pre-determined
“failure” ID whenever an unsuccessful verification occurs. An additional
option allows the site code to be replaced with another number.
The VeriFlex has several communication options . It is equipped with both a Host
port and an auxiliary port. The Host port may be configured to operate in RS-232
mode or RS-485 mode. The auxiliary port is always set to RS-232. The Host port
connections are made through the wiring pigtail on the back of the reader. The
auxiliary port is accessed from an RJ-11 jack that is hidden under a door on the
bottom of the VeriFlex. This door is held shut with a security screw.
