Gantner GAT Access 6100 Series, Установка, наладка и эксплуатация

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6.5 User Operation at a GAT Access 6100 F BIO
The GAT Access 6100 F BIO has the same functionality as the GAT Access 6100 terminals (see "6.4. User Operation
at a GAT Access 6100"). The GAT Access 6100 F BIO provides the additional function of identifying visitors by their
fingerprints in addition to data carrier verification. The process for this is described below.
To enable fingerprint verification, the visitors must first scan their fingerprints. The enrollment station can be configured
to record either one or two fingerprints directly onto the visitor‘s data carrier. Recording two fingerprints ensures a
visitor can still gain access in instances where one fingerprint may not be readable due to an injury for example.
Depending on the configuration, fingerprints must be scanned once or twice. This is done with the GAT Access 6100
F Enrollment Station, e.g. at check-in. The scanned fingerprint data is stored on the personal user data carriers.
The fingerprints are only stored on the data carriers of the visitors and never in a terminal, in the Enrollment
Station, or on a PC/Server.
The fingerprint verification can also be deactivated again for a data carrier at the Enrollment Station.
When a visitor identifies themselves at the GAT Access 6100 F BIO with their data carrier and the fingerprint
verification is active, the terminal asks the visitor to put one of the fingers that is stored on their data carrier onto the
fingerprint reader. Only when the scanned fingerprint matches one of the fingerprints on the data carrier are the
following authorization checks performed. Otherwise, access is denied.
The fingerprint verification function can be used, for example, for season tickets and provides security against
the misuse of lost data carriers. Since the fingerprint data on the data carrier is checked with each visit, a lost
data carrier cannot be used by another person.
6.6 User Operation at a GAT Access 6100 F Enrollment Station
The GAT Access 6100 F Enrollment Station is used to scan and store up to two finger prints of the visitors onto their
personnel data carriers in order to verify the data carriers when the visitors make an identification (see also "6.5. User
Operation at a GAT Access 6100 F BIO" for more information about the verification process).
The fingerprints are only stored on the data carriers of the visitors and never in a terminal, in the Enrollment
Station, or on a PC/Server.
The Enrollment Station can be used in Online and Offline mode.
A detailed operational description of the Enrollment Station is available as a separate document. The following lines
give a short description about the user operation.
6.6.1 Recording Fingerprints at the Enrollment Station
The enrollment station can be configured to record either one or two fingerprints directly onto the visitor‘s data carrier.
Recording two fingerprints ensures a visitor can still gain access in instances where one fingerprint may not be
readable due to an injury for example