AC-5000 User Guide
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UNIONCOMMUNITY Co., Ltd. / 3F Hyundai Topics Bldg. 44-3 Bangi-dong
Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea (138-050)
Tel : 02-6488-3000 , Fax : 02-6488-3099, E-Mail :[email protected]
http://www.unioncomm.co.kr
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1:1 Level
Authentication level that is used for 1:1 Fingerprint Authentication, provided that, 1:1
authentication level of the relevant user shall apply for the user whose 1:1
authentication level is not set to ‘0’ (using the authentication level of the terminal)
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1:N Level
Authentication level that is used for 1:N Fingerprint Authentication. In case of 1:N
authentication, the authentication level by users is not set and therefore, it is always
based on the authentication level of the terminal.
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Fake Finger Detect
It presets LFD level that can prevent imitation fingerprint input. When presetting the
LFD level to a higher value, it tends to reinforce the function that prevents the input of
imitation fingerprint produced with rubber, paper, film, silicone, etc. But even when
inputting a real fingerprint, it may not input well if it is in dry condition.
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Check SameFP
If checked (
), it is the function that checks whether or not the fingerprint is already
registered during registration so as to prevent overlapped registration of the same
fingerprint in another user ID.
The user can exit to the parent menu using [ENT~] key to apply the changed value after
finishing the setting while using [F4(←)] key to cancel input during setting.
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3.6.4. Language
When the user selects
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[ENT~]
[4. System]
[4. Language] in the initial screen
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,
the following screen will appear.
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Initial setting: ‘1. English’
When changing the language settings, the voice
message and on-screen message are changed into
the language set.
The user can exit to the parent menu using [ENT~] key to apply the changed value after
finishing the setting while using [F4(←)] key to cancel input during setting.
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3.6.5. Data Time
When the user selects
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[ENT~]
[4. System]
[5. Data Time] in the initial screen
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the following screen will appear.
