One、How to add fingerprints to a fingerprint lock
Press and hold the "Enroll User" option in the menu, and select the administrator to enroll. Then, follow the instructions to gently place your finger on the fingerprint scanner when the light flashes, and remove your finger when the light stops flashing. Repeat this process. Finally, if the display shows "Login Successful," the fingerprint enrollment process is complete.
Two. The fingerprint lock can store multiple fingerprints.
Generally, each fingerprint lock has a different number of passwords and fingerprints that can be set, which is related to the developers and designers. However, modern fingerprint locks can store a relatively large number of fingerprints, typically hundreds, including administrator fingerprints, nanny fingerprints, and user fingerprints. The user fingerprint is the most commonly used.
Here are a few key details to keep in mind when setting up a fingerprint lock:
1、Multiple administrators can be set up. Administrators can delete and add users, modify system time and language settings, and view fingerprint records. Our system also allows administrators to restore the factory settings from the panel. In summary, administrator permissions are extensive, and it is recommended that each member of a family set up their own administrator account, which would make it convenient for parents or relatives to add users and their fingerprints when the primary resident is not at home.
2. It is recommended to register frequently used fingerprints. If necessary, it is advisable to register multiple fingerprints. Newly using fingerprint locks can lead to users forgetting which finger they registered after registering one, resulting in being unable to open the door. Therefore, registering frequently used fingerprints is highly recommended. Registering multiple fingerprints acts as a backup, allowing you to use other fingers if your frequently used fingers are dirty or the fingerprints are unclear.
3. Modern smart fingerprint locks typically use semiconductor biometric fingerprint heads, so proper maintenance is essential. These heads offer high recognition rates, fast recognition speeds, and are difficult to copy. However, because they collect biometric information from fingers, their surfaces are easily damaged (compared to optical fingerprint heads). Therefore, it is important to maintain them carefully. When cleaning, use a clean, soft cloth to gently wipe them, and avoid exposure to moisture or dripping water. Also, avoid excessive pressure during use to prevent damage.