2N IP Verso - Touch Display Intercom Control as Viewed by External User

Installation manual 2N® IP Verso
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Door Opening (Switch Activation) by Biometric Reader
A biometric reader helps authenticate human fingerprints for control and management of
access and third party devices. Refer to Directory / Users for how to load a fingerprint into a user
profile.
Procedure:
Apply your finger to the reader scanning area.
Reader authentication light signalling:
Green – the fingerprint has been recognised successfully.
Green flashes to red – the fingerprint has been recognised but access is denied.
Check the user time profile setting state and multiple authentication setting. Access
can also be blocked by a previous tamper switch blocking.
Red – the fingerprint has not been recognised.
3.3 Touch Display Intercom Control As Viewed by External User
The2N
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IP Versomodel can be equipped with a colour LCD display, which displays the device
states (call progress, door opening, etc.) and can work in several modes. Until the display
configuration is loaded,2N
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IP Versodisplays no users to be called in theDirectory menu. If
configured properly, the2N
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IP Versostarts displaying an Ad menu or the Directory/Keypad
introductory menu or separate Directory or Keypad menus. Control a display-equipped2N
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IP
Versointercom by touching the display and browsing.
Presentation
In the Presentation mode, one or more images defined by the available display configuration are
displayed. The Presentation mode is started automatically when the presentation delay timeout
set in the 2N®IP Versoweb interface expires. The mode can be terminated by a touch of the
icon, which moves2N
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IP Versointo the display introductory menu, or by an incoming call
to2N
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IP Verso.
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Note
A higher moisture may deteriorate finger papillary line scanning. You are advised
to dry your finger and the reader scanning surface for successful authentication.
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