Nitgen Fingkey Access + User Manual

Nitgen Fingkey Access + Specifications

General

Brand	Nitgen
Model	Fingkey Access +
Category	Gateway
Language	English

Summary

Getting Started

Product Components

Lists the components included with the FingkeyAccess™ terminal for installation and setup.

Product Description

Details the individual parts of the FingkeyAccess™ terminal, including LCD, buttons, and inputs.

LCD Display & Touch Pads

Explains the functions of the LCD screen and the various touch-sensitive buttons on the terminal.

Fingerprint Reading

Provides guidance on proper fingerprint scanning techniques for accurate registration and authentication.

System Configuration

Describes the terminal's operational modes, including Stand-alone and Network configurations.

Administrator Menu Operations

Entering Administrator Menu

Step-by-step instructions on how to access the administrator menu using a master ID or fingerprint.

User Management

Covers registering, modifying, and deleting user information through the terminal's administrator menu.

Fingerprint Sensor Settings

Configuration options for fingerprint sensor settings, including brightness, security level, and capture modes.

UI & Sound Settings

Customization of user interface elements like language, voice prompts, and buzzer feedback.

System Settings

Configuration options for saving logs, RF card types, Wiegand, function modes, time, and terminal modes.

Network Settings

Details on configuring terminal ID, TCP/IP settings, network timeouts, and port numbers for network connectivity.

Terminal Information Display

How to view firmware version and the number of registered users on the terminal.

Factory Default Settings

Procedures for resetting the terminal to its original factory settings, including database and format.

USB Data Transfer

Instructions for uploading/downloading user data, logs, and updating firmware using a USB memory stick.

General User Operations

Door Opening Procedures

Explains how users can open doors using 1:1 or 1:N authentication methods.

Attendance Mode Authentication

Details how users authenticate in attendance mode using function keys for different attendance types.

Changing User Information

Information on how users can modify their passwords, fingerprints, or card details.

Using the Keyphone Feature

Instructions on how to use the keyphone function to make calls and control doors remotely.

Appendix and Specifications

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for common problems such as slow authentication, unregistered fingerprints, and RF card failures.

External RF Reader Connection

Guidance on connecting the terminal to an external RF reader using Wiegand output.

Controlling Multiple Doors

Information on how to configure the terminal to control two doors simultaneously via Access Manager Professional.

Product Specifications Overview

Technical specifications of the FingkeyAccess™ terminal, including LCD, CPU, memory, and power requirements.