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Fingerprint Access Systems

Just imagine no more keys are required to access your home or office! Your finger itself is all the keys! You don't need to carry a bunch of keys every time for multiple door accesses. Fingerprint access system enables you a keyless entry by verifying your identity. Just put your thumb or index finger (or any specified finger) in the finger print scanner. The system then compares the finger print with that in the central database for authentication. The whole process may take less then one second. If you are a landlord you don't have to worry about tenants failing to return keys on moving out another apartment. You don't have to change the keys for security reasons upon moving out the tenants as you are the system manager and you can delete that user at the push of a button. As a system manager you have total control over the system and you can give the authority of system manager to other people you wish while still remaining your authority power. If the sensor of t...

How Do Finger Print Access Control Systems Work

Finger print access control systems provide homeowners and business owners alike with the ultimate keyless entry system that can't be foiled by making duplicate keys. Since each individual has unique fingerprints no one other than an authorized person can gain access. This eliminates the hassle of lost or forgotten keys. Print access control systems work by using sensors that read the print and match it against a digital representation of the print in a database. There are two phases to the fingerprint recognition process. The first phase is one of establishing an association of a particular person to a particular print. This phase is only done when a person is first entered into the system. Once that is established, that particular user is identified by the system by their print. Based on the permissions assigned to that particular print, access is granted or denied. This can be set up to allow access only to certain areas or zones, or the user can be granted "all acce...