Online User Manual and Guide for APC Biometric Mouse Password Manager

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Once  Windows  has  finished  the  restart  process,  a new  icon  will  appear  in  the  taskbar  at  the  bottom- right of your display (Figure 25). Figure 25. Taskbar and APC Omnipass Icon D. Hold your cursor over the APC Omnipass icon in the taskbar,  and  the  system  will  display  which  user  is currently logged on (Figure 26). Figure 26. Logged On User Dialog E. Right-click on the APC Omnipass icon, and you can access other features and functions provided by the BioM34 (Figure 27). Figure 27. Features and Functions Drop-Down Menu For information about how to use all of the features and  functions  of  the  BioM34,  refer  to  the  User’s Manual     located     on     the     software     CD-ROM. Additioanal functions include: Open, Log On User, Log   Off   Current   User,   Switch   User   Identity, Remember Password, as well as Help, and About information.  Under  the  Open  function,  the  screen displayed   provides   a   tab   which   allows   you   to unmask a password in the Password Vault, which is  helpful  in  instances  where  you  to  change  an existing  password  because  it  will  expire,  or  it  has been   compromised   and   you   have   forgotten   the original password. Note:  You  need  to  use  the  Remember  Password function (shown in Figure 27) each time you go to a new website or database requiring a username and password entry. F. When   APC   Omnipass   encounters   a   website   or database requiring a username and password entry for    the    first    time,    enter    your    username    and password,  then  right-click  on  the  APC  Omnipass icon.  APC  Omnipass  will  display  the  Remember Password  dialog  (Figure  28),  and  your  cursor  will become an icon that looks like a key. APC Omnipass Icon Windows Taskbar Figure 28. Remember Password Dialog Place  the   key  icon   over  the  screen   which  now contains  your  username  and  password  and  right- click the BioM34. The APC Omnipass software will then display the Friendly Name screen (Figure 29). Figure 29. Friendly Name Screen This screen provides two setting options: 1.  Automatically enter the password protected sites when    it    is    activated.    Do    not    prompt    for authentication. 2.  Automatically  click  the  “OK”  or  “Submit”  button for this password protected site once the user is authenticated. Enter a name for the website or database, or leave the name entered by the APC Onmipass software, then select  the desired setting  for  the website  and click  Finish. The  website  or  database  username  and  password are  now  stored  in  the  Password  Vault,  and  will automatically be entered each time your fingerprint is verified. SCREENSAVER PASSWORD If the Biometric hardware is installed on a system using a screensaver password, use a fingerprint to log back into Windows  after  the  screensaver  starts.  APC  Omnipass adds a fingerprint box to the screensaver password dialog box if it detects a Biometric sensor. Place the appropriate finger on the sensor to log in. Place  the  finger  on  the  BioM34  sensor  and  drive  ring (Figure  18)  for  scanning.  Use  light,  but  firm  and  steady pressure.   Ensure   the   finger   makes   contact   with   the BioM34   sensor   and   the   surrounding   drive   ring.   APC OmniPass works best when it has an image of the center of a fingerprint (core image). Capture  the  full  area  of  the  fingerprint  by  placing  the finger  flat  on  the  BioM34  sensor.  Do  not  place  only  the fingertip  on  the  sensor,  as  it  contains  insufficient  image data for a high-quality fingerprint. TROUBLESHOOTING Windows 2000 and Windows XP users may experience a problem  adding  a  Windows  user  to  the  APC  OmniPass database.   If   this   happens,   adjust   the   local   security settings, as follows: A. Log into Windows as an administrator. B. From the Windows Start menu, select: Start> Settings> Control Panels> Administrative Tools>     Local     Security     Settings>     Security Options. C. Then select: Network Access: Sharing and Security Model for Local Accounts. The setting should  be: Classic - local users authenticate as themselves. If the fingerprint sensor does not work while logging into Windows XP, try changing the Windows user settings: A. From the Windows Start menu, select Start>Settings>Control Panels>User Accounts. B. Select  Change the way users log on or off,  and ensure the settings for both the Logon Screen and Fast   User   Switching   options   are   the   same (enabled or disabled). WARRANTY The standard warranty is two (2) years from the date of purchase. APC’s standard procedure is to replace the original unit with a factory reconditioned unit. APC will ship the replacement unit once the defective unit has been received by the repair department, or cross-ship upon the receipt of a valid credit card number. The customer pays for shipping the unit to APC. APC pays ground freight transportation costs to ship the replacement unit to the customer. WARRANTY REGISTRATION To register this product for purposes of the warranty, please go to warranty.apc.com. APC CONTACT INFORMATION Technical Support www.apc.com/support Internet www.apc.com USA and Canada 800-800-4272 LOGGING ON WITH THE BIOMETRIC HARDWARE Each  time  a  user  logs  on  with  the  BioM34  installed,  a fingerprint  window  is  displayed  with  the  Logon  User Authentication  screen   (Figure   11).   Simply   place   the correct finger on the Biometric Sensor and Drive Ring. If authentication   is   successful,   the   fingerprint   will   turn green.  If  authentication  is  not  successful,  the  fingerprint will   turn   red.   When   this   occurs,   raise   and   slightly reposition  your  finger,  then  lower  it  again.  Continue  this process until authentication is successful. ENCRYPTING AND UNLOCKING FILES To encrypt a file or folder: A. Browse to the file or folder, and right-click on it. B. From    the    drop-down    menu,    select    Omnipass Encrypt File(s); left-click the mouse. C. Enter the user name and password/fingerprint scan when prompted to encrypt the file or folder. If  a  folder  containing  multiple  files  is  selected,  a window appears with a list of the files in the folder and  their  encryption  status.  Select  OK  when  the encryption is complete. Note: Certain files and folders cannot be encrypted, such as  those inside  the Windows directory and the program files   directory,   as  well   as   the   folder  where   the   APC OmniPass software is installed. To unlock an encrypted file or folder: A. Browse to the file or folder, and right-click on it. B. From   the    drop-down   menu,   select    OmniPass Decrypt File(s); left-click the mouse. C. Enter the user name and password/fingerprint scan when prompted to unlock the file or folder. If  a  folder  containing  multiple  files  is  selected,  a window  appears  with  a  list  of  the  files  and  their status. Select OK once all files are unlocked. CLEANING THE BIOM34 SENSOR To clean the BioM34 sensor and drive ring: A. Disconnect the BioM34 from the computer. B. Wet  one  end  of  a  cotton  swab  with  a water-based household   cleaner   (Formula   409®,   Windex®,   or Fantastik®).  DO  NOT  use  chlorine-based  cleaners such as bleach, or solvents such as acetone, paint thinner or turpentine. C. Gently rub the sensor surface and the drive ring with the  cotton  swab.  Do  not  allow  any  cleaner  to  drip into the electronics around the sensor. D. After  cleaning,  gently  rub  the  surface  again  with  a dry cotton swab. Note:  Cleaning  is  not  required  on  a  regular  basis.  If material   does   accumulate,   the   normal   wiping action of a finger is usually adequate to clean the sensor.