You can configure the BioSmart Mini reader of the BioSmart Prox-E controller on the settings panel of the BioSmart Mini object created on the basis of the BioSmart Prox-E object.

General settings

1. From the Reader type drop-down list (1), select the reader type: Wiegand Converter, BioSmart Mini, RFID, Magnetic, Wiegand 26, Wiegand 32. The default value is Undefined.
   
   

   The Reader number parameter is filled in automatically.

   
   

Control

1. Click the Read configuration button (2) to read the configuration from the BioSmart Prox-E controller.
2. Click the Save configuration button (3) to save the configuration to the BioSmart Prox-E controller.
3. Click the Initialization button (4) to delete all data on users, access cards, palm vein templates, and time schedules.
4. Click the Update access button (5) to write access data (palm vein templates, access cards, user time schedules, and so on) to the controller.
5. Click the IO settings button (6), if you want to configure operating scenarios for the actuating devices of the BioSmart Prox-E controller for certain events.
   As a result, the Indication settings window will open, where you can configure the operating scenarios (see Configuring operating scenarios for actuating devices of the BioSmart 4 controller).
   
   

The Basic settings tab

1. Go to the Basic settings tab.
   
   
2. From the Access direction drop-down list (1), select the Input, Output or Not assigned (default) value.
3. From the Access sensor drop-down list (2), select a discrete input of the BioSmart Prox-E controller or the BioSmart Prox-E RCU, to which the access sensor will be connected: Input #1, Input #2, Input #3, Input #4, Input #1 RCU, Input #2 RCU, Input #3 RCU, Input #4 RCU.
4. From the Card code length drop-down list (3), select the length of the RFID card code that is read by the embedded card reader: 32 bit (default) or 24 bit.
5. From the Turn off relay drop-down list (4), select the operating mode of locking the actuating device after the employee's access:
   1. Standard (default)—locking by timer for four seconds.
   2. On door opening—locking happens on door opening/at the beginning of turnstile rotation.
   3. On door closing—locking happens on door closing/at the end of turnstile rotation.
6. From the Trigger mode drop-down list (5), select the On value to enable the trigger mode, so that the relay changes its state every time the access is successful. The default value is Off.

The Biosmart Mini tab

1. Go to the Biosmart Mini tab.
   
   
2. From the Identifier type drop-down list (1), select which identification algorithms will be used by the reader: Fingerprint or card (default), Card and fingerprint, Fingerprint or SmartID card.
   

   The Scanner type parameter is filled in automatically and isn’t editable.

   
   

3. From the Recognition rate drop-down list (2), select the probability of false identification by fingerprint: 1/10000, 1/100000, 1/1000000, 1/10000000, 1/100000000, Auto. Normal mode, Auto. Strict mode, Auto. The strictest mode. The recommended value is 1/100000.
4. From the Acceptable angle drop-down list (3), select the maximum acceptable angle of rotation of the fingerprint from the scanner axis in degrees: 15°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 75°, 90°. The default value is 15°, the recommended value is 30°.
5. From the Recognition speed drop-down list (4), select the algorithm of fingerprint recognition: Normal, Fast Mode 1, Fast Mode 2, Fast Mode 3, Fast Mode 4, Fast Mode 5, Auto. The higher the recognition speed, the greater the probability of false access denial. It is recommended to use the Auto value. In this mode the speed will be determined automatically depending on the number of fingerprint templates in the controller database.
6. From the Sensitivity drop-down list (5), select the sensitivity level of the scanner when scanning fingerprints: Low, Normal, High.
7. From the Card reader drop-down list (6), select the Off value to disable the embedded RFID card reader. By default, the reader is enabled (On).
8. Click the Apply  button to save the changes.