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If a scratch or smear on the finger sensor lens occurs, does this reduce performance of the biometric terminal from reading employee finger prints?

April 26, 2017biometric finger Lens occurs PERFORMANCE reduce scratch sensor smear terminal

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If a scratch or smear on the finger sensor lens occurs, does this reduce performance of the biometric terminal from reading employee finger prints?

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Scratches, pokes or other physical damage to the biometric finger sensor coating can compromise the terminal’s ability to recognize employee fingerprints, preventing them from being able to clock in/out as well as being enrolled. If the biometric finger sensor is damaged, the terminal will need to be repaired.