ADP QuickPunch Plus Finger Scan Device Installation Guide

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Revision BADP QuickPunch Plus Finger Scan DeviceInstallation Guide for the ADP InTouchOverviewThe ADP QuickPunch Plus finger scan device enables your organization to require biometric verification or identificationwhen employees use the InTouch. The system administrator configures the biometrics settings on the host system and themanager uses the biometrics features on the InTouch to enroll employees in the system.PartsBefore you begin If you are installing the InTouch and the power is already off, skip to Step 1. If the InTouch is assembled and running:a. Use the security wrench to remove the cover.b. Disconnect the power and the optional backup battery.For more information, see the InTouch installation guide.

Step 1: Remove the blank plate from the front cover of the InTouchStep 2: Insert the finger scan plate into the slot on the front coverEnsure that the two tabs on either side of the finger scan plate line up with the slots on the front cover. The finger scan platesnaps into place.tabs2

Step 3: Attach the cable to the micro-USB connectorNote: If you plan to install the Wi-Fi option, first complete the ADP QuickPunch Plus installation. The cable (asshown in the following illustration) must be in place before you fasten the Wi-Fi assembly to the CPU board.That is, the cable lies beneath the Wi-Fi assembly.Route the cable underneath the badge reader wires (if installed), and attach it to the micro-USB connector.micro-USB connector3

Step 4: Complete the installation If the InTouch is not fully installed, or if there are other options to install, go back to the InTouch installation guide orto the installation guide for the next option. If the InTouch is installed, see the InTouch installation guide and do the following:a. Reconnect the power and optional backup battery.b. Re-attach and secure the cover.Step 5: Configure the device and the host serverAfter the finger scan device is installed, you must configure settings on both the host application server and the InTouch.4 See the Device Manager system administrator guide to configure the host application server to support biometricson the InTouch. See the InTouch user guide to set up and use the finger scan device to enroll employees for verification oridentification, to unenroll employees, or to generate biometric reports.

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3 Step 3: Attach the cable to the micro-USB connector Note: If you plan to install the Wi-Fi opti on, first complete the ADP QuickPunch Plus installation.The cable (as shown in the following illustration) must be in place before you fasten the Wi-Fi assembly to the CPU board. That is, the cable lies beneath the Wi-Fi assembly. Route the