06-07-2012, 12:45 PM
Quick Installation Guide for SecuGen Parallel Fingerprint Readers & Drivers
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Troubleshooting Tips
Device not found or won’t initialize.
Parallel Port Modes can vary for desktop and laptop computers. Selecting the correct parallel port mode is important for proper device operation. EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) is the recommended mode for all SecuGen® parallel readers. See the computer manufacturer’s owner manual for instructions on checking or changing these settings, usually found in the I/O device section of your BIOS configuration. (SecuGen parallel readers can use either 378h or 278h standard addresses).
How do I connect other devices?
Local printers and other devices can plug directly into the back of SecuGen’s pass-through parallel port adapter to share the port (Fig. A). Additionally, the parallel Hamster has a Y-type PS/2 extension so that you can plug in your mouse or keyboard after installing the Hamster (Fig. B).
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Troubleshooting Tips
Device not found or won’t initialize.
Parallel Port Modes can vary for desktop and laptop computers. Selecting the correct parallel port mode is important for proper device operation. EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) is the recommended mode for all SecuGen® parallel readers. See the computer manufacturer’s owner manual for instructions on checking or changing these settings, usually found in the I/O device section of your BIOS configuration. (SecuGen parallel readers can use either 378h or 278h standard addresses).
How do I connect other devices?
Local printers and other devices can plug directly into the back of SecuGen’s pass-through parallel port adapter to share the port (Fig. A). Additionally, the parallel Hamster has a Y-type PS/2 extension so that you can plug in your mouse or keyboard after installing the Hamster (Fig. B).