UPEK Inc 5346T Manuel D’Utilisation
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Chapter 3
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Password Bank
Password Bank supports Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher, Mozilla 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, and
Netscape 7.1 as web browsers.
Netscape 7.1 as web browsers.
Registering Pages
Open the web browser and go to the page you want to register. Enter all the information
you want to have in the registration. Select Register window from the Biomenu. All your
data will be stored. The registered page can be accessed directly from Biomenu -
Registered pages.
Open the web browser and go to the page you want to register. Enter all the information
you want to have in the registration. Select Register window from the Biomenu. All your
data will be stored. The registered page can be accessed directly from Biomenu -
Registered pages.
Registrations of web pages use the same format for all supported browsers. Registration
created in Internet Explorer can be later replayed in Mozilla (and vice versa).
created in Internet Explorer can be later replayed in Mozilla (and vice versa).
Password Bank registers individual forms. If a page contains several forms, each form
requires a separate registration. This means that only the active form is registered. If you
use Internet Explorer 5.0 as your browser, cursor must be present in the form you want to
register. To register a form on a page for which a registration already exists (a page with
multiple forms), hold the Shift key and put your finger on the sensor to display the
Biomenu. (If the page is already registered, putting your finger on the sensor without
holding the Shift key replays the existing registration.)
requires a separate registration. This means that only the active form is registered. If you
use Internet Explorer 5.0 as your browser, cursor must be present in the form you want to
register. To register a form on a page for which a registration already exists (a page with
multiple forms), hold the Shift key and put your finger on the sensor to display the
Biomenu. (If the page is already registered, putting your finger on the sensor without
holding the Shift key replays the existing registration.)
When registering pages with multiple forms, the basic logic is the following:
• An active form is registered.
• If no form is active, and Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher is used, user is prompted to
• If no form is active, and Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher is used, user is prompted to
select the form for registration.
• If none of the previous is true, no action is taken.
Sample scenarios:
Suppose that there are no registrations for a page. The page contains form A and form B.
Suppose that there are no registrations for a page. The page contains form A and form B.
A. You have just filled in form A, and this form is still active. You put your finger on the
sensor. Form A is registered.
sensor. Form A is registered.
B. You have just filled in form A and moved to form B so that form B is active. You put
your finger on the sensor. Form B is registered (but still empty).
your finger on the sensor. Form B is registered (but still empty).
C. You have just filled in form A and clicked outside the form so that no form is active.
You are using Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher. You put your finger on the sensor. You will
be prompted to select the target form for registration.
You are using Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher. You put your finger on the sensor. You will
be prompted to select the target form for registration.
D. The same situation as in C, but you are using a lower version of IE, Mozilla, or
Netscape. No action is taken.
Netscape. No action is taken.