Image Quality Control Override Sample Clauses

Image Quality Control Override. If a fingerprint image is redisplayed for verification by the image quality control feature, but the operator determines that the image should be accepted, the operator must be able to manually override the image quality control feature and require the device to accept the image. Before this override is allowed, the operator must be prompted to re-roll the unacceptable finger(s) and/or plain impressions, and must not be allowed to override the rejection unless the operator has attempted to obtain acceptable prints a minimum of 2 times. In such cases, a manual override designation must be placed in the NIST record and printed on the card. (One acceptable method to place the override designation in the NIST record is to add it to the 2.124 field, with the “BIP” (best image possible) value. Other methods may be considered and approved.) A record log must be maintained for audit purposes. The log must indicate ORI, operator, date/time the override occurred, aspect of the image that was in question, and the transaction control number of the record that was produced.
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