Hi, I've got no success using the binary from Upek.
So I installed a Windows XP (And that was a real pain in the ass..., so the delay to reply to you :( ). I used UsbTrace (from sysNucleus) to trace the exchange using the FingerReader. You'll find the trace at that url: http://sjdg89.free.fr/usbTraceLog/ (The 3 files are the same one, just using different archive formats. I didn't knew what you prefer) What is recorded in the files: I started Windows. Launched the usbTrace software Selected the Upek 147e:2016 FingerReader in the device tree Launched the ThinkFinger software (the UT soft traced a few lines) Recorded one of my fingers in the soft (there are 3 scans of the same finger) Closed the UT and ThinkFinger softs I hope that will help you to add this device to the list of supported products. If you need anything else, just ask. Regards, Typhoe 2007/11/22, Daniel Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Typhoe wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I've just discovered your project and I own an IBM Thinkpad R61 which > > has the new variant of the UPEK TouchStrip device. > > > > As I have read in the Unsupported_devices page of the wiki that you were > > looking for someone wishing to help you log the usb traffic on this > > device, I offer what ever help I can provide. > > Do you have windows or another OS which supports this hardware on your > machine, or are you able to install one? > > Have you succeeded in getting UPEKs own binary drivers running on your > system? > http://www.upek.com/support/downloads/drivers/linux.asp > > Until you have got the device operational in some form on your system, > there is not really anything we can do. > > Thanks for your interest! > Daniel >
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