James Klaas wrote: > I have a USB fingerprint reader from some generic manufacturer > (actually, I suspect it's from magitech, www.magictec.com.tw) that has > the fingerprint scanner module connected to a flash storage chip. > That means this reader shows up as a mass storage device, but doesn't > have any "disks" on it. The PCB does seem to have solder pads for a > memory chip though. > > I've taken SniffUSB snoops of it and I'd be happy to post those if it > would help. If any one is interested in pictures of the PCB it will > be a little bit until I can get those.
I'm interested. What's the USB ID? Is it this one? http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=FIN002 Assuming the logs are less than 1mb when compressed, please open a new task at http://www.reactivated.net/fprint/bugs and attach them there. Otherwise please put them on some web hosting and open a task with the URLs. Or, if you're concerned about privacy, just email the logs to me privately (fingerprint data will be contained in the logs) Please also put the "lsusb -v" output on the bug. I'm currently busy with other aspects of the project and probably won't be able to get to this for a while but if you do the above it'll pave the way for me to do it at some point (or someone else to jump in and look). > I also have the Targus fingerprint scanner/2 port hub and that works > great! Thanks. Ah nice, that makes at least one AES4000 user besides myself :) Indeed it does work, but I did see a false acceptance on this device recently (first one I've ever seen), and you do need to be more careful when scanning than with other devices. There's work to be done :) Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
