Fingerprint Scanner ZF 1 Providing security, efficient and easy operation. Outstanding Features > Additional liveness detection > xcellent quality for both wet and E dry fingerprints Capturing fingerprints for numerous documents such as ePassports, eID cards – the ZF1 is a reliable choice of quality in compliance with international standards. > urable platen glass and a rugged D scanner surface

The DERMALOG ZF1 – Fingerprint Biometrics Whenever and Wherever Needed. Numerous fields of application – always meeting the highest image quality. The ZF1 captures fingerprints for ePassports, ID cards and can also be used for enrollment, authentication and identification in governmental, commercial and industrial environments. Its variety of application sectors makes the ZF1 scanner a versatile solution for all kinds of biometric business. Fingerprints The optical scanner provides a 500 dpi fingerprint image. Due to automated fingerprint optimisation, results are fully applicable even in poor...

Product Features > Excellent quality for both wet and dry fingerprints > Robust against disturbing light sources > igh quality fingerprint images - no reference H images required > iveness detection to prevent attacks using fake L fingers (optional purchase) > Durable platen glass and a rugged scanner surface OEM Device DERMALOG’s ZF1 design offers all benefits of flexible and easy integration into OEM parts. It enables a wide range of applications while delivering images of highest quality. Embedded Board The ZF1 can optionally be supplemented with the embedded board. This ensures support for...

Specifications Fingerprint Scanner ZF1 Technical Features Fingerprint scanning window size Optical scanning area Image resolution Raw fingerprint image file size USB 2.0 high-speed with 1.8 meters standard USB cable Weight (including USB cable) Operating temperature Storage temperature Light source Infrared light-emitting diode (LED) CE, BSI-TR-03104, BSI-CC-PP-0062-2010, FBI-PIV, FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A SDK Features NIST quality check NFIQ 1.0: calculation of the NIST quality from a given image. The quality is calculated in the NRQ range from 1 (good quality) to 5 (bad quality) using the...