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Use fingerprint authentication for physical and logical access control. "Fingerprint authentication" describes the process of obtaining a digital representation of a fingerprint and comparing it to a stored digital version of a fingerprint. |
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Electronic fingerprint scanners capture digital "pictures" of fingerprints, either based on light reflections of the finger's ridges and valleys, ultrasonics, or the electrical properties of the finger's ridges and valleys. These pictures are then processed into digital templates that contain the unique extracted features of a finger.
These digital fingerprint templates can be stored in databases and used in place of traditional passwords for secure access. Instead of typing a password, users place a finger on an electronic scanner. The scanner, or reader, compares the live fingerprint to the fingerprint template stored in a database to determine the identity and validity of the person requesting access.
The plusID security device from Privaris is a personal, mobile biometric fob, which uses fingerprint biometrics to secure access to buildings/ facilities (physical access) and computers and networks (logical access). plusID has a self-contained fingerprint scanner and secure processor to verify its owner's identity using fingerprint authentication.
The device protects personal privacy and enhances user confidence by performing all biometric processing on the device and eliminating the need for a database of biometrics. Fingerprints are not - and can never be - released or transmitted from the device.
Additionally, plusID is a cost-effective biometric solution that can be added to existing security environments without any changes to legacy systems, allowing for upgraded security with minimal cost and disruption.
Privaris' plusID personal biometric security device is a logical solution to today's increased security needs.
Features
- Fingerprint templates stored on the device
- Biometric information never leaves the device
- Four colored LED’s
- Four programmable push-buttons
- USB Interface
- Easily erased and re-issued for continued use
- Works with physical and IT legacy security systems
- Prevents congestion at entrance ways & reduces productivity losses
- Has an increased life span and lower maintenance costs because there is no single point of failure
From the user's perspective, the plusID device:
- Eliminates the need for multiple access cards and passwords
- Ensures its user's personal privacy
- Is fast and easy to use, with typical verification times of a second or less
- Is small, personal and portable
- Reduces health concerns associated with shared fingerprint sensors
- Integrates seamlessly into daily routines
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Specifications:
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plusID™
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plusID™
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| Physical & Logical Access |
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| 125 kHz RF proximity
card technology |
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| 13.56 MHz RF contactless
smart card technology |
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| ISO 7816 Part 3 Smart
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| USB |
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| Bluetooth™ (2.45Ghz) |
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| One-time password ready |
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| LCD & audible feedback |
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| IEEE 802.15.4 in vehicle gate access |
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| More Information: See Brochure |
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*Indicates Long Range capability
†Effective up to 100 meters, Privaris Lane Transceiver required
Options:
- Bluetooth
- One-time password capable
- LCD and audible feedback
- IEEE 802.15.4, for in-vehicle gate access
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