Siemens ID Device SDK 1.9
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The ID Device SDK 1.9 from Siemens enables
an experienced programmer to add fingerprint authentication to his application
software within several days. Especially the optionally available ActiveX
components greatly reduce the development time exposure since complete
processes such as enrollment and verification are provided including the
GUI. Should any questions remain, we will support you with our full biometric
know-how. Up to four hours of support are included in delivery.
Components of ID Device SDK 1.9
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Biometric Service Provider (Fapi.dll)
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Full description of programming interface
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Sample program
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Device drivers
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Advice on performance and security items
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ID converter 1.0 for generation of templates
compatible with Siemens TopSec ID Module
Optional Components for ID Device SDK 1.9
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ActiveX components
for Microsoft® Visual Basic® for enrollment and authentication
including GUI; for Win NT, 2000, and XP
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Java Wrapper
for JVM under Windows
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ID Converter
1.5 for generation of templates compatible with Matcher on Card and Siemens
TopSec ID Module
Characteristics
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Operating systems Microsoft Windows® 98,
NT, ME, 2000, XP, 2003 Server
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Suitable for Siemens ID Mouse and Cherry/Siemens
ID Mouse Professional
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Suitable for Cherry FingerTIP ID Board
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Suitable for ST TouchChip® Smartcard Reader
with type number TCRS1A6AB4AC1A
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Special version 1.9.8 suitable for TouchChip®
keyboards from Cherry (G83-14400/14500)
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Suitable for fingerprint keyboard from Fujitsu-Siemens
(on request)
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Further information: ->
PDF
document
License Model
Our license model for
the SDK 1.9 and its accessory components is simple and attractive for
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integrators who want
to equip a large number of workstations with fingerprint authentication
within their company,
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software manufacturers
who want to enhance their software products with fingerprint authentication,
or
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equipment manufacturers
who want to integrate fingerprint hardware and PC based fingerprint software
into their systems
The SDK license price
is independent on the number of software/hardware distributions or equipped
workplaces. It is only bound to one application. For example, if you integrate
the SDK into your company's PC login, this is one application. If you decide
to develop a physical room access, this is another application which needs
a second SDK license. If you need a sensor or sensor device which is not
supported by the base SDK, we offer to integrate this hardware into the
SDK 1.9 for a one-time fee which obeys the same rules as the base SDK.
All you have to do
is to sign an NDA and an Application Agreement. The NDA protects the programming
interface and keeps its documentation secret. In the Application Agreement
your application is defined to distinguish it from other applications.
University
rebates on request.
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