what does the finger attachment look like? Can data be loaded to computer?
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Hi, The probe is an adult silicon probe that fits your finger snugly but not too tightly to impede blood flow. Data can certainly be upload to the computer and analyzed. If you want, you can also print out the result so that you can analyze it with somebody.
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On my understanding, the computer will know where the item is connected. Weather it be a USB port, or the Y-USB hub. I have different connections for different devices, and they all work just fine the way there are connection. So the only thing I can say is it's up to you as to haw they are connected.
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Thank you for your question. Yes, this is no problem at all, the data can be read like with an usual flash drive on any computer.
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Yes, that's what I have. The only thing is the finger print scan is covered y the case, so you can't use that function. Hope that helps
1212970
No. The scanner is handheld not attached to computer. You scan what you want, then hook the scanner to the computer via usb cable and download data to a file.
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The Security USB Biometric Fingerprint devise I bought from amazon.com isworking well with my laptop. I am not familiar with other uses for it.
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No, it is continuous as long as its in your finger and doesn't store any data for recall or downloading.
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No. It only shows real time results. Most/all of these 'finger' devices don't have the capacity to record and retrieve data. The ones I saw that have this function are much bigger, and use a different design to 'tape' onto the finger. This type of device would slip out of the finger during sleep with any movement.
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Yes there is,you can log on as normal,finger print is just another option.(Update: after a software update this week,finger print is working just fine!
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It has a finger scanner by the keyboard that uses your fingerprint to login to the websites that you set up. It's very easy to set up and use.
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Yes for the c/c# keys, no for the thumb rest. Or if it did, you'd have to attach it yourself, and I've lost it.
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It does not have onboard memory. You can save the profile as a file and load it onto the new computer. The mouse requires a dedicated program to run.
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There is a USB port on the left about half way down. I would try hooking it up to the computer and viewing the contents. Perhaps you could erase what you find there.
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I see no reason why not. I would assume Windows will allow you to choose which fingerprint reader to use. At the very worst case, you could disable the on-board fingerprint reader in device manager (and probably should also uninstall any fingerprint manager software from HP as well to play safe) so Windows only see the new one.
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Will the scanner produce a numeric code of the finger print with out software?
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To get the data off of it, you plug it into a USB port and plug a keyboard into it and type in a specific string of characters and that makes it visible to the computer as a thumb drive.
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On the JLabs web site, they call it a "tactile L/R ID system". For my beat-up old working hands, it will take a heck of a lot more than that little raised letter to be able to feel it (i.e., "tactile"). I'd rather see some type of visual identifier or perhaps a more obvious "tactile" indication.