FAP20 Fingerprint Scanner with ID Card Reading — HF-OS2000
One USB device captures the ID card and an FBI-grade FAP20 fingerprint in a single pass — the enrollment desk hardware that government, bank and telecom tenders ask for by name.
Three Global Standards. Zero Compatibility Risk.
The three lines a procurement officer checks first — HF-OS2000 answers all three on page one of the datasheet.
Windows · Android · Linux
One SDK, three platforms. The same enrollment application runs on a teller PC, an Android tablet or a Linux kiosk — no rewrite, no second vendor.
- Single cross-platform API over USB Type-A
- No driver install — plug-and-play on all three
- Sample code and English documentation included
FBI PIV · FAP20 (PIV-071006)
UN 500 DPI optical sensor producing single-finger flat images to the FBI Mobile ID FAP20 acquisition spec — the exact wording government tenders use.
- Templates in ISO 19794-2 and ANSI INCITS 378
- Auto NFIQ image-quality scoring before export
- RAW, WSQ and JPEG 2000 (FIR 2005 / 2011) output
Global Card Protocol Support
Reads the credential your project already issues — ISO14443 A/B, ISO15693 and ISO18092 (FeliCa), 8 protocol families in one reader.
- Citizen ID, e-passport and bank cards
- Mifare Classic / DESFire, NTAG, I-CODE SLI
- No card-type lock-in — one device for global rollouts
Three Reasons Buyers Pick the HF-OS2000
Not "another fingerprint scanner" — the three things enrollment projects are actually scored on.
Compliance You Can Quote in a Tender
FBI PIV / Mobile ID FAP20 image quality on a 500 DPI optical sensor, with templates exported in ISO 19794-2 / ANSI 378. When the tender says "FAP20-grade enrollment", this device answers it directly — no waiver letters, no second supplier.
Two Readers, One USB Port
Multi-protocol ID card reading (ISO14443 A/B, ISO15693, FeliCa — 8 credential families) and FAP20 fingerprint capture in one enrollment pass. Half the desk hardware, no double handling, and card + biometric bound together for anti-impersonation by design.
Integrates in Days, Not Months
Free SDK for Windows, Android and Linux with demo software included — your developers plug in over USB Type-A and ship the same enrollment stack to counters, kiosks and field kits without re-engineering.
One Device, Two Readers, Zero Desk Clutter
Top NFC zone for the card, optical platen below for the finger — engineered as one aluminum-bodied desktop unit.
01 · Front — Card Zone + Platen
Contactless card antenna across the upper panel; the FAP20 optical platen below it. One hand, one motion: tap the card, place the finger.
02 · Top — FAP20 Optical Platen
15.24 × 20.32 mm scratch-resistant capture area at 500 DPI · 300 × 400 px · 8-bit grayscale — the exact geometry the FAP20 spec calls for.
03 · Build — Aluminum & USB
Aluminum back housing with a single USB 2.0 Type-A cable — bus-powered at DC 5 V ≤ 250 mA, so the desk needs no extra power brick.
Built for tough environments: IP54 · −20 °C to 85 °C · ±8/15 kV ESD · hardware watchdog for 24/7 unattended deployment.
From Counter to System in Four Steps
Connect USB
Plug into any Windows, Android or Linux terminal — no driver install.
Tap the ID Card
Read the credential — citizen ID, bank card, Mifare or FeliCa.
Capture the Fingerprint
FAP20-grade image in ≤3 s with auto quality check.
Data to Your System
Card data, photo and ISO/ANSI template returned by the SDK to your application.
Every Function, Itemised
Five functional groups — the complete capability list behind the enrollment desk.
🖐Biometric Core
FBI-grade capture, sized for the tender
- FAP20 optical sensor — FBI PIV / Mobile ID certified (PIV-071006), the exact category tenders name
- 500 DPI · 300 × 400 px — 8-bit grayscale, 256 levels, scratch-resistant platen
- Auto NFIQ scoring — image quality checked before the template is exported
- ≤3 s capture — from finger placement to template, auto finger detection included
🎫Credential Reading
One reader for every card the project issues
- 8 protocol families — ISO14443 A/B · ISO15693 · ISO18092 (FeliCa)
- Global card coverage — citizen ID, HK/Macao permits, Mifare M1/S50/S70/F08, NTAG, I-CODE-X, FeliCa, city & bank cards
- 20–60 mm read distance — tap zone on the upper panel, no precise placement
- Online ID parsing — card data returned with photo extraction, ready for your form
🔌Integration & SDK
Days to first capture, not months
- Windows / Android / Linux — one cross-platform API over USB Type-A, no driver install
- Everything in one call — card data, photo and ISO 19794-2 / ANSI 378 template together
- Image export — RAW, WSQ, BMP; JPEG 2000 (FIR 2005/2011) for archive submissions
- 1:1 verify & 1:N search — on-host and on-module matching out of the box; MOSIP-ready hooks
🛡Build & Environment
Rated for counters that never close
- IP54 sealing — dust and splash tolerant for public counters and field kits
- −20 °C to 85 °C · RH 20–90% — from cold-region checkpoints to outdoor kiosks
- ±8 kV / ±15 kV ESD — contact and air discharge protection
- Hardware watchdog — anti-freeze design for 24/7 unattended kiosk deployment
⚙Deployment Facts
What procurement asks on the call
- Bus-powered — DC 5 V ± 5% at ≤ 250 mA straight off the USB port, no power brick
- 200 MHz ARM9 + 2 MB flash — on-module processing with hardware watchdog
- 64 templates on-board — expandable; 1,000,000+ touch cycles rated platen
- Certified — CE · FCC · FBI PIV (FAP20) · ISO 19794-2 template standard
📋Full Specification Sheet
Dimensions, protocols, environment and SDK detail for tender documents.
Download the Datasheet →Watch the HF-OS2000 Enrollment Demo
Fingerprint capture, card reading and the SDK returning data — recorded on the real device.
HF-OS2000 Specifications
Complete technical parameters for tender documents and system design.
| Item | HF-OS2000 |
|---|---|
| Détecteur d'empreintes digitales | FAP20 optical, FBI PIV / Mobile ID certified (PIV-071006) |
| Platen | 15.24 × 20.32 mm, scratch-resistant surface |
| Résolution | 500 DPI · 300 × 400 px · 8-bit grayscale (256 levels) |
| Temps de capture | ≤3 s placement-to-template, auto finger detection & NFIQ quality check |
| Image formats | RAW / WSQ / BMP; JPEG 2000 (FIR 2005 / 2011) export via SDK |
| Template standards | ISO 19794-2 / ANSI INCITS 378 |
| On-board capacity | 64 templates (expandable) |
| Card protocols | ISO14443 A/B · ISO15693 · ISO18092 (FeliCa) — 8 credential families |
| Supported cards | Citizen ID · HK/Macao permits · Mifare (M1, S50/S70, F08) · NTAG · I-CODE-X · FeliCa · city & bank cards |
| Card read distance | 20–60 mm, contactless tap zone |
| ID parsing | Online, with photo extraction |
| Interface | USB Type-A (USB 2.0), bus-powered |
| Source de courant | DC 5 V ± 5%, ≤ 250 mA — no external adapter needed |
| SDK platforms | Windows / Android / Linux — one cross-platform SDK, no driver install |
| Electronics | 200 MHz ARM9 CPU · 2 MB flash · hardware watchdog (anti-freeze) |
| Module dimensions | 28.5 × 19 × 4.8 mm (sensor module) · antenna 28 × 45 mm |
| Ingress protection | IP54 |
| ESD protection | ±8 kV contact / ±15 kV air |
| Operating environment | −20 °C to 85 °C · RH 20–90% |
| Durabilité | 1,000,000+ touch cycles |
| Certifications | CE · FCC · FBI PIV (FAP20) · ISO 19794-2 |
Eight Places the HF-OS2000 Earns Its Desk Spot
Every scenario where the state or the bank says: capture the document and the fingerprint, in one pass.
Government eID & Citizen Registration
The task. Social security, civil affairs and public-service counters must verify the citizen ID and enroll the fingerprint in the same visit.
With the OS2000. Citizen ID reading with photo extraction plus FAP20 fingerprint enrollment in one pass — one device, one USB port, no second vendor.
Result. Registration counters that bind the document and the biometric together, anti-impersonation by design.
Banking, KYC & Account Opening
The task. Account opening, KYC and teller-counter identity authentication under compliance-mandated biometric enrollment.
With the OS2000. Bank card reading plus FAP20-grade fingerprint capture at the teller desk — compliance without adding a second device.
Result. Every new account carries a tender-grade biometric bound to the presented card.
Hotel & Hospitality Check-in
The task. Front desks must register every guest's ID — passport or national card — and increasingly bind it to room keys and loyalty accounts.
With the OS2000. e-Passport, national ID and bank card all read by the same multi-protocol antenna; fingerprint registration for loyalty and access cards in the same pass.
Result. Check-in that satisfies police registration rules and feeds the hotel's own access system.
Telecom SIM Registration
The task. SIM-by-ID programs in Africa, Southeast Asia and the Middle East require regulator-ready identity capture at every dealer counter.
With the OS2000. Regulator-ready FAP20 images and ISO/ANSI templates plus ID card parsing with photo extraction — exactly what SIM real-name audits ask to see.
Result. Every SIM sold is bound to a verified, auditable identity.
Self-Service Kiosks & Terminals
The task. Ticketing, queueing and visitor terminals need unattended ID checks that keep running around the clock.
With the OS2000. Compact USB module format with a hardware watchdog for anti-freeze 24/7 operation — bus-powered off the kiosk's own USB port.
Result. Unattended verification that doesn't add a power budget or a service headcount.
Access Control & Time Attendance
The task. Office entry, time attendance and visitor management want dual-factor authentication — and clean enrollment at the front desk.
With the OS2000. Fingerprint plus card dual-factor; enroll staff once and reuse the same ISO/ANSI templates across attendance and access systems.
Result. One enrollment feeding every downstream door, gate and attendance terminal.
Free SDK and Demo Software, Ready on Day One
Every HF-OS2000 ships with the Windows demo software and the cross-platform SDK — no licence fees, no NDA hurdles.
Windows Demo Software — included
- Capture & live view — one-click finger capture with auto NFIQ quality scoring
- Image export — RAW, WSQ and JPEG 2000 (FIR 2005 / 2011) formats for archives and submissions
- 1:1 verify & 1:N search — on-host and on-module template matching out of the box
- MOSIP-ready hooks — key-pair generation and device info for national ID platforms
Cross-Platform SDK — free with device
- Windows / Android / Linux — one API surface; sample code and English documentation included
- Returns everything in one call — card data, photo and ISO 19794-2 / ANSI 378 fingerprint template
- OEM module integration — compact USB form factor for kiosks, gates and self-service terminals
From Box to First Capture in One Morning
Standard kit, three platforms and one SDK — the same enrollment stack from teller desk to kiosk.
Connect
Plug the OS2000 into a USB port. The reader is recognized within seconds on Windows, Android and Linux — no driver install.
Capture
Tap the card on the top zone, place the finger on the optical platen — card data and the 500 DPI fingerprint are read simultaneously.
Vérifier
The SDK returns parsed ID info, photo and the matched template to your application over standard USB protocols.
Standard kit, ready to enroll — HF-OS2000 reader, USB cable, plus the free cross-platform SDK, Windows demo software and English documentation. No licence fees, no NDA hurdles.
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