Biostation Fingerprint Clocking Terminal

The BioStation incorporates a leading-edge fingerprint recognition algorithm - one of the most reliable fingerprint readers on the market.

The Biostation Fingerprint reader offers an impressive biometric time & attendance solution suitable for offices, hotels and other organisations where an attractive unit is required. Incorporating a colour LCD screen and high quality sound, the BioStation provides a different and modern user interaction using multimedia information. Various communication options including TCP/IP cabled and wireless LAN as well as USB memory stick, allow the BioStation to be used in many different locations.

• Key Benefits
• Product Features
• Sensor Options

Key Benefits

• Multiple modes of operation: Fingerprint only, PIN only, PIN + Fingerprint
• Very fast fingerprint identification speed
• Uniquely identify up to 3000 fingerprints in one second
• Enrol up to 50,000 employees and store up to 500,000 clocking transactions
• High level of security for uniquely identifying individual employees
• Various Proximity card readers can be incorporated including Mifare(13.56MHz)
  and HID Proximity(125kHz)

Product Features

• 16 million colour, 2.5 inch LCD display
• Display can be configured to show messages, video, animation, logos and photos
• Wi-Fi Wireless TCP/IP network capable
• USB memory port used to transfer data to a PC or other BioStations
• 16 bit high quality sound for effects, voice and music
• Multiple RF card option : 125 KHz EM, HID Prox
• Range of authentication mode to suite users requirements
• Using a Mifare 13.56MHz card, the employee’s finger template can be stored for
  verification

Sensor Options

The BioStation is available with three different finger reader sensors. Each sensor type has its own advantages and disadvantages. Capacitive is more suitable for use with dirty / oily fingers - however it is more sensitive to damage. Optical is more robust however dirty / oily fingers do not read as well. Swipe (where the employee strokes their finger down the sensor pad) is a compromise between the other two.