F7
F7 is an easy to use biometric device, which can work both in an standalone mode
or as a slave device connected to the access controller. The F7 is equipped with an
LCD display, a keypad and an optical fingerprint sensor. Reader can be
programmed manually, using a built-in keypad or remotely from PC (through
RS232, RS485 or Ethernet). Using Wiegand data output it can be interfaced as a
slave reader to various access controllers including PRxx2 series as wel
Description
Description
F7 is an easy to use biometric device, which can work both in an standalone mode
or as a slave device connected to the access controller. The F7 is equipped with an
LCD display, a keypad and an optical fingerprint sensor. Reader can be
programmed manually, using a built-in keypad or remotely from PC (through
RS232, RS485 or Ethernet). Using Wiegand data output it can be interfaced as a
slave reader to various access controllers including PRxx2 series as wel
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