Mark Vytlacil wrote: > I had just about given up hope that you would get past the export hurdle. It > works great! I am using the microsoft reader. I am still getting used to > putting my finger on the reader in a consistant manner. It helps to press a > little. A configuration option for matching threshold might be nice; maybe > in /etc/fprint. I put 3 copies of the fprint line in my pam file so that it > gives me 3 chances to match.
I feel you should be getting a better experience from this scanner. It works very well for me, but maybe I've just become an experienced scanner. Anyway, a few tips: Attempt to put your finger on the sensor fast -- don't put it lightly and then improve the pressure, try and put a decent of pressure on immediately (not too much though). Although the software will pause until you actually remove your finger from the sensor, it will only scan your finger once *immediately* when it detects the initial pressure, and it will not resample. (in future we'll improve the software to take a few samples of the finger and use the best one) Clean the sensor with sellotape or blu-tak and then get a good enrollment image. Use fprint_demo to enroll as it gives you visual indication of what the scan looks like and also the enhanced/binarized version. The only time I've had a false rejection from this sensor/driver is when I have accidentally rotated my finger to a fairly significant degree. This has only happened once or twice during all my testing. Thanks for the feedback, Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
