BS807
BS807 is the compact 208×288 member of the BS fingerprint array family, carrying the family's 500+ DPI class capture in a footprint made for docks and handhelds — the self-checking identity point a warehouse operator picks up before a shift. MOQ is 1 pc, and the free SDK ships the demo routine with it.
Key specifications
| Function | Fingerprint capture and matching through the BS-series controller (family class) |
|---|---|
| Sensor type | Active-capacitive semiconductor fingerprint array |
| Array class | 208×288 — same capture class as BS817 in a more compact body |
| Resolution | 500+ DPI |
| Body | Compact footprint for docking bays and handheld read slots |
| Target applications | Wearable docking stations, warehouse reader docks, handheld terminals |
| Marking | BS807 (compact 208×288 array) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | BS-series semiconductor fingerprint sensor | 500+ DPI class |
| Array class | 208×288 | Family standard format, compact body |
| Sensor resolution | 500+ DPI | Family class |
| Interface | BS-series controller; host side UART | Family class SDK routing |
| Match speed | <0.3 s on AM160-class controller | Family class |
| Template capacity | 200–1,000 at controller level | Family class, SDK-configurable |
| Operating environment | Module-level −40~85°C | Family class (AM-series fixture) |
| Fake-finger defense | Capacitance-liveness at controller | Family class |
| Packaging | Tape/reel or tray | On request, ESD-safe handling |
Dock geometry details — platen inset and contact gap — are matched by the FAE team against your bay drawings within 48h.
The dock is the check-in desk.
Managers lose 3–5% of payroll to buddy punching at the average 50-person firm, and warehouse shifts are where the habit lives. Placing a compact BS807 bay at the device dock turns a five-second habit — docking a scanner — into an enrollment-quality check-in:
- Two tasks, one surface — the operator docks the terminal and verifies in the same motion; no separate kiosk queue.
- Compact body fits existing dock cutouts — the module-size dock keeps sheet-metal change to a single stamping (family class).
- Share shift quotas — templates load per shift via the SDK's 1:1 export, so transient crews never touch the enrollment log.
Verified in the noise of the floor.
Back-of-house reads run through 400+ patents of accumulated sensor IP; the family controller runs 24h aging and unit-level test pass before shipment, so a dock in a noisy shed sees the same low-failure read as a lab bench does.
- −40~85°C module-class rating covers frozen storage zones and unheated loading docks (family class).
- 48h FAE covers the dock controller integration, from UART wiring to threshold tuning.
- MOQ 1 pc keeps a two-dock pilot cheap; 10–25 day lead times take over once the shift SOP is proven.
BS807 FAQs
Yes — 1 pc is the MOQ; the FAE team will confirm the dock bay geometry against the sensor footprint within 48h.
The BS-series algorithm and SDK are free, with demo code for enrollment and 1:N checks over UART from the dock controller.
Same 208×288 family class and 500+ DPI; the BS807 body is optimized for compact docking bays, while BS817 is the lock-module standard.
Turn a dock into a checkpoint.
Send your bay drawing — get the BS807 footprint match, SDK package and a 1-pc sample on the 48h FAE response.
