US500
US500 is the optical fingerprint collector of the desk line — the capture unit a kiosk builder benches when the enrollment happens in daylight, at a counter, in view of the customer. Capture is enrollment-grade class under the collector family standard; MOQ is 1 pc, free SDK included, photos on request.
Key specifications
| Function | Optical fingerprint capture for enrollment at desks and counters |
|---|---|
| Capture type | Optical sensor — ideal under bright, mixed lighting |
| Resolution class | Enrollment-grade, 500 DPI-class standard (collector family class) |
| Host interface | USB data path; exact platform wiring on datasheet request |
| Form | Desk unit — flat platen for counter placement |
| Target applications | Enrollment desks, visitor counters, kiosk front desks |
| Marking | US500 (optical enrollment collector) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | Desktop enrollment collector line | Optical capture family |
| Capture type | Optical | Daylight-tolerant family class |
| Resolution class | 500 DPI-class enrollment standard | Collector family class |
| Host interface | USB data path | On datasheet request (exact pinout) |
| Software | Free SDK with capture demo | Download with the datasheet |
| Volume lead time | 10–25 days, orders under 5,000 units | Company standard |
| Samples | 1–3 days | From 1 pc |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
The optical bench is lighting-sensitive — the FAE team reviews your counter lighting plan within 48h and returns capture settings to match.
The desk enrollment that never fights the sun.
A counter beside a glass front is the worst-case optical environment — and the case the desk unit was built for. Where semiconductor capture needs a sealed window, the optical path reads the whole ridge surface from the free air above it (family class).
- Optical capture delivers a familiar enrollment experience for visitors who have done this at government windows before.
- Counter-adjacent form keeps the desk clear and the platen aimed at the operator, not the guest.
- MOQ 1 pc for the pilot counter; 10–25 day production below 5,000 units.
Capture a guest once, hand them the kiosk.
Kiosk builders know the visitor that fails a machine walk-away a habit: the desk capture pre-loads the kiosk roster, so every kiosk login is a check, never an enrollment. The free SDK handles both directions.
- Template export from the collector's capture API loads straight into the kiosk's verify routine.
- 2-year warranty from the first desk unit; 48h FAE response for placement issues.
- Samples ship in 1–3 days with the datasheet and photos available on request.
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US500 FAQs
Yes — 1 pc is the MOQ; the FAE team reviews the lighting plan and returns capture settings within 48h of your photos.
The collector family's SDK and capture API are free, including the demo app that exports templates for kiosk-side verify.
Both are desk collectors; US500 uses an optical capture front end while AM501 is the 508 DPI certified-class posture — the FAE team splits the difference for your workflow.
Let the capture outlive the visit.
Send the counter plan — get the US500 lighting check, datasheet, photos and 1-pc offer inside 48h.
