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PERIPHERALS

Silex Fingerprint Scanner Review
By: Rich Smith
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    2006-06-06

    Table of Contents:
  • Silex Fingerprint Scanner Review
  • How does it work?
  • What is in the box?
  • Setting it up
  • Final thoughts

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    Silex Fingerprint Scanner Review - What is in the box?


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    So the box for the FUS-200N has no frills.  It’s a cardboard box with blue ink describing the contents, as pictured below.

    The box itself isn’t very large.  It's probably seven inches high and five inches across.  When opening the box, it yielded only three things:

    • USB Fingerprint Reader
    • CD with SX-Biometrics Suite
    • Small bundle of papers, including the above Startup Guide.

    There’s not much more to it.  The FUS-200N is quite compact, and pretty simple to use, so a large manual is not required.  It also takes its power from the USB port, so no external power is required.  This allows for compact yet adequate packaging.

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