Sophitia Posted May 8, 2008 Share Posted May 8, 2008 It originally comes with Project Suite QL from UPEK for Windows. Yes it is connected to USB bus. It's reported in the Profiler under USB section. Is yours the same? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macgirl Posted May 8, 2008 Author Share Posted May 8, 2008 Yes, sure. very weird, I'm out of ideas. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sophitia Posted May 9, 2008 Share Posted May 9, 2008 I read that the driver's supposed to work only for the external Eikon fingerprint reader. Maybe yours were luckily attached to the same USB port controller so the program recognized it when searching through that controller, but mine was not. Thank you anyway. I think I might try other program and one of them might work. The Upek interface is nice though >.< I hope I might have some luck with it someday ^^;; Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macgirl Posted May 9, 2008 Author Share Posted May 9, 2008 Yes, maybe in a future release, initially the first release didn't work on Leopard. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sophitia Posted May 9, 2008 Share Posted May 9, 2008 Just 1 quick question, my Fingerprint Scanner showed up under AppleUSBUHCI section while my Generic USB Hub showed up under AppleUSBEHCI. Is that the same for you? (UHCI is the regular Universal USB, the EHCI is the enhanced one which is shown as "USB High-Speed Bus" under the USB section. It's strange every devices of mine were shown up on there (the webcam, bluetooth, WWAN modem and the hub) but only Fingerprint sensor showed up under UHCI. Maybe it's just the way my computer is built. Maybe that's also why it did not work. My theory is the program only looked at the EHCI devices to look for the sensor. The question is: Is yours the same? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chrysaor Posted May 9, 2008 Share Posted May 9, 2008 Fingerprint reader shows up under UHCI. There is no need for it to use high-speed bus, unlike webcam. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
quatro Posted May 10, 2008 Share Posted May 10, 2008 Macgirl before instaling software for Fingerprint scanner my sound card works good. after install Fingerprint scanner my soundcard no working my Fingerprint scanner works in mac os x 10.52 but no works when I boot on windows vista. before instaling Fingerprint scanner in mac os x its works in vista, but before no working. what can I do for this thanks Chrysao I Have a Dell xps 1530 too w the same hardware. what kext, drivers or pkg you installed on your xps? w/ Mac os x 10.5.2 and windows vista. dual boot Wide Screen WXGA TrueLife LCD with 2.0 MP Camera for XPS M1530 intel Core 2 Duo T8300 @ 2.0Ghz 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM @ 667MHz 256MB NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT [Works w/ NVinjectGo! ]High Definition Audio 2.0 (Sigmatel ) Dell Truemobile 355 Bluetooth [Works! ]Intel 3945 WLAN (802.11a/g) Mini Card, for XPS M1530 (430-2676) Marvell Yukon 10/100 Ethernet [Not working] 2MP Integrated webcam [Works!] 8-in-1 media card slot ]Fingerprint Reader Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macgirl Posted May 10, 2008 Author Share Posted May 10, 2008 Macgirlbefore instaling software for Fingerprint scanner my sound card works good. after install Fingerprint scanner my soundcard no working my Fingerprint scanner works in mac os x 10.52 but no works when I boot on windows vista. before instaling Fingerprint scanner in mac os x its works in vista, but before no working. what can I do for this thanks Chrysao Did you choose to save the fingerprint enrollments on the device? if yes that's probably areason why is workin on one OS and not i another, if not I don't know what causes the problem. You can erase the fingerprint enrollments and setup to save on the hard disk instead, you need to do this on both OSes. af for the sound card there is no conflict between the fingerprint scanner software and the sound card driver. Remember that the sound card driver is experimental and we all have issues with it, try the tricks to gain sound again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THe KiNG Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 AuthenTec Inc. AES1610 Tried to mes up with dev/vendor id's in app info.plist with no luck Also tried VeriFinger...dosent support my scaner. Too bad I really like this app Like 00Diabolic sad...any hints or how we can add more scanner support? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D@vi Posted August 10, 2008 Share Posted August 10, 2008 cool!! It works perfectly on my laptop!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xenn0X Posted August 12, 2008 Share Posted August 12, 2008 my build in fingerprint reader now also works fine thnx! it was already detected by mac os but did not had any software. now you need to cut my fingers to get in my hack Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wuldfasche Posted August 18, 2008 Share Posted August 18, 2008 If i lock my screen in OSX 10.5.4 iAtkos and come back to unlock after a long time it has a message saying the finger input has timed out and to try clicking retry. Once i click retry it swipes my finger ok and then just hangs... Anyone experience that? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
curveball692 Posted August 24, 2008 Share Posted August 24, 2008 So I must have un-scannable finger prints, because regardless how I try it, or which finger I use, it always reports "Too short". Vista was having issues reading my prints as well. Could my finger print reader be bad on my new XPS M1330? And how would I go about testing it to see if I need to return my laptop? *edit* nevermind, I did exactly what the Tutorials said not to do, and got it working. Go figure! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fripp Posted September 4, 2008 Share Posted September 4, 2008 my build in fingerprint reader now also works fine thnx!it was already detected by mac os but did not had any software. now you need to cut my fingers to get in my hack Is it your fingerprint reader an "Authen AES2501A"? In my Hp 6710b laptop it's not even detected by Leopard. How did you get it to work? Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fireofanor Posted September 18, 2008 Share Posted September 18, 2008 I've also tried that (protector suite1.2) on my Lenovo N100 (AuthenTec Inc AES2501A) and it doesnt work.. but i see my fingerprint sensor in system profiler under usb devices (10.5.2 vanilla).. Can anyone help ? Fingerprint Sensor: Version: 6.23 Bus Power (mA): 500 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Product ID: 0x2580 Vendor ID: 0x08ff Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chrysaor Posted September 25, 2008 Share Posted September 25, 2008 There is a new version up on their site. (1.2 (build 08-171.70048)) Anyone figured out how to use autologin? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
macgirl Posted September 25, 2008 Author Share Posted September 25, 2008 Yes, I edited the /etc/authorization, Upek made a backup inside the file as mechanisms_backup, so I rename to its original state and then new one as mechanisms_upek, there is also another section with "_backup" but I think that it is the part where it ask for admin password. I would like if they had similar to the windows couterpart that permits auto-login but if you log-off it asks for your password/fingerprint. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chrysaor Posted September 26, 2008 Share Posted September 26, 2008 Thanks, works nicely, removed the login authentication, kept the admin password authentication. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coconup Posted December 20, 2008 Share Posted December 20, 2008 it keeps on saying cannot find fingerprint sensor here... on the console I get this message 20/12/2008 17:22:31 /Applications/Protector Suite/Protector Suite.app/Contents/MacOS/Protector Suite[194] E:a01e1fa0: 0.024: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 307: UsbOpenDeviceByName(DeviceName, DevData->ExclusiveMode, DevData->UsbDeviceName, sizeof(DevData->UsbDeviceName), DeviceNotification, DevData, &DevData->UsbNotification, &DevData->UsbDevice) failed! Returned: -2448 I think the program just looks for the device on the wrong usb, can you post your usb specs where the fingerprint is plugged in under system profiler? the error comes from this file library/applicationsupport/upek/drivers/llusb Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chrysaor Posted December 20, 2008 Share Posted December 20, 2008 USB Bus: Host Controller Location: Built In USB Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCI PCI Device ID: 0x2834 PCI Revision ID: 0x0002 PCI Vendor ID: 0x8086 Bus Number: 0x1a Biometric Coprocessor: Product ID: 0x2016 Vendor ID: 0x0483 (STMicroelectronics) Version: 0.01 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Manufacturer: STMicroelectronics Location ID: 0x1a200000 Current Available (mA): 500 Current Required (mA): 100 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coconup Posted December 20, 2008 Share Posted December 20, 2008 mm it's quite exactly like mine... the usb bus is the same but I don't have location ID, any ideas?! USB Bus: Host Controller Location: Built In USB Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCI PCI Device ID: 0x2834 PCI Revision ID: 0x0003 PCI Vendor ID: 0x8086 Bus Number: 0x1a Fingerprint Sensor: Version: 0.01 Bus Power (mA): 500 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Manufacturer: TouchStrip Product ID: 0x2016 Vendor ID: 0x147e btw under registry explorer I have fingerprint sensor @ 1a200000 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anjan Tek Posted January 4, 2009 Share Posted January 4, 2009 I updated to 10.5.6 and I too am getting the "Cannot find fingerprint sensor" error message. Does anyone have any ideas? Does DSDT or PC_EFI v9 have anything to do with it? Is there some kext which I can replace from 10.5.5 installation? @coconup: Did you ever fix this problem? Thanks. Anjan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anjan Tek Posted January 4, 2009 Share Posted January 4, 2009 As I suspected, it was the DSDT which was causing the error. When I deleted the dsdt.aml file and rebooted, the fingerprint sensor device was found and everything is working again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coconup Posted January 10, 2009 Share Posted January 10, 2009 maybe my problem is related to USB, in fact there's no location ID in system profiler for the fingerprint sensor... even with slice's latest usb 2.0 drivers nothing changes Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
uszu Posted January 30, 2009 Share Posted January 30, 2009 I have same problem. My device is supported but unrecognized by Protection Suite. It is recognized by the system. It is 10.5.6. USB Bus: Host Controller Location: Built In USB Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCI PCI Device ID: 0x2834 PCI Revision ID: 0x0003 PCI Vendor ID: 0x8086 Bus Number: 0x1a Fingerprint Sensor: Product ID: 0x2016 Vendor ID: 0x147e Version: 0.01 Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec Manufacturer: TouchStrip Location ID: 0x1a200000 Current Available (mA): 500 Current Required (mA): 100 This is the log file in debug mode: Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.011: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c:1198: <- UsbInit() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.011: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 985: <- LlDriverInit() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.012: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 237: -> LlUsbOpenConnection(0x631ec00, 0x6345688, 0x634563c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.012: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 111: -> InitDevData(0xbfffc048) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.013: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 124: <- InitDevData() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.013: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 464: -> UsbOpenDeviceByName(nonexisting, 1, 0x681ae4c, 1024, 0x656477e, 0x681ae00, 0x681ae10, 0x681ae08) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.014: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x526b, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.015: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.015: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.016: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.017: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x536f, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.018: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.018: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.018: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.020: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x5273, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.021: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.021: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.021: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x5377, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.024: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.025: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x527b, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.026: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.028: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.028: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.030: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x537f, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.030: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.031: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.031: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.032: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x5283, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.033: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.033: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.033: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.035: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x5387, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.036: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.036: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.037: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.038: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x528b, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.039: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.039: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.039: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.041: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x538f, 0xbfffbf9c) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.041: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.042: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6343610, 0xbfffbfae, 0xbfffbfac, 0xbfffbfaa) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.042: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.043: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 532: <- UsbOpenDeviceByName() returns: -2448 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: E:00b55720: 0.043: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 307: UsbOpenDeviceByName(DeviceName, DevData->ExclusiveMode, DevData->UsbDeviceName, sizeof(DevData->UsbDeviceName), DeviceNotification, DevData, &DevData->UsbNotification, &DevData->UsbDevice) failed! Returned: -2448 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.043: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 132: -> DestroyDevData(0x681ae00) Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.044: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 153: <- DestroyDevData() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.044: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 398: <- LlUsbOpenConnection() returns: -2448 Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.044: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 991: -> LlDriverTerminate() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.044: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c:1204: -> UsbTerminate() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:b00a1000: 0.045: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c:1168: <- NotifyThread() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.046: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c:1223: <- UsbTerminate() Jan 30 12:11:44 r61 ./Protector Suite[727]: D:00b55720: 0.046: ...rj/UpekDriver/llusb.c: 995: <- LlDriverTerminate() However earlier in the log it seems to find the right device: Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 239: -> GetDevice(0x4813, 0xbfffba90) Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 257: <- GetDevice() returns: 0 Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6315230, 0xbfffba0e, 0xbfffba0c, 0xbfffba0a) Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Protector Suite[484]: T:00b55720: 0.023: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 335: Expected device VID 0x147e, PID 0x2016 found Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.024: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 953: -> UsbGetDeviceIds(0x6315230, 0xbfffba9e, 0xbfffba9c, 0xbfffba9a) Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.024: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 970: <- UsbGetDeviceIds() returns: 0 Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.024: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 183: -> GetDeviceType(0x147e, 0x2016, 0x1) Protector Suite[484]: D:00b55720: 0.024: .../prj/UpekDriver/usb.c: 229: <- GetDeviceType() returns: 0x304 <TCS >= TCS4B> Debug mode may be set in /Library/Application\ Support/Upek/Drivers/llusb.bundle/Contents/Info.plist Maybe someone with working sensor could post his debug log for comparision. 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