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• How do I know if drivers were installed successfully?

  Go to Windows Device Manager (Start > Control Panel > Device Manager). For lower OS versions, navigate through Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager. The AET62 and Touchstrip sensor should be listed under the smart card readers device type with the following entries: In the same way the AET65 must be listed under the smart card reader device type: The entries must not be accompanied by yellow exclamation marks (!), such as those shown below. Otherwise, please refer to “How do I troubleshoot problems with driver installation”.

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• How do I update my current driver?

  If the driver installer is available, you just have to click on the Setup.exe file inside the driver installer folder. However, if only the driver is available, do the following:1. Go to Windows Device Manager.2. Right-click on the AET62 or AET65 sub-entry of Smart card readers.3. Choose Update Driver from the menu that comes up.4. Choose to manually locate and install the appropriate driver. Note: It is best to first uninstall previously installed drivers prior to installing a new one.

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• How do I uninstall drivers?

  1. Go to Windows Device Manager. 2. Right click on the AET62 or AET65 sub-entry of Smart card readers.3. Choose Uninstall from the menu that comes up.

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• Does the AET62/AET65 support Linux?

  Yes. The Linux driver package is available upon request. For requests and more information, you can email [email protected]. 

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• What kind of support is available in terms of application development?

  ACS provides software development kits which enable users to efficiently develop new applications and systems that incorporate smart card reader and fingerprint technology into new or existing applications. It includes comprehensive sample codes, tools and utilities, demo application, and reference materials to help developers who may not have in-depth knowledge of biometrics and integration of fingerprint into smart card‒based applications.

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• What are the differences between ACR89U-A1, and ACR89U-A2?

  ACR89U-A1 (Standard 2 full-size card slots and 3 sim-sized SAM Slots ACR89U-A2 (Standard 2 full-size card slots and 3 sim-sized SAM Slots + contactless interface) For more details please refer to the Product Selection Guide in:http://acs.com.hk/en/product-catalogues/.

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• In terms of standalone application development, what’s the difference between ACR88 and ACR89?

  ACR88 uses proprietary script language which imposes more limitations on functions and programmable size. Meanwhile, ACR89, having embedded FreeRTOS, uses C language, which is familiar to many users. C language also has more flexible functions and larger programmable size than those provided by the ACR88. The multi-tasking environment provided by FreeRTOS also makes it easier to develop complex applications.

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• If clients want to migrate from the ACR88 to the ACR89, what should they do?

  They need to take some time to port their old standalone application to ACR89. It would not be too complex compared to the ACR88 which poses limitations on scripting language. And also, most programmers know how to use C language.

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• What is the embedded operating system of the ACR89 reader?

  The ACR89 is equipped with 32-bit CPU running the embedded Free RT operating system kernel. It is opensource, portable, free to download, and free to deploy. It is a very portable code structure predominantly written in C language.

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• What is FreeRTOS?

  The FreeRTOS kernel is a scalable real time kernel designed specifically for small embedded system. It is designed to be small, simple and easy to use. It is assumed that the user has familiarity in using the C programming language. Refer to this link for the details about the Free RTOS software environment:http://www.freertos.org/ 

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