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    Fingerprint Development Kit C5515!

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    Erich Woka
    Posted by Erich Woka
    on Oct 03 2010 02:13 AM
    Prodigy20 points

    Hello,

    I just buy FDK C5515 for my school. I want to show the fingerprints that are store in the FDK board on the PC. Is that OK? And how can I do it?

     

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    • TommyG
      Posted by TommyG
      on Oct 04 2010 09:11 AM
      Genius12445 points

      Erich,

      The FDK does not store an image of the fingerprint if that is what you are thinking about.  This would take too much memory.  The FDK analyzes the scanned fingerprint and extracts features and stores information about the features in a database. 

      Regards.

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    • Mark Mckeown
      Posted by Mark Mckeown
      on Oct 06 2010 12:17 PM
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      Genius10200 points

      Hello Erich,

      You can show the intermediate images of the FDK image processing flow by...

      Connecting to the FDK with emulator,
      Opening the FDK_Demo project in CCS4 (located on the FDK CD-ROM at <DIR>\C5515 Fingerprint Development Kit\Software\C5515_code_development\FDK_Demo),
      Setting breakpoints in the TA_GetFeature function (located at the very bottom of TA_demo_algo.c),
      Opening the CCS4 Image Analyzer (Tools --> Image Analyzer) and entering the configuration shown in the below screen shot.

      If you want to display the fingerprints during run-time, you would have to modify the source code accordingly and burn it into the SPI Flash.

      Hope this helps,
      Mark

       

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    • Erich Woka
      Posted by Erich Woka
      on Oct 07 2010 19:58 PM
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      Thanks Mark,

      That is what I want to ask the question. Can you send me the source code for "Setting breakpoints in the TA_GetFeature function (located at the very bottom of TA_demo_algo.c)", and "modify the source code accordingly and burn it into the SPI Flash." (My Email: dhdanh92@student.ctu.edu.vn). If you do not mind please detailed instructions (Image Instructions) because I do not have specialized.

      Once more question, My FDK board don't work accuracy after I had used RS232 cable to connect on the PC. Now my FDK board don't show any sound signal when I press any button.

      I need emulator to show the fingerprint image on PC. But my FDK board don't have any Emulator when I receive FDK board from TI Corp. Can I buy Emulator and JTAG?

      Thanks for your answer

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    • Alex Kuzmin
      Posted by Alex Kuzmin
      on Nov 12 2010 02:28 AM
      Prodigy10 points

      Hello Mark,

      I tried to display the fingerprint during debug as you wrote.

      But I can't change "Page type" field. I choose DATA from list, press Enter and field become clear. All other fields changes successfully.

      And I see bad fingerprint image.

      What am I doing wrong?

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    • Yang58695
      Posted by Yang58695
      on Nov 14 2010 21:02 PM
      Prodigy230 points

       

      Hi Alex,

      I met with the same problem, then I output the data to a file and use Matlab to display it. 

      P.S.  I have just created a google group to discuss questions about this FDK, please join us. Mark is in this group too.

       http://groups.google.com/group/c5515-fdk

       

      Regards,

       Yang

       

      FDK
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    • Anvesh Manne
      Posted by Anvesh Manne
      on Dec 08 2010 05:38 AM
      Prodigy20 points

      In what format ae the extracted features stored? Does it comply with ISO 19794-2 minutiae data format?

       

      Thanks!
      Anvesh

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    • K Md Feroz Irfan
      Posted by K Md Feroz Irfan
      on Apr 29 2011 05:12 AM
      Expert5630 points

      I dont think it complies with the standard ISO 19794-2. it is Tooan proprietary format.

       

      Somebody please correct me.

       

      It will be good to have the format open so. Can somebody help? 

       

      Best Regards

      Feroz

       


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    • jack r prasad
      Posted by jack r prasad
      on May 14 2012 14:59 PM
      Prodigy50 points

      hi erich,

      I am jack ...i am also working on the fingerprint device kit c5515....and i also want the fingerprint to be shown in the kit....could you help me out in how to do so ??or atleast send me the source code and related information...email: jackrprasad@yahoo.com

      jack

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    • jack r prasad
      Posted by jack r prasad
      on May 14 2012 15:06 PM
      Prodigy50 points

      hi mark

      i want to do the same thing with the FDK kit ...could you guide me in how to do it.....

      and could you mail me the source code...for it...jackrprasad@yahoo.com

      jack

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    • Anka Rao
      Posted by Anka Rao
      on Jun 19 2012 05:00 AM
      Prodigy80 points

      please send the modified source code to see the intermediate images to my id: ankaraoittadi@bel.co.in  and awaiting ur reply.

      source code
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