Feature
  Infrared Sensors: The palm vein system uses infrared sensors to test for absorption and reflection Deoxidized hemoglobin in the bloodstream absorbs infrared light while other parts of the hand reflect it, resulting in the distinctive pattern.
  Difficult to forge: The pattern is said to be much more difficult to forge than a fingerprint or hand geometry.
  Contact less: Because the user's hand doesn't come into contact with the sensor, the palm-vein method is acceptable to people who dislike touching something immediately after someone else. It also doesn't have the criminal connotation of requiring the user to be fingerprinted before it can be used.
  Lowest Error Rate: According to information from Fujitsu that palm-vein system will incorrectly reject an authorized user about once every 10,000 scans (including try once again) and incorrectly accept an unauthorized user about once every 1.25 million scans. In contrast fingerprint sensors erroneously accept an unauthorized user about once every 100,000 scans, and "All companies have vulnerability on fingerprints"
  More secure: This makes for a system that offers a higher level of security than competing technologies including voice print, facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, and iris scan, according to Fujitsu. For this reason, it's finding favor in applications where security needs are high, especially those involving money or human lives. In addition to the recent bank ATM deals, the system has also been adopted by the University of Tokyo Hospital for access to some rooms in the hospital that hold patient's records or computers with personal data. The hospital had previously used a fingerprint-based access system but upgraded because the palm-vein system offers higher security.
  Built in Fujitsu Palm Vein Lite sensor: sensor area is 35mm by 35mm.
  Communication: Built in Ethernet port (TCPIP protocol) for communication.
  Application for “Identity Verification” ,  “Time Attendance System” .
  Near 100% successful enrollment rate and lowest fault rate.
 
    Display
2 lines x 24characters                    
  Voice                     
    Keypad：16 Keys                            0-9, R (enter), DEL, F1-F4
    Palm Vein Lite Scanner           
Sensor                                             Near Infrared sensor
Sensor area                                    35mm * 35mm
Template data                                 832bytes to 2448bytes
Matching speed (1 to 1)                  less than 0.07- 0.10 second
Scanning speed             1.0 – 1.5 seconds (depend on CPU)
FRR                                                less than 1% (include more once)
FAR                                                 less than 0.001%
   Central Processing Unit       32 bits
   Capacity                      Users more than 3,000 persons (large capacity model >10,000 persons)
Each person 2 templates of Palm Vein
Log data more than 10,000 records
     Access Control
2 Input                                             Magnetic sensor, switch Button
2 Output                                          EM Lock, Alarm
Relay output                                    30VDC 1A or 100VDC/125VAC 0.3A
    Ethernet port RJ45            TCP/IP
    RS232 port                  Reserved
    MIFARE Reader              P36F model Built in MIFARE Reader
    Size (cm)                   16.0(W) * 25.0(H) *11.5(D)(Including mounting frame)
    Weight                     3200g
    Power                      Adapter output DC 12V/ 4A