Capture surface
- Document camera · eID / ePassport
- Contact + contactless card
- Fingerprint module (Suprema BM-Slim2S · 500 DPI)
ICAO ePassport Reader ID Card Document Camera Scanner BioR502-MRZ is designed to meet tough security needs without sacrificing convenience. The device has a USB Type A female port allowing for it to be connected to a PC. Various biometric sensors such as SecuGen, SupreMa, ZKTe…
The device is part of the trust chain, not an isolated catalogue item.
| Field | Published / source-backed value |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB 2.0 CCID(also compiant with USB 1.1) |
| USB Port | USB Type C female on reader port |
| Dimension | 341 * 309 * 400mm (L*W*H) |
| Fingerprint Module Model Name | SupreMa BM-Slim2S |
| Contactless | Build-in antenna 106kbps-424kbps Smart Card Clock Frequency: 13.56MHzISO 14443 Type A and Type B, Mifare© Protocol, Felica® protocol |
| ID1 Contact | Supported Card Types: 1.8V, 3V and 5VSmart Card Interface Speed: 10753~625kbps(when supported by card)Smart Card Interface Speed: 10753~625kbps(when supported by card)ISO 7816-3 ID-1 (full-size)ISO/IEC7816, T=0 and T=1 protocol, Class A, B, C cards |
| Biometric template Standards | Suprema, ISO19794-2, ANSI 378 |
Cross-navigation connects capture capabilities to CheckID process and evidence.
Capture and session integration.
Subject/process workflow selected by use case.
Result, transaction context and audit trail.
Source → Scope → Evidence → Limitation
BioR502-MRZ · official CheckID public product source. Source status: SOURCE_BACKED.
Document camera · eID / ePassport; Contact + contactless card; Fingerprint module (Suprema BM-Slim2S · 500 DPI).
USB Type-C · CCID / PC/SC; Image formats JPG · TIF · PNG · BMP · PDF; Biometric template standards as sourced.
SDK/API cross-link. Device capability does not imply every verification method is supported.
No CPU/OS/interface/certification is added beyond the matrix/datasheet. Compatibility is tied to tested configuration or source version.
Where EOL, firmware compatibility or tested OS is not sourced, records a publication limitation rather than inferring it.