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gt511c3

v0.1.1

Published

GT-511C3 fingerprint scanner module

Downloads

10

Readme

GT511C3

Copyright © 2015, Alberto Garbui (aka JK)

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Description

GT511C3 is a node-js module to control the GT-511C3 fingerprint sensor (also know as SEN-11792) through serial port.

Check out the fingerprint sensor datasheet here or download it.

Repository

GitHub

NPM

Installation

$ npm install gt511c3

Basic usage

var GT511C3 = require('gt511c3');

var fps = new GT511C3('/dev/ttyS1');

fps.init().then(
	function() {
		//init ok
		console.log('firmware version: ' + fps.firmwareVersion);
    	console.log('iso area max: ' + fps.isoAreaMaxSize);
    	console.log('device serial number: ' + fps.deviceSerialNumber);
	},
	function(err) {
		console.log('init err: ' + err);
	}
);

API

Class GT511C3

  • GT511C3(port [, options]) - constructor
GT511C3(port [, options])

Returns a new GT511C3 object that can be used to control the fingerprint sensor.

  • port - The serialport name to use.
  • options - An object with optional settings

The available optional settings are:

  • baudrate [9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200] - number value of the serialport speed (default 9600 baud)
  • debug - boolean flag, setting it true will make the output more verbose

Example:

var fps = new GT511C3('/dev/ttyS1', {
	baudrate: 115200
	debug: true
});

Global variables and error codes

Device's informations (available after init() or open(EXTRA_INFO) command)

  • firmwareVersion - firmware version of the fingerprint module
  • isoAreaMaxSize - maximum size of ISO CD image
  • deviceSerialNumber - fingerprint module unique serial number

Global variables

  • NO_EXTRA_INFO - to use with open() method
  • EXTRA_INFO - to use with open() method to get full device's informations
  • LED_OFF - to use with ledONOFF() method
  • LED_ON - to use with ledONOFF() method
  • NOT_BEST_IMAGE - to use with captureFinger() method during enrollment procedure
  • BEST_IMAGE - to use with captureFinger() method during identification and verification procedure

Error codes

  • NACK_TIMEOUT
  • NACK_INVALID_BAUDRATE
  • NACK_INVALID_POS
  • NACK_IS_NOT_USED
  • NACK_IS_ALREADY_USED
  • NACK_COMM_ERR
  • NACK_VERIFY_FAILED
  • NACK_IDENTIFY_FAILED
  • NACK_DB_IS_FULL
  • NACK_DB_IS_EMPTY
  • NACK_TURN_ERR
  • NACK_BAD_FINGER
  • NACK_ENROLL_FAILED
  • NACK_IS_NOT_SUPPORTED
  • NACK_DEV_ERR
  • NACK_CAPTURE_CANCELED
  • NACK_INVALID_PARAM
  • NACK_FINGER_IS_NOT_PRESSED

Methods

  • init()
  • open(extra_info)
  • close()
  • closePort()
  • usbInternalCheck()
  • ledONOFF(led_state)
  • changeBaudRate(baudrate)
  • getEnrollCount()
  • checkEnrolled(ID)
  • enrollStart(ID)
  • enroll1()
  • enroll2()
  • enroll3()
  • isPressFinger()
  • waitFinger(timeout)
  • waitReleaseFinger(timeout)
  • enroll(ID)
  • deleteID(ID)
  • deleteAll()
  • verify(ID)
  • identify()
  • verifyTemplate(ID, template)
  • identifyTemplate(template)
  • captureFinger(image_type)
  • makeTemplate()
  • getImage()
  • getRawImage()
  • getTemplate(ID)
  • setTemplate(ID, template)
  • decodeError(errorCode)
init()

Open the serialport and initialize the fingerprint module. Returns a promise. After the init procedure global variables such as firmwareVersion, isoAreaMaxSize and deviceSerialNumber are available.

Example:

fps.init().then(
  function() {
    //init ok
    console.log('firmware version: ' + fps.firmwareVersion);
    console.log('iso area max: ' + fps.isoAreaMaxSize);
    console.log('device serial number: ' + fps.deviceSerialNumber);
  },
  function(err) {
    console.log('init err: ' + err);
  }
);
open(extra_info)

Send the OPEN command to the fingerprint module. Returns a promise.

  • extra_info - specify whether to request extra informations or not. Global variables such as EXTRA_INFO or NO_EXTRA_INFO may be used.
close()

Send the CLOSE command to the fingerprint module and close the serial port. Returns a promise.

closePort()

Close the serial port. Returns a promise.

usbInternalCheck()

Send the USB_INTERNAL_CHECK command to the fingerprint module. Returns a promise.

ledONOFF(led_state)

Send the CMOS_LED command to the fingerprint module. Returns a promise.

  • led_state - specify whether to switch the onboard leds on or off. Global variables such as LED_OFF or LED_ON may be used.

Example:

fps.ledONOFF(fps.LED_ON);
changeBaudRate(baudrate)

Send the CHANGE_BAUDRATE command to the fingerprint module to change the module baudrate, if the command is acknowledged, the serialport baudrate will be updated as well. Returns a promise.

  • baudrate - [9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200] - number value of the serialport speed
getEnrollCount()

Send the GET_ENROLL_COUNT command to the fingerprint module. Returns a promise with the number of enrolled fingerprints in case of success.

Example:

fps.getEnrollCount().then(function(count) {
  console.log("Enrolled fingerprints count: " + count);
});
checkEnrolled(ID)

Send the CHECK_ENROLLED command to the fingerprint module to check if a specified ID is enrolled or not. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to check [0..199]
enrollStart(ID)

Send the ENROLL_START command to the fingerprint module to start the enrollment procedure for a specified ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to enroll [0..199]

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

enroll1()

Send the ENROLL_1 command to the fingerprint module to execute the first step of the enrollment procedure. Returns a promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

enroll2()

Send the ENROLL_2 command to the fingerprint module to execute the second step of the enrollment procedure. Returns a promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

enroll3()

Send the ENROLL_3 command to the fingerprint module to execute the third step of the enrollment procedure. Returns a promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

isPressFinger()

Send the IS_PRESS_FINGER command to the fingerprint module to check if a finger is correctly placed on the fingerprint sensor or not. Returns a promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

Example:

fps.isPressFinger().then(function() {
  console.log('isPressFinger: pressed!');
}, function(err) {
  console.log('isPressFinger err: ' + fps.decodeError(err));
});
waitFinger(timeout)

Wait until a finger is correctly placed on the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise.

  • timeout - specify how many ms (milliseconds) to wait before firing a timeout event and reject the promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

waitReleaseFinger(timeout)

Wait until a finger is removed from the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise.

  • timeout - specify how many ms (milliseconds) to wait before firing a timeout event and reject the promise.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

enroll(ID)

Execute a full enrollment procedure for the specified ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to enroll [0..199]

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

deleteID(ID)

Send the DELETE_ID command to the fingerprint module to delete a specified ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to delete [0..199]
deleteAll()

Send the DELETE_ALL command to the fingerprint module to delete all the 200 IDs. Returns a promise.

verify(ID)

Send the VERIFY command to the fingerprint module to verify if the finger placed on the fingerprint sensor match the specified ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to verify [0..199]

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

Example:

var id = 5;
fps.verify(id).then(function() {
  console.log('verify: ' + id + ' verified!');
}, function(err) {
  console.log('verify err: ' + fps.decodeError(err));
});
identify()

Send the IDENTIFY command to the fingerprint module to identify the finger placed on the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise, in case of success returns the identified ID.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON and a captureFinger() method must be called before sending this command)

Example:

fps.identify().then(function(ID) {
  console.log("identify: ID = " + ID);
}, function(err) {
  console.log("identify err: " + fps.decodeError(err));
});
verifyTemplate(ID, template)

Send the VERIFY_TEMPLATE command to the fingerprint module to verify the supplied template match the specified ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID to check [0..199]
  • template - 498bytes template to verify (Buffer)
identifyTemplate(template)

Send the IDENTIFY_TEMPLATE command to the fingerprint module to identify the supplied template. Returns a promise, in case of success returns the matched ID.

  • template - 498bytes template to identify (Buffer)
captureFinger(image_type)

Send the CAPTURE_FINGER command to the fingerprint module. Returns a promise.

  • image_type - specify whether to capture the fingerprint at high resolution or not. Global variables such as BEST_IMAGE or NOT_BEST_IMAGE may be used.
makeTemplate()

Send the MAKE_TEMPLATE command to the fingerprint module to retrieve the template of the finger placed on the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise, in case of success returns a 498bytes template Buffer.

getImage()

Send the GET_IMAGE command to the fingerprint module to retrieve the image of the finger placed on the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise, in case of success returns a 52116bytes image Buffer.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

getRawImage()

Send the GET_RAW_IMAGE command to the fingerprint module to retrieve the raw image of the finger placed on the fingerprint sensor. Returns a promise, in case of success returns a 19200bytes image Buffer.

(note: the onboard leds must be switched ON before sending this command)

getTemplate(ID)

Send the GET_TEMPLATE command to the fingerprint module to retrieve the template that match the specified ID. Returns a promise, in case of success returns a 498bytes template Buffer.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID [0..199]
setTemplate(ID, template)

Send the SET_TEMPLATE command to the fingerprint module to set the template for a specified fingerprint ID. Returns a promise.

  • ID - specify the fingerprint's ID [0..199]
  • template - 498bytes template (Buffer)
decodeError(errorCode)

Returns the string representation of the provided error code.

Example:

console.log(fps.decodeError(fps.NACK_DB_IS_FULL)); //print 'the database is full'

License

GT511C3 - Fingerprint Scanner module (BSD-3 license)

Copyright © 2015 Alberto Garbui [email protected]

All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

-Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. -Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. -Neither the name of GT511C3 - Fingerprint Scanner module nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.