U4PS-LC42-01ENZ3

PalmSecure™ SDK V02

Sensor Driver

Installation Guide
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◆ Introduction

Thank you for purchasing PalmSecure™ SDK V02 (hereinafter called "this
product").
This document describes how to install the Sensor driver for users who have the
following knowledge:
• Basic knowledge of Windows or Linux operations

Screens shown in this document may be a little different from the screens actually
displayed depending on your environment.

October 2013

October 2013 : First Edition

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Regarding to High Safety Required Usage
This Product is designed, developed and manufactured as contemplated for
general use, including without limitation, general office use, personal use,
household use, and ordinary industrial use, but is not designed, developed and
manufactured as contemplated for use accompanying fatal risks or dangers that,
unless extremely high safety is secured, could lead directly to death, personal
injury, severe physical damage or other loss (hereinafter “High Safety Required
Use”), including without limitation, nuclear reaction control in nuclear facility,
aircraft flight control, air traffic control, mass transport control, medical life
support system, missile launch control in weapon system. You shall not use this
Product without securing the sufficient safety required for the High Safety
Required Use. If you wish to use this Product for High Safety Required Use,
please consult with the sales representatives in charge before such use.

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◆ Composition of This Document

This document consists of the following four sections (six chapters).

Section/Chapter Title Description

Section Ⅰ Overview
Chapter 1
Describes things that you should know before
Preliminary Steps before
installing the Sensor driver.
Installing the Sensor Driver
Section Ⅱ
Conventional Sensor Driver
(Windows Version)
Chapter 2
Describes how to install the Sensor driver by
Installing the Sensor Driver
using Installer version.
by Using Installer Version
Chapter 3
Installing the Sensor Driver Describes how to install the Sensor driver
Manually by Using Archive manually by using Archive version.
Version
Chapter 4
Applying Modification to the Describes how to apply modification to
Sensor Driver Manually the Sensor driver manually which is installed
which is Installed by Using by using Archive version.
Archive Version
Section Ⅲ
Sensor Driver
for Extended Function
(Windows Version)
Chapter 5
Installing the Sensor Driver Describes how to install the Sensor driver
for Extended Function for extended function for Windows.
(Windows Version)
Section Ⅳ
Sensor Driver
for Extended Function
(Linux Version)
Chapter 6
Installing the Sensor Driver Describes how to install the Sensor driver
for Extended Function for extended function for Linux.
(Linux Version)

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◆ Abbreviations and Common Terms

Abbreviations and common terms used in this document are as follows:

Abbreviation/
Description
Common Term
This product Abbreviation for "PalmSecure™ SDK V02".
PalmSecure
Abbreviation for "PalmSecure™ Sensor".
Sensor
PalmSecure Abbreviation for "PalmSecure™ Sensor V2".
Sensor V2 This Sensor is the successor of PalmSecure Sensor.
Common term for "PalmSecure Sensor" and "PalmSecure
Sensor
Sensor V2".
Windows XP Abbreviation for "Microsoft® Windows® XP".
Windows Vista Abbreviation for "Microsoft® Windows Vista®".
Windows 7 Abbreviation for "Microsoft® Windows® 7".
Windows 8 Abbreviation for "Microsoft® Windows® 8".
Windows 8.1 Abbreviation for "Microsoft® Windows® 8.1".
Common term for "Windows XP", "Windows Vista",
Windows
"Windows 7", "Windows 8", and "Windows 8.1".
Authentication Abbreviation for "Authentication library V32
library (Professional Edition)".
"Authentication
Abbreviation for the "Authentication Library V32
Library Reference
Reference Guide".
Guide"

◆ Notations

The following symbols are used in this document.

Symbol Description
Describes things that you have to look out for.
!Caution You must read it.
Provides reference information.
★Tip Read it as necessary.

>See> Indicates an item to be referred.

Operation Describes operation procedures.

[ ] button Indicates a button displayed on the screen.

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◆ Table of Contents

Section Ⅰ Overview

Chapter1 Preliminary Steps before Installing

the Sensor Driver ····································· 3

1.1 Overview of the Sensor Driver ............................................... 4

1.2 Hardware and Software Requirements ................................. 8

Section Ⅱ

Conventional Sensor Driver (Windows Version)

Chapter2 Installing the Sensor Driver

by Using Installer Version ························ 15

2.1 Installing the Sensor Driver

in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments .............................. 16

2.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver

in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments .............................. 23

Chapter3 Installing the Sensor Driver Manually

by Using Archive Version ························ 25

3.1 Installing the Sensor Driver

in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments Manually ............. 26

3.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver

in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments Manually ............. 32

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Chapter4 Applying Modification to the Sensor Driver
Manually which is Installed
by Using Archive version ························ 37

4.1 Applying Modification to the Sensor Driver Installed

in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments Manually ............. 38

Section Ⅲ

Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Windows Version)

Chapter5 Installing the Sensor Driver

for Extended Function (Windows Version) · 43

5.1 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Windows Version) in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1
Environments ......................................................................... 44

5.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Windows Version) in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1
Environments ......................................................................... 47

5.3 Considerations and Notes ................................................... 48

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Section Ⅳ

Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Linux Version)

Chapter6 Installing the Sensor Driver

for Extended Function (Linux Version) ······ 53

6.1 Building the Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Linux Version) ....................................................................... 54

6.2 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Linux Version) ....................................................................... 55

6.3 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Linux Version) ....................................................................... 57

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 Section Ⅰ

Overview

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Chapter1 Preliminary Steps before
Installing the Sensor Driver

1.1 Overview of the Sensor Driver

1.2 Hardware and Software

Requirements

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Chapter1 Preliminary Steps before Installing the Sensor Driver

1.1 Overview of the Sensor Driver

The Sensor driver enables the Sensor’s operations.

The figure shown below indicates the position of the Sensor driver.

Application

Authentication library

Sensor driver

USB driver
Sensor

There are three types of Sensor drivers as follows.

• Conventional Sensor driver for Windows
• Sensor driver for extended function for Windows
• Sensor driver for extended function for Linux

◆ Conventional Sensor Driver (Windows Version)

This is the previous Sensor driver that was supplied with PalmSecure™ SDK
since V01.
This Sensor driver does not have a WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality Lab)
signature.
The conventional Sensor driver for Windows can be used for both PalmSecure
Sensor and PalmSecure Sensor V2; however, extended functions of the Sensor
are not available if you use this Sensor driver.
>See> For information on extended functions of the Sensor, refer to the
"System Development Guide".

There are two types of conventional Sensor driver for Windows as follows.
Select one which is more suitable for your requirements.
• Installer version (Execution file form)
Use this in case installing the Sensor driver first.
The following table indicates installers included in the installer version and
their names.

Installer version Installer Name

Windows(x86) version Setup.exe
Windows(x64) version Setup.exe

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>See> For details of the installer version, refer to “Chapter2 Installing

the Sensor Driver by Using Installer Version”.

• Archive version
Use this in case installing the Sensor driver manually or in case applying
modification to the installed Sensor driver manually.
The following table indicates installers included in the archive version and
their names.

Archive version File name

fdpvusb.inf
Windows(x86) version fdpvusb.sys
fpvbusb.dll
fdpvusb.inf
Windows(x64) version fpvbusb.dll
fpvwrp.dll

>See> For details of the archive version, refer to “Chapter3 Installing the
Sensor Driver Manually by Using Archive Version” or “Chapter4
Applying Modification to the Sensor Driver Manually which is
Installed by Using Archive version”.

★Tip About making your own installer by using Archive version.

You can also make your own integrated installer which puts the
application, the Authentication Library and the Sensor driver
together in case using Archive version. In case making your own
installer, refer to “Chapter3 Installing the Sensor Driver Manually
by Using Archive Version”.

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◆ Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Windows Version)

This is the Sensor driver for extended function.

This Sensor driver is a WHQL (Windows Hardware Quality Lab) signed driver.
>See> For information on extended functions of the Sensor, refer to the
"System Development Guide".

You can use the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows when you are
connecting PalmSecure Sensor V2.

The Sensor driver for extended function for Windows is provided as an installer
(MSI package).
The following table indicates installers of the Sensor driver for extended function
for Windows and their names.

Sensor driver for extended function for Windows Installer Name

Windows(x86) version PSSD_32.msi
Windows(x64) version PSSD_64.msi

>See> For details of the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows, refer to
“Chapter5 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Windows
Version)”.

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◆ Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Linux Version)

This is the Sensor driver for extended function.

The Sensor driver for extended function for Linux can be used for both PalmSecure
Sensor and PalmSecure Sensor V2; however, Sensor’s extended function is not
available if you connect a PalmSecure Sensor.
>See> For information on the extended function of the Sensor, refer to the
"System Development Guide".

The Sensor driver for extended function for Linux is provided as the source code.

The following table indicates the provided Sensor driver for extended function
for Linux and their files.

Sensor driver for extended function for Linux File name

Makefile
Linux (x86) version fjveincam.c
fjveincam.h

!Caution About Sensor driver for extended function for Linux

Operations of the Sensor driver for extended function for Linux are not
guaranteed in customers’ environments. It is customers’ responsibility
to verify the operations.

>See> For details of the Sensor driver for extended function for Linux, refer to
"Chapter6 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Linux
Version)".

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1.2 Hardware and Software Requirements

The following describes hardware and software requirements for installing the
Sensor driver.

◆ Conventional Sensor Driver (Windows Version)

Hardware and Software

Description
Requirements
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.40GHz or more
CPU Intel® ULV Celeron® 650MHz or more for Windows XP (Note 1)
(must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS)
x86 version : 1GB or more
Memory x64 version : 2GB or more
(Note 2) However, 256 MB or more for Windows XP
Hardware (must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS)
Requirement USB USB 2.0 only
HDD space
3 MB or more
(Note 3)
・PalmSecure Sensor
・PalmSecure Sensor V2
Sensor
For information on the firmware version level on the Sensor
unit, refer to the "System Development Guide".
・Windows XP SP3 (x86)
OS (Note 4) ・Windows Vista SP2 (x86 and x64)
Software
・Windows 7 SP1 (x86 and x64)
Requirement
Sensor driver
Download the latest version from the SDK Support Website
(Note 5)

Note 1) Use an Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.40GHz or faster CPU when identifying or
using the detailed information notification function for the guidance
image display.
>See> For information on the identification, refer to the “System
Development Guide” and “Authentication Library Reference
Guide”.
>See> For information on the detailed information notification function
for the guidance image display, refer to the "Authentication
Library Reference Guide".

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Note 2) The Sensor driver requires 3MB or more memory.

3MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 6MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

Note 3) Minimum required space for the Sensor driver.

3MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 6MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

Note 4) Operations of the Sensor driver are confirmed in the following

environments.
Windows XP : Professional
Windows Vista : Ultimate
Windows 7 : Professional
Please verify the operations yourself if your environment is other than
the above.
Operations have not been tested in virtual environments (such as XP
mode in Windows 7). Please verify the operations yourself if you are
using this product in a virtual environment.
Note 5) The downloaded Sensor driver is compressed. Extract them using
an extract tool.

★Tip USB driver

The USB driver is included in the OS as part of the operating system.

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◆ Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Windows Version)

Hardware and Software

Description
Requirements
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.40GHz or more
CPU
(must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS )
x86 version : 1GB or more
Memory x64 version : 2GB or more
(Note 1) However, 256 MB or more for Windows XP
Hardware (must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS)
Requirement USB USB 2.0 only
HDD space
9 MB or more
(Note 2)
・PalmSecure Sensor V2
Sensor For information on the firmware version level on the Sensor
unit, refer to the "System Development Guide".
・Windows XP SP3 (x86)
・Windows Vista SP2 (x86 and x64)
OS (Note 3) ・Windows 7 SP1 (x86 and x64)
Software
・Windows 8 (x86 and x64)
Requirement
・Windows 8.1 (x86 and x64)
Sensor driver
Download the latest version from the SDK Support Website
(Note 4)

Note 1) The Sensor driver requires 4.5MB or more memory.

4.5MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 9MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

Note 2) Minimum required space for the Sensor driver.

9MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 18MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

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Note 3) Operations of the Sensor driver are confirmed in the following

environments.
Windows XP : Professional
Windows Vista : Ultimate
Windows 7 : Professional
Windows 8 : Pro
Windows 8.1 : Pro
Please verify the operations yourself if your environment is other than
the above.
Operations have not been tested in virtual environments (such as XP
mode in Windows 7). Please verify the operations yourself if you are
using this product in a virtual environment.
Note 4) The downloaded Sensor driver is compressed. Extract them using
an extract tool.

★Tip USB driver

The USB driver is included in the OS as part of the operating system.

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◆ Sensor Driver for Extended Function (Linux Version)

Hardware and Software

Description
Requirements
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.40GHz or more
CPU
(must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS )
Memory 1GB or more
(Note 1) (must also comply with the recommended value for the given OS)
USB USB 2.0 only
Hardware
HDD space
Requirement 3 MB or more
(Note 2)
・PalmSecure Sensor
・PalmSecure Sensor V2
Sensor
For information on the firmware version level on the Sensor
unit, refer to the "System Development Guide".
・Linux (x86)
OS (Note 3)
Software (kernel 2.6.32 or later)
Requirement Sensor driver
Contact the sales representatives for the availability.
(Note 4)

Note 1) The Sensor driver requires 3MB or more memory.

3MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 6MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

Note 2) Minimum required space for the Sensor driver.

3MB is required for each Sensor (2 Sensors require 6MB) when
connecting multiple Sensors.
>See> For information on multiple Sensor connection, refer to the "System
Development Guide" and "Authentication Library Reference Guide".

Note 3) Operations of the Sensor driver are confirmed in the following

environments.
Linux : CentOS 6.4 [kernel: 2.6.32-358.el6.i686, glibc: 2.12]
Please verify the operations yourself if your environment is other than
the above.
Operations have not been tested in virtual environments.
Please verify the operations yourself if you are using this product
in a virtual environment.

★Tip USB driver

The USB driver is included in the OS as part of the operating system.

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Conventional Sensor Driver

(Windows Version)

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Chapter2 Installing the Sensor Driver
by Using Installer Version

2.1 Installing the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments

2.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments

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2.1 Installing the Sensor Driver in Windows

XP / Vista / 7 Environments

This section describes how to install the Sensor driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
environments by using Installer version.

!Caution When the Sensor driver is already installed

Uninstall the existing Sensor driver before the installation.

>See> For information on how to uninstall the Sensor driver, refer to "2.2
Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments".

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Extract the downloaded installer version and copy the installer of the
Sensor driver “Setup.exe” from the folder created by the extraction to
any folder on the target hardware.

Step4 Double-click the Sensor driver installer (Setup.exe) that you copied to
the target hardware.
The installer launches and displays the Choose Setup Language screen.

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★Tip A dialog box "An unidentified program wants access to your

computer" is displayed
The following dialog box is displayed when the installer starts
in a Windows Vista environment.
Continue the process by selecting [Allow].

★Tip A dialog box is displayed to ask permission for a program

from an unknown publisher to make changes
The following dialog box is displayed to ask permission for a
program from an unknown publisher to make changes when
the installer starts in a Windows 7 environment.
Continue the process by selecting [Yes].

Step5 Select the language as necessary.

★Tip Language selection

You can select either English or Japanese as the language
used for setup. This document describes the procedure using
screen shots taken from the case where the screens are
displayed in English.

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Step6 Click the [Next] button.

The Preparing Setup screen is displayed.

After the setup preparation is completed, the Welcome to the

InstallShield Wizard screen shown below is displayed.

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Step7 Click the [Next] button.

Installation of the Sensor driver is initiated, and the Setup Status screen
is displayed.

★Tip A warning dialog box whether or not to continue the

installation is displayed
The following warning dialog box is displayed when the
installer starts in a Windows XP environment to warn
whether or not to continue the installation.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue Anyway]
button.

If the installation is cancelled by clicking the

[STOP Installation] button, step 7 alone of the Sensor driver
uninstallation procedure must be performed before the
reinstallation.
>See> For information on how to uninstall the Sensor driver, refer to
"2.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
Environments".

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★Tip A dialog box indicating that Windows can't verify the

publisher is displayed
The following unverified publisher dialog box is displayed
when the installer starts in a Windows Vista / 7 environment.
Continue the process by selecting [Install this driver software
anyway].

If the installation is cancelled by clicking the [Don't install this

driver software] button, step 7 alone of the Sensor driver
uninstallation procedure must be performed before the
reinstallation.
>See> For information on how to uninstall the Sensor driver, refer to
"2.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
Environments".

When the installation has been completed, the Installation Complete

screen is displayed.

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Step8 Click the [Finish] button.

The Installation Complete screen is closed.

Step9 Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.

>See> For information on how to connect the Sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or " Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual".
When installing under Windows Vista / 7 environment, the Sensor is
automatically detected. (You do not have to perform the procedure after
Step 10.)

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When installing under Windows XP environment, the initial screen of

the Found New Hardware Wizard is displayed. Continue the procedure
from Step 10.

★Tip A message to confirm connection to Windows Update is

displayed
A message to confirm connection to Windows Update may be
displayed at the beginning of the Found New Hardware
Wizard screen in a Windows XP environment.
Select [No, not this time] and click the [Next] button.

Step10 Select [Install the software automatically (Recommended)], and click

the [Next] button.
The OS detects the Sensor, and the Completing the Found New
Hardware Wizard screen is displayed.

★Tip A dialog box indicating that the driver has not passed the
Windows Logo testing is displayed
A dialog box indicating that the driver has not passed the
Windows Logo testing may be displayed in a Windows XP
environment.
In that case, click the [Continue Anyway] button to continue
the process.

Step11 Click the [Finish] button.

The Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard screen is closed.

Step12 If there are multiple USB ports where the Sensor may be connected,
the Sensor must be detected on each USB port. Disconnect the Sensor
from the target hardware and repeat steps 9 to 11 again.

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2.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments

This section describes how to uninstall the Sensor driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
environments.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Start Device Manager.

<For Windows XP>
Select [System] from Control Panel, the [Hardware] tab and click the
[Device Manager] button.
<For Windows Vista>
Select [System and Maintenance] from Control Panel, and select
[Device Manager].
<For Windows 7>
Select [Hardware and Sound] from Control Panel, and select
[Device Manager].

Step4 Delete device information of the Sensor driver from Device Manager.
<For Windows XP>
Right click [FUJITSU USB Capture Device] under [Universal Serial
Bus controllers] and select [Uninstall] from the menu.
<For Windows Vista / 7 (x86)>
Right click [FUJITSU USB Capture Device] under [Universal Serial
Bus controllers] and select [Uninstall] from the menu.
<For Windows Vista / 7 (x64)>
Right click [PalmSecure Sensor Device] under [PalmSecure] and select
[Uninstall] from the menu.

Step5 Click the [OK] button in the displayed dialog box.

★Tip A check box [Delete the driver software for this device] is
displayed
The [Delete the driver software for this device] check box may
be displayed in a Windows Vista / 7 environment.
Check on the check box and click the [OK] button.

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Step6 When there are multiple USB ports which have been used to connect
the Sensor, device information of the Sensor driver needs to be
deleted from each USB port. Reconnect the Sensor to the target
hardware and repeat steps 3 to 5.

★Tip If device information of the Sensor driver is not deleted

The device information of the Sensor driver remains in Device
Manager.
Even if a Sensor driver of a different version level is installed
later, the previous device information of the Sensor driver
including the version level information is not updated.

Step7 Select [Add or Remove Programs] (for Windows XP), or [Programs and
Features] or [Uninstall a program] (for Windows Vista / 7) from Control
Panel. Follow the instructions on the screen to delete "FUJITSU
PalmSecure Sensor driver".

Step8 Disconnect the Sensor and restart the target hardware.

★Tip The Found New Hardware Wizard is displayed

The Found New Hardware Wizard may be displayed
depending on the timing.
Click the [Cancel] button or ignore the wizard.

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Chapter3 Installing the Sensor Driver
Manually by Using Archive
Version

3.1 Installing the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments
Manually

3.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments
Manually

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Chapter3 Installing the Sensor Driver Manually by Using Archive Version

3.1 Installing the Sensor Driver in Windows

XP / Vista / 7 Environments Manually

This section describes how to install the Sensor driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
environments by using Archive version manually.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Extract the downloaded archive version and copy the following files
from the folder created by the extraction to the hardware you want to
install the Sensor driver.
The copy files and the folders to which the files copied are below,

Folder to which file is copied

Copy File
Windows (x86) Environment Windows (x64) Environment
fdpvusb.inf WINDOWS\ system32\ WINDOWS\system32\
fdpvusb.sys WINDOWS\system32\drivers\ ―
fpvbusb.dll WINDOWS\ WINDOWS\system32\
fpvwrp.dll ― WINDOWS\system32\

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★Tip A [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box is

displayed
The following [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box
may be displayed when copying the above files in a Windows
Vista / 7 environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

The following [User Account Control] dialog box may be
displayed when copying the above files in a Windows Vista
environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

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Step4 Follow the procedure below to install "fdpvusb.inf" copied in step 3.

<For Windows XP>
(1) Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.
>See> For information on how to connect the Sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or "Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual".
(2) The [Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard] screen will be
displayed. Select [Install from a list or specific location] and click the
[Next] button.

★Tip A message to confirm connection to Windows Update is

displayed
A message to confirm connection to Windows Update may be
displayed at the beginning of the Found New Hardware
Wizard screen in a Windows XP environment.
Select [No, not this time] and click the [Next] button.

(3) Select [Search for the best driver in these locations.], check [Include
this location in the search:] and specify "C:\WINDOWS\system32".
Click the [Next] button.

★Tip A dialog box indicating that the driver has not passed the
Windows Logo testing is displayed
A dialog box indicating that the driver has not passed the
Windows Logo testing may be displayed in a Windows XP
environment.
In that case, click the [Continue Anyway] button to continue
the process.

(4) The [Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard] screen will be
displayed. Click the [Finish] button.
(5) If there are multiple USB ports where the Sensor may be connected,
the Sensor must be detected on each USB port. Disconnect the Sensor
from the target hardware and repeat steps (1) to (4) again.

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<For Windows Vista>

(1) Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.
>See> For information on how to connect the Sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or "Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual".
(2) The [Windows needs to install driver software for your FUJITSU
Imaging Device] screen will be displayed. Select [Locate and install
driver software].

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

A [User Account Control] dialog box may be displayed in a
Windows Vista environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

(3) Select [Don't search online].

(4) Select [I don't have the disc. Show me other options.].
(5) Select [Browse my computer for driver software].
(6) Specify "C:\Windows\System32" in [Search for driver software
in this location:] and click the [Next] button.

★Tip A dialog box indicating that Windows can't verify the

publisher is displayed
The following unverified publisher dialog box is displayed
when the installer starts in a Windows Vista environment.
Continue the process by selecting [Install this driver software
anyway].

(7) A message [The software for this device has been successfully
installed] will be displayed. Click the [Close] button.

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<For Windows 7>

(1) Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.
>See> For information on how to connect the Sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or "Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual".

★Tip A message is displayed at the bottom right of the screen to

inform that the device driver cannot be installed
The following message may be displayed at the bottom right of
the screen to inform that the device driver cannot be installed
in a Windows 7 environment; however, this does not cause any
problems. Ignore the message and continue the process.

(2) Start Device Manager.

Select [Hardware and Sound] from Control Panel, and select
[Device Manager].
(3) Update the Sensor driver from Device Manager.
Double-click “FUJITSU Imaging Device” under [Other devices] and
click [Update Driver].
(4) Select [Browse my computer for driver software].
(5) Specify "C:\Windows\System32" in [Search for driver software in
this location:] and click the [Next] button.

★Tip A dialog box indicating that Windows can't verify the

publisher is displayed
The following unverified publisher dialog box is displayed
when the installer starts in a Windows 7 environment.
Continue the process by selecting [Install this driver software
anyway].

(6) A message [The software for this device has been successfully
installed] will be displayed. Click the [Close] button.

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★Tip Installing "fdpvusb.inf" with a proprietary installer.

There are the following methods.
<For Windows (x86)>
Use setupCopyOEMInf to install.
<For Windows (x64)>
Use DIFx API to install.
>See> For information on setupCopyOEMInf and DIFx API, refer to
the MSDN Library Online Document.

★Tip About the difference from install by using Installer version

Manual install by using Archive version only put the Sensor driver.
So “FUJITSU PalmSecure Sensor Driver” isn’t added to [Add or
Remove Programs] (for Windows XP), or [Programs and Features] or
[Uninstall a program] (for Windows Vista / 7) in Controll Panel”
differently from install by using Installer version.
Though keys described below are created in the registry in case
installing the Sensor driver by using Installer version, they aren’t
created in case by using Archive version, but there is no problem.
<For Windows (x86)>
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
- SOFTWARE
-Fujitsu
Created keys - FUJITSU PalmSecure SensorDriver
- 1.1.0.4
<For Windows (x64)>
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
- SOFTWARE
-WOW6432Node
-Fujitsu
Created keys - FUJITSU PalmSecure SensorDriver
- 2.0.0.2

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3.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver in

Windows XP / Vista / 7 Environments
Manually

This section describes how to uninstall the Sensor driver in Windows XP / Vista / 7
environments manually.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Start Device Manager.

<For Windows XP>
Select [System] from Control Panel, the [Hardware] tab and click the
[Device Manager] button.
<For Windows Vista>
Select [System and Maintenance] from Control Panel, and select
[Device Manager].
<For Windows 7>
Select [Hardware and Sound] from Control Panel, and select
[Device Manager].

Step4 Delete device information of the Sensor driver from Device Manager.
<For Windows XP>
Right click [FUJITSU USB Capture Device] under [Universal Serial
Bus controllers] and select [Uninstall] from the menu.
<For Windows Vista / 7 (x86)>
Right click [FUJITSU USB Capture Device] under [Universal Serial
Bus controllers] and select [Uninstall] from the menu.
<For Windows Vista / 7 (x64)>
Right click [PalmSecure Sensor Device] under [PalmSecure] and select
[Uninstall] from the menu.

Step5 Click the [OK] button in the displayed dialog box.

★Tip A check box [Delete the driver software for this device] is
displayed
The [Delete the driver software for this device] check box may
be displayed in a Windows Vista / 7 environment.
Check on the check box and click the [OK] button.

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Step6 When there are multiple USB ports which have been used to connect
the Sensor, device information of the Sensor driver needs to be
deleted from each USB port. Reconnect the Sensor to the target
hardware and repeat steps 3 to 5.

★Tip If device information of the Sensor driver is not deleted

The device information of the Sensor driver remains in Device
Manager.
Even if a Sensor driver of a different version level is installed
later, the previous device information of the Sensor driver
including the version level information is not updated.

★Tip Uninstalling "fdpvusb.inf"

<For Windows XP>
There is no method available to manually uninstall
"fdpvusb.inf".Though "fdpvusb.inf" information remains, this
does not cause any problems.
If uninstalling "fdpvusb.inf" using any means other than
manual uninstallation, refer to information described in "Tip
Uninstalling "fdpvusb.inf" with a proprietary uninstaller.".
<For Windows Vista / 7>
The uninstallation is already carried out if [Delete the driver
software for this device] is checked in step 5.

★Tip Uninstalling "fdpvusb.inf" with a proprietary uninstaller

There are the following methods.
<For Windows (x86)>
(1) Use SetupCopyOEMInf to search the "oem*.inf" file
corresponding to "fdpvusb.inf".
(2) Use SetupUninstallOEMInf to uninstall.
<For Windows (x64)>
(1) Use DIFx API to uninstall.
>See> For information on SetupCopyOEMInf, SetupUninstallOEMInf,
and DIFx API, refer to the MSDN Library Online Document.

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Step7 Delete 3 files of the Archive version copied at the installation from the
target hardware.

★Tip A [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box is

displayed
The following [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box
may be displayed when deleting the above files in a Windows
Vista environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

The following [User Account Control] dialog box may be
displayed when deleting the above files in a Windows Vista
environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

★Tip A dialog box is displayed to inform that the file access was
denied
The following dialog box may be displayed to inform that the
file access has been denied when deleting the above files in a
Windows 7 environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

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Step8 Disconnect the Sensor.

★Tip The Found New Hardware Wizard is displayed

The Found New Hardware Wizard may be displayed
depending on the timing.
Click the [Cancel] button.

★Tip A message is displayed at the bottom right of the screen to

inform that the device driver cannot be installed
The following message may be displayed at the bottom right of
the screen to inform that the device driver cannot be installed
in a Windows 7 environment; however, this does not cause any
problems. Ignore the message.

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the Sensor Driver Manually
which is Installed by Using
Archive version

4.1 Applying Modification to the Sensor

Driver Installed in Windows XP / Vista
/ 7 Environments Manually

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4.1 Applying Modification to the Sensor

Driver Installed in Windows XP / Vista /
7 Environments Manually

This section describes how to apply modification to the Sensor driver installed in
Windows XP / Vista / 7 environments by using Archive version manually.

!Caution If a modification is applied manually

Note that device information of the Sensor driver including the version
level information displayed in Device Manager is not updated.

>See> For information how to check version level information of the Sensor
driver, refer to the "System Development Guide".

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

★Tip When you cannot take off the Sensor

Ensure that the Sensor is out of use.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Extract the downloaded archive version and copy the following files
from the folder created by the extraction to the hardware where the
Sensor driver is installed to overwrite the existing files.
The copy files and the folders to which the files copied are below.

Folder to which file is copied

Copy File
Windows (x86) Environment Windows (x64) Environment
fdpvusb.inf WINDOWS\inf system32\ WINDOWS\system32\
fdpvusb.sys WINDOWS\system32\drivers\ ―
fpvbusb.dll WINDOWS\ WINDOWS\system32\
fpvwrp.dll ― WINDOWS\system32\

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★Tip A [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box is

displayed
The following [Destination Folder Access Denied] dialog box
may be displayed when copying the above files in a Windows
Vista / 7 environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

The following [User Account Control] dialog box may be
displayed when copying the above files in a Windows Vista
environment.
Continue the process by clicking the [Continue] button.

Step4 Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.

>See> For information on how to connect the Sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or "Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual".
The Sensor is automatically detected.

★Tip If the Sensor cannot be disconnected

If the Sensor cannot be disconnected in step 1, restart the
target hardware.

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Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Windows Version)

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Chapter5 Installing the Sensor Driver
for Extended Function
(Windows Version)

5.1 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended

Function (Windows Version) in Windows
XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 Environments

5.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Windows Version)
in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1
Environments

5.3 Considerations and Notes

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5.1 Installing the Sensor Driver for Extended

Function (Windows Version) in Windows
XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 Environments

This section describes how to install the Sensor driver for extended function
for Windows in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 environments.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Extract the downloaded Sensor driver and copy the installer of the
Sensor driver “PSSD_32.msi” or “PSSD_64.msi” from the folder created
by the extraction to any folder on the target hardware.

Step4 Double-click “PSSD_32.msi” or “PSSD_64.msi” on the target hardware.

The installer launches and displays the Welcome screen.

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Step5 Click the [Next] button.

Installation of the Sensor driver starts and the screen shows that the
installation is in progress.

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

A [User Account Control] dialog box may be displayed in
Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 environments.
Continue the process by clicking the [allow] or [yes] button.

When the installation is complete, the Installation Complete screen is

displayed.

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Step6 Click the [Close] button.

The Installation Complete screen disappears and the restart
confirmation dialog box appears.

Step7 Click the [Yes] button to restart the target hardware.

Step8 Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.

The Sensor is automatically detected.

!Caution Installing on Windows Vista

The following operations are required in the initial installation
after connecting the Sensor.
(1) When “Installing device driver software” is displayed at the
bottom right of the screen, wait for a short while until
“Device driver software installed successfully” is displayed.
(2) After that, a dialog box is displayed to prompt for a restart.
Select “Restart Now” to restart the target hardware.
A message is displayed to inform that update programs
are being configured while restarting the target hardware.
(This process takes several minutes.)
The Sensor is ready when this process is complete and the
target hardware is restarted.

Step9 If there are multiple USB ports where the Sensor may be connected,
the Sensor must be detected on each USB port. Disconnect the Sensor
from the target hardware and repeat step 8 again.

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5.2 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Windows Version)
in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1
Environments

This section describes how to uninstall the Sensor driver for extended function
for Windows in Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 environments.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as Administrator.

Step3 Select [Add or Remove Programs] (for Windows XP), or [Programs and
Features] or [Uninstall a program] (for Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1) from
Control Panel. Follow the instructions on the screen to delete "FUJITSU
PalmSecure Sensor Driver".

★Tip A [User Account Control] dialog box is displayed

A [User Account Control] dialog box may be displayed in
Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 environments.
Continue the process by clicking the [allow] or [yes] button.

Step4 Restart the target hardware.

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5.3 Considerations and Notes

This section explains the issues to be considered when using the Sensor driver
for extended function for Windows.

◆ When Connecting a PalmSecure Sensor

The Sensor driver for extended function for Windows is exclusively for the PalmSecure
Sensor V2. Do not connect a PalmSecure Sensor on target hardware on where you
have installed the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows. An error occurs
in the Sensor start sequence if you attempt to start the Authentication library while
a PalmSecure Sensor is connected. Also, if you once connect a PalmSecure Sensor,
the PalmSecure Sensor V2 may not operate properly when you re-connect it again
since information on the PalmSecure Sensor has been created in the Windows
device information.
Repair the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows as follows if the Sensor
has stopped operating properly due to the above reason.

Operation
Step1 Check that a PalmSecure Sensor V2 is connected as follows.

(1) Right click device information of the Sensor driver in Device

Manager and select [Properties] from the displayed menu.

(2) Select the [Details] tab in the displayed screen.

(3) Select [Hardware Ids] for [Property] on the [Details] tab.

(4) Check the [Value] to ensure that the PalmSecure Sensor V2 is connected.
(“Rev_0200” indicates that a PalmSecure Sensor V2 is connected.)

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Step2 If a PalmSecure Sensor V2 is not connected, connect it and repeat

Step 1.

Step3 Repair the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows as follows.

<For Windows XP>

(1) Select [Add or Remove Programs] from Control Panel.

(2) Select [FUJITSU PalmSecure Sensor Driver] from the displayed

screen.

(3) Click [Click here for support information] to display the support
information.

(4) Check [Version] to confirm that is the Sensor driver for extended
function for Windows. (“3.1.xxxx” indicates the Sensor driver
for extended function for Windows.)

(5) Click the [Repair] button at the bottom right of the screen to repair
the Sensor driver for extended function for Windows.

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<For Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1>

(1) Select [Programs and Features] from Control Panel.

(2) Select [FUJITSU PalmSecure Sensor Driver] from the displayed

screen.

(3) Check [Version] to confirm that is the Sensor driver for extended
function for Windows. (“3.1.xxxx” indicates the Sensor driver for
extended function for Windows.)

★Tip If [Version] is not displayed

Right click the [Name] column and select [Version] from
the displayed menu.

(4) Click [Repair] from the toolbar to repair the Sensor driver for extended
function for Windows.

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Sensor Driver for Extended Function

(Linux Version)

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Chapter6 Installing the Sensor Driver
for Extended Function
(Linux Version)

6.1 Building the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

6.2 Installing the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

6.3 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

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6.1 Building the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

The Sensor driver for extended function for Linux is provided as the source code.
Modify and build the source code for the Senor driver for extended function
for Linux before installing on the target hardware.

!Caution Kernel configuration

The driver does not support kernels which are configured to
automatically assign minor numbers to USB devices.
Do not set the CONFIG_USB_DYNAMIC_MINORS macro when
implementing the kernel.

The following steps describe how to modify and build the source code for the
Sensor driver for extended function for Linux.

Operation
Step1 Install the kernel-devel package of the target kernel version.
This step is not required if you have already installed.

Step2 Enter the full path to the folder where Makefile of the kernel is stored to
the following line within Makefile.
KERNDIR = # Set your target kernel source path.(Full path)
↑
Enter the path here

Example) CentOS6.4 with the kernel version “2.6.32-358.el6.i686”.

KERNDIR = /usr/src/kernels/2.6.32-358.el6.i686

Step3 Modify the source code “fjveincam.c” and “fjveincam.h” as required.

Step4 Build the source code.

The module"fjveincam.ko" of the Sensor driver is created.

★Tip Checking if the Sensor driver module"fjveincam.ko"

is created
You can check using the ls -l command.

-rw-rw-r-- 1 palmsec palmsec XXXXX Jan 23 16:09 fjveincam.ko

XXXXX: File size

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6.2 Installing the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

This section describes how to install the Sensor driver for extended function
for Linux.

Operation
Step1 Ensure that the Sensor is not connected to the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as a user with root privileges.

Step3 Use the “mkdir” command to create the “misc” folder under the
“/lib/modules/(kernel version)/” folder on the target hardware.
Command) mkdir /lib/modules/(kernel version)/misc

Step4 Copy the Sensor driver module you created in “6.1 Building the Sensor
Driver for Extended Function (Linux Version)” into the folder you
created in Step 3.
The following shows the file to be copied and the destination folder.

File to be copied Copy destination folder

fjveincam.ko /lib/modules/(kernel version)/misc

Step5 Use the “mkdir” command to create a folder.

Command) mkdir -p /dev/usb

Step6 Use the “mknod” command to create a special file for sensor access
"fjveincam0”.
<When connecting one Senor>
Command) mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
<When connecting more than one Sensor> (e.g. 2 Sensors)
Command) mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam1 c 180 161

>See> For information on multiple Sensor connections, refer to

the "System Development Guide" and "Authentication Library
Reference Guide".

Step7 Use the “depmod” command to update dependencies between

kernel modules.
Command) /sbin/depmod -a &> /dev/null

Step8 Use the “modprobe” command to load the Sensor driver module
“fjveincam”.
Command) /sbin/modprobe fjveincam

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Step9 Add the following lines to the start-up script (ex. /etc/rc.d/rc.local)
as necessary.
<When connecting one Senor>
mkdir -p /dev/usb
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
<When connecting more than one Sensor> (e.g. 2 Sensors)
mkdir -p /dev/usb
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam1 c 180 161

>See> For information on multiple Sensor connections, refer to

the "System Development Guide" and "Authentication Library
Reference Guide".

Step10 Connect the Sensor to the target hardware.

>See> For information on how to connect the sensor, refer to the
"Sensor Instruction Manual" or “Mouse Type Sensor
Instruction Manual”.
The Sensor is automatically detected.

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6.3 Uninstalling the Sensor Driver for

Extended Function (Linux Version)

This section describes how to uninstall the Sensor driver for extended function
for Linux.

Operation
Step1 Disconnect the Sensor from the target hardware.

Step2 Log in as a user with root privileges.

Step3 Use the “rm” command to delete a special file for sensor access
"fjveincam0”.
<When connecting one Senor>
Command) rm /dev/usb/fjveincam0
<When connecting more than one Sensor> (e.g. 2 Sensors)
Command) rm /dev/usb/fjveincam0
rm /dev/usb/fjveincam1

>See> For information on multiple Sensor connections, refer to

the "System Development Guide" and "Authentication Library
Reference Guide".

Step4 Delete the following lines from the start-up script (ex. /etc/rc.d/rc.local)
as necessary.
<When connecting one Senor>
mkdir -p /dev/usb
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
<When connecting more than one Sensor> (e.g. 2 Sensors)
mkdir -p /dev/usb
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam0 c 180 160
mknod -m 666 /dev/usb/fjveincam1 c 180 161

>See> For information on multiple Sensor connections, refer to

the "System Development Guide" and "Authentication
Library Reference Guide".

Step5 Use the “modprobe” command to delete the Sensor driver module
“fjveincam”.
Command) modprobe -r fjveincam

Step6 Delete the following file copied under the "/lib/modules/

(kernel version)/misc/" folder.
Command) rm -rf /lib/modules/(kernel version)/misc/fjveincam.ko

Step7 Use the “depmod” command to update dependencies between

kernel modules.
Command) /sbin/depmod -a &> /dev/null

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