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Xperix RealScan S60 and RealScan S60M

RealScan S60 by Xperix is a compact, thin and lightweight fingerprint scanner designed for capturing all 10 fingerprints as 4+4+2 slaps, as well as single rolled and flat fingerprints. An OEM module, RealScan S60M, is also available.

Both the scanner and the OEM module are certified by the FBI as Appendix F Mobile ID FAP 60 compliant.

The manufacturer specifies that the scanner features IP65 rugged package. The devices are optimized for easy integration into mobile and desktop solutions.

Support modules for these devices are included in MegaMatcher 2025.1 SDK, MegaMatcher On Card 2025.1 SDK and VeriFinger 2025.1 SDK.

Find RealScan S60 Ultra Slim, and Lightweight Fingerprint live scanner
at Biometric Supply, a subsidiary of Neurotechnology.
RealScan S60 scanner
Xperix (Suprema) RealScan S60 fingerprint scanner

RealScan S60M module
Xperix RealScan S60M fingerprint scanner module

Specifications

  Scanner Module
 
Device name RealScan S60 RealScan S60M
Manufacturer Xperix Inc.
Connection USB 2.0
Supported OS (*) Microsoft Windows, Android
Resolution 500 ppi
Platen size 83 x 78 mm (3.3" x 3.1")
Image capture area
(Active platen size)
82 x 76 mm (3.2" x 3.0")
Fingerprint image size 1600 x 1500 pixels (for 4 finger slaps)
900 x 900 pixels (for 2 finger flats)
800 x 750 pixels (for single rolled/flat finger)
Sensor type Optical
Device size 118 x 120 x 19 mm
(4.6" x 4.7" x 0.8")
102 x 112 x 16 mm
(4.0" x 4.4" x 0.6")
Device weight 220 g (7.8 oz) 189 g (6.7 oz)
Operating temperature -10°C ~ +55°C (14°F ~ 131°F)
Operating humidity 10% - 90% (non-condencing)

* These operating systems are supported by Neurotechnology SDKs. Device manufacturers may have different lists of supported operating systems.

Other Xperix / Suprema scanners

Neurotechnology SDKs also include support modules for these Xperix and Suprema scanners:

 

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