The R307 Optical Fingerprint Sensor Module is a high-performance biometric solution that integrates image collecting and algorithm chips. Designed for easy integration, it supports both UART (TTL) and USB interfaces, making it compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and PC-based applications. It features advanced fingerprint matching, storage, and search capabilities. With its low power consumption and high precision, the R307 is perfect for DIY security projects like smart door locks, attendance systems, and personalized access control. Read more
The R307 Optical Fingerprint Sensor is a professional-grade, all-in-one biometric module designed to add secure identity verification to any project.
The R307 is an integrated fingerprint verification module that combines an optical path, a high-performance DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and an onboard flash memory.
Integrated Image Buffering: The module automatically handles image capture, feature extraction, and template generation, outputting simple "Success" or "Fail" signals to your microcontroller.
Dual Interface Connectivity: Use the UART (Serial) pins for microcontrollers or the USB interface for direct integration with attendance software on a computer.
Onboard Database: Stores up to 1,000 fingerprints directly on the module’s internal flash memory, ensuring data is retained even if the power is disconnected.
Self-Learning Algorithm: The R307 features a sophisticated algorithm that updates the stored template over time, improving recognition accuracy as the user's finger placement changes.
Compact & Rugged: The optical glass is scratch-resistant and designed for high-traffic use in offices or industrial environments.
The Electrapac R307 typically uses a 6-pin connector. For most DIY projects using an Arduino, you only need four wires:
VCC (Red): 5V DC Power.
GND (Black): Ground.
TXD (White): Transmit Data (Connects to MCU RX).
RXD (Green): Receive Data (Connects to MCU TX).
Touch (Yellow): Sensing pin (Optional - used to "wake up" the MCU when a finger is detected).
Pro-Tip: When using the R307 with an Arduino, we recommend using the Adafruit Fingerprint Sensor Library. It includes easy-to-use examples for "Enroll" (registering a finger) and "Fingerprint" (verifying a user).
Biometric Door Locks: Creating secure, keyless entry systems for homes or lockers.
Attendance Systems: Tracking employee or student clock-in/out times without ID cards.
Safe Boxes: Adding a biometric layer of security to private storage or drawers.
User Authentication: Restricting access to sensitive machinery or computer terminals.
Vehicle Ignition: Building a "Fingerprint-to-Start" system for cars or bikes.
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| Specifications | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Fingerprint Model | R307 |
| IC Model | AS606 |
| Supply Voltage | 3.6 - 6.0VDC |
| Operating Current | Max 120mA |
| Peak Current | Max 150mA |
| Fingerprint Imaging Time | <1.0 seconds |
| Window Area | 14mm x 18mm |
| Signature File Size | 256 bytes |
| Template File Size | 512 bytes |
| Storage Capacity | 162 templates |
| Safety Rating | Level 1-5 (Level 3 default) |
| False Acceptance Rate | <0.001% |
| False Reject Rate | <1.0% |
| Interface | TTL Serial |
| Baud Rates | 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600 (default: 57600) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Humidity | 40%-85% RH |
| Dimensions | 56 x 20 x 21.5mm |
| Exposed Dimensions | 21 x 21 x 21mm |
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