USB MORFO CABLE AD-AB-82

An “ADNET USB Morpho Cable” refers to a USB cable specifically designed to connect a Morpho biometric fingerprint scanner (like the Morpho MSO 1300 E, E2, or E3 series) to a computer, laptop, or sometimes even a mobile device (via OTG).

Here’s a detailed description:

What is a Morpho Device?

Morpho (now IDEMIA) produces widely used biometric fingerprint scanners. These devices are commonly employed in applications requiring secure identity verification and authentication, such as:

• Aadhaar eKYC and authentication in India.
• Banking and financial services (AEPS – Aadhaar Enabled Payment System).
• Telecom KYC and SIM activation.
• Government schemes and public subsidy disbursement.
• Attendance systems.
• Access control.

Key Features of an ADNET USB Morpho Cable:

• Purpose-Built: This cable is not a generic USB cable. It’s designed to be compatible with Morpho MSO 1300 series devices.
• Connector Type (Device End): The connector that plugs into the Morpho device itself is often a Micro USB Type-B male connector or a specialized multi-pin connector (sometimes referred to as an “8-pin” or “Morpho Connector” in product descriptions). Some newer Morpho devices or cables might use USB Type-C for the device end.
• Connector Type (Host End): The connector that plugs into your computer, laptop, or mobile device is typically a standard USB Type-A male connector. For mobile connectivity, it might be marketed as an OTG (On-The-Go) cable, meaning it can allow the mobile device to act as a host. Some versions might also have a USB Type-C connector for the host end.
• Data Transfer: Primarily designed for data communication between the Morpho scanner and the host device (computer/mobile) to transfer fingerprint data. It usually supports USB 2.0 speeds (up to 480 Mbps).
• Power Delivery: The cable also supplies power from the host device to the Morpho scanner, as these scanners are typically USB-powered.
• Length: Common lengths vary, often around 1 meter to 1.5 meters, suitable for desktop use.
• Durability: Given the frequent use of Morpho devices in various applications, these cables are usually designed to be durable and withstand repeated plugging and unplugging. They often feature PVC or similar protective jacketing and sometimes shielding to ensure stable data transmission.
• Plug and Play: Generally, these cables are plug-and-play, meaning they don’t require special drivers for the cable itself (though the Morpho device will require its own specific drivers and RD Service software to function correctly).

Why “ADNET USB Morpho Cable”?

ADNET is a brand that manufactures various computer accessories and cables. So, an “ADNET USB Morpho Cable” signifies a USB cable manufactured by ADNET that is specifically intended for use with Morpho biometric fingerprint scanners.

In summary: If you are looking for an “ADNET USB Morpho Cable,” you are almost certainly looking for a replacement or spare USB cable to connect your Morpho MSO 1300 E, E2, or E3 (or a similar model) fingerprint scanner to your computer or mobile device for biometric authentication and data transfer.