Wisconsin Department of Justice Identification Manual - Imprimus ...

transaction request contains the minutia of the 2 fingers acquired by the device, not
the actual image, and a result is returned to the device.
Where to Use Fast ID
Some practical applications for these fast identification devices might include:
• providing real-time identification of an arrested person with an
unknown or questioned identity;
• identifying a suspect prior to keying errant arrest information into your
records management system;
• authenticating a prisoners identity prior to release;
• confirming identity for high profile prisoners returning from court.
Training
These devices require minimal training. The vendor will provide instruction
documentation at the time of installation. Copies of local law enforcement policy
and procedure are available if your agency would like to review them prior to
developing one of your own.
Databases Searched
These devices do not query the FBI’s IAFIS or other databases. They query only the
Wisconsin AFIS index finger database.
Search Limitations
Currently, there is no limit.
Requirements
Access to BadgerNet (10Mbits/s Ethernet network) – the same network
connection as your live scan, card scan, or TIME system server/terminal.
This may require your agency install a switch, and provide necessary
category 5 cabling;
An IP address for the device;
A standard outlet/power source that supports 115v;
A mounting device should your agency desire one.
Communications Protocol
Communications used are HTTP. Sites with network security should use port 80.
Placement
Some locations you may wish to place the fast ID device might include:
• Pre-booking area or intoxilyzer room;
• Pre-release area;
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