Thales CR5400 Dual-Sided ID Scanner
The Thales CR5400 UV IR dual-sided ID scanner is engineered for organizations requiring fast, accurate identification verification and barcode decoding. This duplex drivers license scanner captures both sides of ID documents simultaneously, eliminating manual re-scanning and reducing processing time. Perfect for government agencies, financial institutions, healthcare facilities, and access control systems, the CR5400 delivers reliable 1D and 2D barcode decoding with integrated UV and IR imaging to detect security features and prevent fraud.
Key Features
- Dual-sided simultaneous scanning for drivers licenses and ID cards
- UV and IR imaging for security feature detection and fraud prevention
- 1D and 2D barcode decoder with multi-format support
- High-speed document capture with automatic feed detection
- Duplex scanning eliminates manual document flipping
- Integrated identification reader for instant data extraction
- Compatible with government and commercial ID standards
- Robust construction for high-volume environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Strategic Sourcing / Thales |
| Model |
CR5400 |
| Scanning Type |
Dual-Sided (Duplex) |
| Imaging Technology |
UV/IR with visible light |
| Barcode Support |
1D and 2D formats |
| Document Types |
Drivers licenses, ID cards, passports |
| Interface |
USB connectivity |
| Drivers |
Duplex drivers included |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dual-sided ID scanner and how does it work?
A dual-sided ID scanner like the CR5400 captures both the front and back of identification documents in a single pass. The duplex scanning technology automatically feeds the document and images both sides simultaneously, eliminating the need to manually flip and re-scan documents. This significantly speeds up verification processes in high-volume environments.
Can the Thales CR5400 read 1D and 2D barcodes?
Yes, the CR5400 is equipped with advanced barcode decoding capabilities supporting both 1D and 2D formats. This allows it to read traditional linear barcodes as well as QR codes and other 2D matrix codes commonly found on modern identification documents.
What does UV and IR imaging detect on ID documents?
The integrated UV (ultraviolet) and IR (infrared) imaging in the CR5400 reveals security features embedded in identification documents, including holograms, microprinting, and hidden watermarks. This technology helps detect counterfeit or altered documents and enhances fraud prevention capabilities.
Is the CR5400 suitable for government and financial institutions?
Yes, the Thales CR5400 is designed to meet the stringent requirements of government agencies, financial institutions, and other high-security environments. Its robust identification reader and security imaging features make it ideal for KYC (Know Your Customer) compliance and access control applications.
