How to attach FingerPrint Machine with system

hi Experts,
i have a fingerprint machine and i want to use that machine in my application .
What would be step to connect fingerprint machine with my machine and Application.
Thanks
Manoj Kaushik
Edited by: Manoj Kaushik on Nov 3, 2010 6:18 AM

MY main question is: what forms / database versions are you using (FULL versions e.g. Forms 10.1.2.3 and Database 10.2.0.5)? As the solutions to problems can be version dependend it is highly recommendable to mention versions in the first place. Also please share the platform you are using.
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