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`Roku, Inc. v. Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
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`[19] The State Intellectual Property Office of the People’s Republic of China
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`G11C 5/00 (2006. 01)
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`[12] Description of Utility Model Patent
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`Patent No. ZL 200620120188.4
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`[45] Patent Date: August 15, 2007
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` [11] Patent No.: CN 2935383Y
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`[22] Filed on:
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`June 30, 2006
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`[21] Appl. No.:
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`200620120188.4
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`[73] Patent Holder: Beijing Feitian Technologies Co., Ltd.
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`5th Floor, Yan 7A Building, No. 40 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District,
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`Beijing 100083
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`[72] Inventor(s): LU Zhou, YU Huangzhang
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`[74] Patent Firm or Agency: Unitalen Attorneys at Law, Beijing
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`Agent: SUN Changlong
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`[54] Title of Utility Model
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`Claims: 2 pages, Description: 10 pages, Drawings: 6 pages
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`Automatically running composite USB device with mass storage and fingerprint lock
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`[57] Abstract of Disclosures
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`The present utility model relates to a composite USB device with a mass storage and a
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`fingerprint lock which can be automatically operated. The present utility model comprises a USB
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`interface, a mass storage application sub-module and a fingerprint lock application sub-module
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`respectively connected to the USB interface, the USB interface is further connected with an
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`automatic running circuit for automatically controlling USB enumeration, a storage controller in
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`the mass storage application submodule or/and the fingerprint lock controller in the fingerprint
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`lock application submodule include(s) an automatic running function module. The present utility
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`model not only has the functions of identity recognition and authentication, but also has a
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`powerful storage function. After the device of the utility model is inserted into a computer, the
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`operating system can automatically recognize the device immediately, generate a corresponding
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`drive letter, and run the specified program or file (such as prompting a user to input a fingerprint
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`or PIN code, or install a driver). Therefore, it is greatly convenient for users to use and can
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`improve work efficiency.
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`USB KEY
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`What is claimed is:
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`1. An automatically running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint
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`lock, characterized in that the device comprises: a USB interface, and a mass storage
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`application sub-module and a fingerprint lock application sub-module respectively
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`connected to the USB interface, the mass storage application sub-module comprises a
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`storage controller and a mass storage unit, and is connected to the USB interface via the
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`storage controller, the fingerprint lock application sub-module comprises a fingerprint
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`lock controller and a fingerprint lock storage unit, and is connected to the USB interface
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`via the a fingerprint lock controller, the storage controller in the mass storage application
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`submodule or/and the fingerprint lock controller in the fingerprint lock application
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`submodule are each a microprocessor that comprises an automatic running function
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`module and are connected with an automatic running circuit for automatic control of
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`USB enumeration.
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`2. The automatically running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint
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`lock according to claim 1, characterized in that the automatic running circuit comprises a
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`triode and a resistor, a base of the triode is configured to receive an enumeration control
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`signal, an emitter thereof is connected to a power source, and a collector thereof is
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`connected to a data end of the USB interface via the resistor.
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`3. The automatically running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint
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`lock according to claim 1, characterized in that the automatic running function module
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`comprises an Autorun.inf file.
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`4. The automatically running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint
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`lock according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the device further comprises a
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`USB hub module, and the mass storage application submodule and the fingerprint lock
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`application submodule are respectively connected to the USB interface via the USB hub
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`module.
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`5. The automatically running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint
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`lock according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the storage controller in the mass
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`storage application sub-module and the fingerprint lock controller in the fingerprint lock
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`application submodule are separate microprocessor chips or integrated in the same
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`microprocessor chip.
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`Description
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`Automatically running compound USB device with mass storage and fingerprint lock
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`Technical Field
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`The present utility model relates to a USB device, in particular to an automatically
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`running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint lock.
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`Background Art
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`Fingerprint recognition technology is the earliest computer-based identification method,
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`and it is still the most widely used biometric technology today. In the past, it was mainly used in
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`the criminal investigation systems. In recent years, it has gradually moved to a wider civilian
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`market. As early as in ancient times, humans have recognized the characteristics of fingerprints
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`and have used fingerprints as a symbol of personal identity. In the middle of the 19th century,
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`scientists began scientific research on the true meaning of fingerprints, and reached two
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`important conclusions: 1. No two fingers have identical fingerprints; 2. the shape of the
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`fingerprint remained unchanged for life. These studies had led some governments to use
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`fingerprints for criminal identification. In the field of modern scientific research, the
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`identification of fingerprints belongs to “pattern recognition”. At the core of this fingerprint
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`recognition system is the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology. Fingerprint is
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`extracted by a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) camera, then input into a
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`computer, and goes through a series of complex fingerprint recognition algorithms. Modern
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`technology can complete any person’s identity authentication in a very short time. Thus, it can be
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`said that fingerprint recognition is the revolution of the century in the field of identity
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`identification.
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`With the continuous development of USB KEY technology, a USB information security
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`lock based on fingerprint acquisition and recognition has emerged, which is referred to as a
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`fingerprint lock or fingerprint KEY. The fingerprint KEY is a personal mobile security product
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`based on the fingerprint recognition technology. It scans the human fingerprint through an
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`optical sensor, and a user does not need to input a PIN code. It can achieve reliable strong two-
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`factor identity authentication by virtue of fingerprint plus hardware. The fingerprint KEY can be
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`built into a 32-bit core intelligent card chip, a high-performance fingerprint processing chip, and
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`a scanning live fingerprint image sensor. The processes of fingerprint collection, storage and
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`verification are performed entirely in the KEY, that is, the user’s fingerprint information and key
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`will never appear in the computer’s memory, and the user’s personal data can be protected safely
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`and effectively. The fingerprint KEY has a built-in RSA algorithm; the hardware generates a
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`1024-bit or 2048-bit RSA key pair, a 64K user storage space is provided; it supports PKCS#11
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`and CSP standard middleware, and fully supports a PKI application.
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`A USB mass storage device is a portable mobile storage device that has emerged in
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`recent years; it is characterized by small size, low price, being easy to carry, stable performance,
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`large storage capacity (ranging from tens of megabytes to several gigabytes and extendable. It
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`can completely replace the functions of floppy disk and floppy disk drive. Like the fingerprint
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`KEY, the USB mass storage device uses a USB interface, and the storage medium can be Flash
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`Memory, EPROM, EEPROM, MRAM or FRAM. USB mass storage devices can be used to store
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`various types of data files, drivers, and applications. With the continuous development of the
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`USB mass storage device technology, USB mass storage devices using the Autorun technology
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`have appeared on the market. After a USB mass storage device is connected to a computer, the
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`specified program or file can automatically run, such as automatically playing Flash animation,
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`video advertisement, PPT presentation, web page display and automatic link login. With a
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`management tool, a user can switch the content that is automatically run, or can set the order and
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`mode of execution or display of each file. The importable contents include: movie files (AVI,
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`WMV, ASF, DAT), presentation files (PPT), OFFICE files (WORD, EXCEL, etc.), image files
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`(BMP, JPG), executable files (EXE), FLASH files. (SWF), sound files (WAV, MP3), web page
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`files (HTML), web addresses, and the like. Programs or files will be terminated immediately
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`after the USB mass storage device is unplugged, and no information will be left on the computer,
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`making it easy, efficient, and secure.
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`However, the fingerprint KEY typically only has a single function and limited storage
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`capacity, which cannot meet the increasing storage requirements. Although USB mass storage
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`devices have large storage capacity, in general, the data in USB mass storage devices are
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`unencrypted. Thus, the fingerprint KEY can be used to encrypt data in the USB mass storage
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`device. In addition, sometimes it is necessary to install the fingerprint KEY driver through a CD
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`or a network, such that the fingerprint KEY can be recognized by the computer, which may bring
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`a lot of inconvenience to the user. At present, more and more users need a composite portable
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`device that can be used as an identity authentication terminal, has certain storage capacity, and
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`has the Autorun function.
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`Summary of the utility model
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`In order to solve the above problems, the present utility model provides an automatically
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`running composite USB device with a mass storage and a fingerprint lock which is simple in
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`structure and complete in function.
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`The technical solution employed by the present utility model to solve the technical
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`problems is as follows: the device comprises: a USB interface, and a mass storage application
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`sub-module and a fingerprint lock application sub-module respectively connected to the USB
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`interface, the mass storage application sub-module comprises a storage controller and a mass
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`storage unit, and is connected to the USB interface via the storage controller, the fingerprint lock
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`application sub-module comprises a fingerprint lock controller and a fingerprint lock storage
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`unit, and is connected to the USB interface via the a fingerprint lock controller, the storage
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`controller in the mass storage application submodule or/and the fingerprint lock controller in the
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`fingerprint lock application submodule are each a microprocessor that comprises an automatic
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`running function module and are connected with an automatic running circuit for automatic
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`control of USB enumeration.
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`The automatic running circuit comprises a triode and a resistor, a base of the triode is
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`configured to receive an enumeration control signal, an emitter thereof is connected to a power
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`source, and a collector thereof is connected to a data end of the USB interface via the resistor.
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`The automatic running function module comprises an Autorun.inf file.
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`The device further comprises a USB hub module, and the mass storage application
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`submodule and the fingerprint lock application submodule are respectively connected to the USB
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`interface via the USB hub module.
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`The storage controller in the mass storage application sub-module and the fingerprint
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`lock controller in the fingerprint lock application submodule are separate microprocessor chips
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`or integrated in the same microprocessor chip.
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`The present utility model comprises a USB interface, and a mass storage application sub-
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`module and a fingerprint lock application sub-module respectively connected to the USB
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`interface, the USB interface is further connected with an automatic running circuit for
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`automatically controlling USB enumeration, the storage controller in the mass storage
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`application submodule or/and the fingerprint lock controller in the fingerprint lock application
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`submodule include(s) an automatic running function module. The present utility model not only
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`has the functions of identification and authentication, but also has a powerful storage function. A
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`user can store useful data (such as a fingerprint KEY driver or an executable program) on the
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`USB mass storage device. After the device of the present utility model is inserted into a
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`computer, the operating system can automatically recognize the device immediately, generate a
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`corresponding drive letter, and run the specified program or file (such as prompting the user to
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`input a fingerprint or PIN code, or installing a driver). Therefore, it is greatly convenient for
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`users to use and improves work efficiency.
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`The present utility model can achieve the following functions: 1) provide a multi-
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`functional composite device, which reduces the product cost; 2) encrypt the content on the USB
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`mass storage through a fingerprint KEY to ensure the security of the data; 3) store a large
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`amount of data; 4) recognize fingerprints and provide all of the functions that a fingerprint KEY
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`can provide; 5) automatically run certain programs or files (such as prompting users to enter
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`fingerprints or PIN codes, or installing drivers).
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`Brief Description of Drawings
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`FIG. 1 is a structural block diagram of embodiment 1 of the present utility model.
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`FIG. 2 is a structural block diagram of embodiment 2 of the present utility model.
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`FIG. 3 is a structural block diagram of embodiment 3 of the present utility model.
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`FIG. 4 is a flow chart of the interaction between embodiments 1, 2 and a host according
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`to the present utility model.
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`FIG. 5 is a flow chart of the interaction between embodiment 3 and the host according to
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`the present utility model.
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`FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the automatic running circuit according to the present
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`utility model.
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`Description of the Embodiments:
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`The device of the present utility model mainly comprises two parts in the hardware
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`structure, namely a fingerprint KEY and a USB mass storage device. The content of the present
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`utility model will be described in detail below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
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`Embodiment 1 is shown in FIG. 1, which is composed of a USB interface 102, a USB
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`HUB module 103, a USB KEY controller 104, a fingerprint KEY unit 105, a USB mass storage
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`device controller 106, a mass storage unit 107, and an automatic running circuit 108. The
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`fingerprint KEY unit 105 is connected to the USB HUB module 103 through the USB KEY
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`controller 104, and then connected to the USB interface 102 through the USB HUB module 103,
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`and finally the USB bus is connected to the host 101 to implement the fingerprint KEY function.
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`The fingerprint KEY unit 105 and the USB KEY controller 104 together form a fingerprint lock
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`application sub-module 109. At the same time, the mass storage unit 107 is connected to the
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`automatic running circuit 108 through the USB mass storage device controller 106, and then
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`connected to the USB interface 102 through the USB HUB module 103, and finally connected to
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`the host 101 through the USB bus, to achieve the function of the USB mass storage device. The
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`mass storage unit 107, the USB mass storage device controller 106 and the automatic running
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`circuit 108 together constitute a mass storage application sub-module 110. In this embodiment,
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`the fingerprint KEY and the USB mass storage device are coupled together by a USB HUB
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`module, wherein the USB KEY controller 104 and the fingerprint KEY unit 105 are two
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`independent microprocessor chips. This embodiment is characterized by a fast execution speed
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`but a slightly higher cost.
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`As shown in FIG. 2, embodiment 2 is composed of a USB interface 202, a USB HUB
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`module 203, a USB KEY controller and a fingerprint KEY integration module 204, a USB mass
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`storage device controller 205, a mass storage unit 206, and an automatic running circuit 207. The
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`USB KEY controller and the fingerprint KEY integration module 204 (i.e., the fingerprint lock
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`application sub-module) are connected to the USB HUB module 203, and then connected to the
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`USB interface 202 through the USB HUB module 203, and finally connected to the host 201
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`through the USB bus, to implement the function of the fingerprint KEY. At the same time, the
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`mass storage unit 206 is connected to the USB mass storage device controller 205, and the USB
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`mass storage device controller 205 is in turn connected to the automatic running circuit 207, and
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`then connected to the USB interface 202 through the USB HUB module 203, and finally
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`connected to the host 201 through a USB bus, to implement the function of USB mass storage
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`device. The mass storage unit 206, the USB mass storage device controller 205, and the
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`automatic running circuit 207 collectively constitute a mass storage application sub-module. In
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`this embodiment, the fingerprint KEY and the USB mass storage device are coupled together by
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`a USB HUB module, wherein the USB KEY controller and the fingerprint KEY unit are
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`integrated into one chip. The feature of this embodiment is that it can save some costs, and the
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`disadvantage is that the execution speed is slightly slower.
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`The flow of the interaction operation with the host in embodiments 1, 2 of the present
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`invention is as shown in FIG. 4: in step 401, the device of the present invention is inserted into
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`the host, and each work is started. First, in step 402, a command is issued by the host. In step
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`403, the USB HUB determines which device command is used, and the USB HUB sends the host
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`command to different devices according to different device numbers. If it is a command of the
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`mass storage device, step 404 is executed to determine whether it is the first bus reset, and if so,
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`step 405 is performed to enumerate the mass storage device. Step 406 reports the system
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`descriptor as a CD ROM. Step 407 searches if there is an Autorun.inf file, and if so, executes
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`step 408 to run the Autorun.inf file. Then, step 409 is performed to perform USB enumeration
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`again. If the Autorun.inf file does not exist, step 409 is directly performed to re-enumerate the
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`USB device. Step 410: the mass storage device receives the command sent by the host in step
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`402 and parses the command. Next, the step 411 performs data exchange. The data exchange
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`includes receiving data of the host and returning internal data of the mass storage device to the
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`host, including reading of the file allocation table. Finally, at step 412, the information is
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`returned to the host. If it is determined in step 404 that the USB peripheral is not the first bus
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`reset, then step 410 is directly executed to receive the host command and parsed without re-
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`enumerating the USB device. In step 403, if it is a fingerprint KEY, the fingerprint KEY data
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`branch is executed. Step 413 performs USB device enumeration. In step 414, the fingerprint
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`KEY receives the data and parses it. Step 415 processes information internally, including
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`receiving data and transmitting data, encrypting and decrypting data, verifying password
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`information, verifying biometrics, verifying signatures, etc., as well as storing passwords, storing
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`certificates, storing biometrics, and setting authority settings activity. Step 416 organizes the
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`processed information. Step 417 returns the data information to the host.
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`In embodiment 3, as shown in FIG. 3, the device of the present invention is composed of
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`a USB interface 302, a composite controller module 303, a fingerprint KEY unit 304, a mass
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`storage unit 305, and an automatic running circuit 306. The fingerprint KEY unit 304 is
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`connected to the composite controller module 303, and the composite controller module 303 is
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`connected to the automatic running circuit 306, and then the automatic running circuit 306 is
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`connected to the USB interface 302. Finally, it is connected to the host 301 through the USB bus
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`to implement the function of the fingerprint KEY. At the same time, the mass storage unit 305 is
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`connected to the composite controller module 303, which is in turn connected to the automatic
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`running circuit 306, and is connected to the USB interface 302 through the automatic running
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`circuit 306. Finally, it is connected to the host 301 through the USB bus in order to implement
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`the function of the USB mass storage device. The embodiment integrates a fingerprint processing
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`KEY unit and a micro processing unit for controlling the mass storage unit through a composite
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`controller module to simultaneously control the fingerprint KEY unit and the mass storage unit,
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`thereby coupling the fingerprint KEY and the USB mass storage device. Together, the composite
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`controller module is a composite chip with dual control functions of fingerprint KEY and USB
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`mass storage device. The feature of this embodiment is that the fingerprint KEY and the USB
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`mass storage device are directly connected to the USB interface, thereby improving the
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`execution speed. On the other hand, since the USB HUB is not used, the cost is also saved.
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`The working process of embodiment 3 is as shown in FIG. 5. The flow of the interaction
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`with the host in the third embodiment of the present invention is as follows: Step 501: after the
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`utility model is connected to the host, the operation is started, and the host sends a command in
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`step 502. Step 503 then determines if the USB peripheral is the first bus reset. If yes, step 504
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`performs hardware initialization USB enumeration to establish connection with the host. If it is
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`not inserted into the host for the first time, no USB enumeration is performed. In step 505, the
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`device reports the USB descriptor as a CD ROM. Step 506 searches if there is an Autorun.inf file,
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`and if so, executes step 507 to run the Autorun.inf file. Next, in step 508, the USB device is re-
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`enumerated, and the device descriptor is enumerated as a mass storage device or fingerprint KEY.
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`If the search for the Autorun.inf file does not exist in step 506, then step 508 is directly
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`performed to re-enumerate the USB device. Next, the USB device will work normally. Step 509
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`needs to receive USB data and analyze the content of the data. Then, step 510 determines the
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`working state of the system according to the obtained parsed data. If it is a mass storage device
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`command, step 511 needs to further analyze the data to determine whether to enumerate the file
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`allocation table (after the device is inserted into the host, the host enumerates a large amount of
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`file partition tables of the storage device). If the file allocation table needs to be enumerated, step
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`513 is executed to establish a virtual device on the host for the removable storage. If the file
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`partition table of the device has been read, step 512 transfers the file normally, and finally returns
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`data to the host in step 516. If the step 510 analysis is fingerprint KEY data, then the processing
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`of the command is required at step 514. Data is collated by step 515, and then the data is returned
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`to the host in step 516. If it is determined in step 503 that the USB peripheral is not the first bus
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`reset, then step 509 is directly performed to receive the data and then parse the data, and it is not
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`necessary to perform several steps 504-508.
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`The present utility model implements the Autorun function by running the Autorun.inf
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`file. The principle of the Autorun function is to allocate a part of the storage area of the USB
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`mass storage device for storing the Autorun.inf file. After the device is plugged in, the computer
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`recognizes it as two parts: the CD ROM and the disk storage, where the Autorun.inf file is stored
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`on the CD ROM and data cannot be written to the portion, and the disk storage portion is used to
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`store large amounts of data.
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`In order to implement the automatic running function, the utility model first reports the
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`system descriptor as a CD ROM when initializing the enumeration, so that the system can
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`execute the Autorun.inf file, and the system needs to re-enumerate the USB device after the
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`automatic running function is completed. It is implemented by the automatic running circuit
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`shown in FIG. 6. Taking embodiment 1 as an example, the automatic running circuit is formed
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`by a transistor P and a resistor R1. The base of the transistor is connected to a control terminal
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`IO0 of the controller U1 for receiving an enumeration control signal. The emitter is connected to
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`the power source Vcc, and the collector is connected to the data terminal, the D+ terminal of the
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`USB interface J1 via the resistor R1. When the device of the present invention is connected to
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`the host 101, the IO0 of the controller is low, and the voltage VA of the A point is high level. The
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`device is in a state of being plugged. At this time, USB enumeration is performed, and the device
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`reports the descriptor as a CD ROM. To perform the automatic running function, the next step is
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`to re-enumerate the device of the utility model, set IO0 to high, the voltage VA at point A is low,
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`the USB device is pulled out, and then IO0 is set to low, voltage VA at point A is at high level,
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`the device is in the inserted state, which is equivalent to the operation of re-inserting after the
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`device is pulled out, and then the second enumeration is performed according to the command
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`issued by the host 101, and the device descriptor is reported as a USB mass storage device or
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`fingerprint KEY. When the enumeration is initialized, the utility model first reports the system
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`descriptor as a CD ROM, so that the system can execute the Autorun.inf file. After the
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`completion, the system needs to re-enumerate the USB, and the device descriptor is reported as
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`the fingerprint KEY or USB mass storage device for automatic running.
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`The above describes an automatically running composite USB device with mass storage
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`and fingerprint lock as provided by the present utility model. In this disclosure, the specific
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`examples are used to explain the principle and implementation of the present utility model. The
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`description of the above embodiments is only for helping to understand the method of the present
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`invention and its core idea; at the same time, for a person of ordinary skill in the art, in
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`accordance with the basic idea of the present utility model, there may be changes in specific
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`embodiments and applications. In summary, the content of the description should not be
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`construed as limiting the present utility model.
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`Host
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`USB
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`USB HUB
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`USB KEY
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`Fingerprint
`KEY unit
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`Automatic
`running
`circuit
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`USB mass
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`device
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`Mass
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`Host
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`USB
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`USB HUB
`module
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`USB KEY
`controller and
`fingerprint KEY
`integrated module
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`Automatic
`running
`circuit
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`USB mass
`storage
`device
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`Mass
`storage
`unit
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`FIG. 2
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`Host
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`USB
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`Automatic
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`Composite
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`module
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`Fingerprint
`KEY unit
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`Mass
`storage unit
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`FIG. 3
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`Start
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`Host issues a
`command
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`Determine whether USB HUB device code is a
`mass storage device or a fingerprint KEY
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`Mass storage
`device
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`Fingerprint
`KEY
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`USB
`enumeration
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`Fingerprint KEY data
`receiving and analysis
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`Internal information
`processing
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`Data organization
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`No
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`Return information
`to host
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`Is it a first-time
`bus reset?
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`Yes
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`USB
`enumeration
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`Report system
`descriptor to CD
`ROM
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`Determine whether an
`Autorun file exists or not
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`No
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`Yes
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`Run Autorun file
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`Re-enumeration
`USB device
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`Receive and parse
`information
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`Data exchange
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`Return information
`to host
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`FIG. 4
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`Host issues a
`command
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`Is it a first-time
`bus reset?
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`Yes
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`System initiation USB
`enumeration
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`Report system
`descriptor to CD ROM
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`Yes
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`No
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`Determine whether an
`Autorun file exists or not
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`Run Autorun file
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`No
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`Re-enumeration
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`Receive and
`parse
`information
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`Is host command a mass storage device command or
`fingerprint KEY command?
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`Mass storage device
`command
`Is it an enumeration
`file allocation table?
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`Fingerprint KEY
`command
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`Data organization
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`No
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`Yes
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`File transfer
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`Enumeration file
`allocation table
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`Return information
`to host
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`Return
`information to
`host
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`FIG. 5
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`Controller
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`FIG. 6
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