Will the Defenderpad be allow through airport scanners and if so would the scanner damage or degrade the Defender pad?
1515216
No. The man who invented it said he took it through, but they will search your bag if you don't take it out. He said he had it in the bag and they couldn't see through it. You may want to call them though and double check. He said he didn't get in trouble or anything and they let it through.
1606495
This scanner must be used with the base. If you connect the base via a usb to your tablet or router, you can make it work that way.
2093075
When you remove the screen, under the digitizer you have access to the touch sensors for the back and menu button and might have access to change the port, but if what your asking is it affects it at all, the answer is no. It just goes on top of everything.
1132117
should not be a problem as long as your scanner program is loaded on both computers or a program that will control your scanner is loaded!
1855852
The fingerprint reader probably wont work. You will have to enter the 4 digit code.
888791
I wish I could. I think the Seller should have some Link or info to. I know I wanted to Lock the Touch Pad since I was using Keyboard so the document would not Errouniously move on me. But, I just worked around it and put a cut out from a file folder over it taped where It would not feel the sensitivity of my hands hitting the Touch Pad. If I need the Touch Pad, I just fold it back. Hope You get something from the Vendor on this. Good Information to have and I agree it should be somewhere.ScoTT
240248
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/keypad/gr/ad/317517.html link at Honeywell says yes.
791101
No, this only opens via the scanner. The first time I programmed it, I made a big mistake. It was set up to open, BY ANYONE, just by depressing the first finger pad. That is the only pad that actually depresses. The proper set up is: You press that pad first, then scan your finger.
1264875
Yes it does there is a hole in the screen protecter allowing you to use the scanner.
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
641223
I haven't tested it yet but from looking at it the theory is it separates each compartment allowing for a perfect scan of each item in it with the laptop being on the outside instead of the middle like most cases, but rather or not they wont just tell you to take it out anyways is still left to be seen. Like I said I don't actually know and have not tested it at the airport yet.
1254140
I have not noticed an appreciable difference for scanning before and after I applied the protector. There is definitely a different feel (deeper divot), but I haven't felt that it affects the scanning much.
2145204
No, it will not. The pad acts like a paper and the pen like a pen. Any markings the pen does will be the only markings on the "paper" without the trouble of smearing or any annoying paper work issue.
1231349
I plug my scanner into my laptop with the 'mini' USB cord supplied with the unit. My laptop has shore power, so mine is 'travel-ready'. YMMV
687863
I recently passed through two security checkpoints with this accidentally in my carry on. It was clipped in the pocket of some pants I had packed and forgot to remove it. I didn't have a problem but I would remove the blade before flying for sure.
1509688
The DefenderPad has a smoth soft surface but its structure is rigid. It's easy to use.
1184675
As I understand it, the Defenderpad blocks the radiation from the bottom of your laptop, whether it is on your lap or on top of your desk. My laptop is often sitting on my desk, and I keep the DefenderPad underneath it, since the EMFs can pass through your desk and I figured it wouldn't hurt to keep it there. Of course, when you use the laptop on your desk, the EMFs are less harmful because they are not directly on your lap and touching the body. I don't think the Defenderpad is made to block radiation from a monitor, but if you are a foot or more away, there is not much danger to your body anyway. Hope that helped!