Perhaps https://www.uni-obuda.hu/journal/Lalovic_Macek_Milosavljevic_Veinovic_Franc_Lalovic_Tot_69.pdf or https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/bitstream/1807/70509/1/Pouryayevali_Shahrzad_201511_MAS_thesis.pdf might have done this.
At the moment I do not find any evidence for the possibility that the Windows driver for the device supports ActiveX. They do supply an SDK.
If you are using Linux, see http://www.futronic-tech.com/product_sdk_linux.html and notice that the libScanAPI is intended to return fingerprint images. This is significant because a lot of fingerprint scanners only return minutae rather than images and cannot be made to return images -- but it looks like this one can return images.
With a SDK having been provided in the form of a DLL or .so, you could use loadlibrary() to interface to the software.
