Time and attendance models

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    Choosing an attendance terminal

    Choose an attendance terminal by who will use it, how many people they are and how the records reach payroll. Verification method and connectivity matter more than screen size.

    Verification method
    Fingerprint is the usual choice. Face recognition suits staff whose fingers are often dirty, wet or worn, and models that offer face and fingerprint give both options.
    User and record capacity
    Check how many fingerprints or faces the terminal stores, 1,000 to 10,000 on these models, and how many records it holds, 100,000 to 200,000. Compare these with your headcount and how often you collect data.
    Data collection
    USB models export records to a flash drive and suit a single site. LAN (TCP/IP) models send records to software on a PC or server, which suits several terminals or remote collection.
    Software and payroll
    The terminal needs matching software to turn punches into attendance reports. Check how the reports reach your payroll process before you buy.
    Power and clock
    Terminals run from a 5 V or 12 V supply. A built-in battery on some models keeps the clock and records through a short power cut.
    Environment
    These terminals are for indoor use at about 0 to 60 °C and 20 to 80% humidity. Keep them out of direct sunlight and away from splashes.

    Installation and compatibility

    • Enrol two fingers per person, and make sure each finger is clean and placed flat and centred. Poor enrolment causes most read failures.
    • Mount the terminal at about chest height, out of direct sunlight. Face recognition also needs even lighting without strong backlight.
    • Check the terminal clock and back up the records regularly.

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