What to do if the card won't go into my Amano MX-300 Clock?
If the card won't go in, it could be due to a power outage. In this case, wait until the power is restored. Alternatively, the power plug might be loose. Ensure the power plug is firmly plugged into the outlet.
Why does my Amano Clock eject the card without printing?
The card may be ejected without printing because it's facing the wrong direction. Try inserting the card again, ensuring it faces the correct way. Another reason could be that the card wasn't inserted correctly. Lightly tap the card into the card slot.
Why is the printing in the wrong place on my Amano MX-300 Clock?
If the printing appears in the wrong place, the PAY PERIOD ENDING DATE setting may be incorrect; correct it. Also, the DAY CHANGE TIME setting may be incorrect; adjust that setting.
Why is the printing too light on my Amano MX-300?
If the printing is too light, the ribbon cartridge is likely worn out. Replace the ribbon cartridge.
What to do if the printing is missing in some places on my Amano MX-300?
If the printing is missing in some places, the ribbon cartridge might not be inserted correctly. Make sure to insert the ribbon cartridge correctly.
Why are the printed numbers streaked on my Amano Clock?
The streaked printed numbers are likely due to improper use, such as jerking the time card out while it is being printed. Note that continued improper use might cause the clock to malfunction.
Why is the printed time so small on my Amano MX-300 Clock?
If the printed time is smaller than normal, it indicates that a mark was added to the IN time (like "S" or "L"), meaning the time was corrected. This is not a malfunction.
Why is there an asterisk printed in the TOTAL column of my Amano Clock?
If an asterisk (*) is printed in the TOTAL column, it means that the "NO CAL" option has been enabled for the corresponding type of time card. This is not a malfunction.
What to do if IN punch won't work on the day after the PAY PERIOD ENDING DATE on my Amano MX-300?
If the IN punch won't work on the day after the PAY PERIOD ENDING DATE, it is because the time card wasn't punched on the corresponding Pay Period Ending Date. Perform a Previous Month Total Hours Print for the corresponding time card.
Warnings about potential death or serious injury from misuse of the MX-300.
Cautions regarding personal injury or damage from misuse of the MX-300.
Precautions concerning power supply and connection for safe operation.
Explains how the MX-300 calculates work hours for different employee types.
Explains work hour calculation for hourly workers with flexible shifts and overtime thresholds.
Initial programming steps for time, date, and pay periods.
Procedure to set or adjust the MX-300's internal clock.
Procedure to set or adjust the MX-300's calendar date.
Setting the unit for rounding IN, OUT, and personal errand times.
Defining the standard work hours for regular employees.
Defining specific time zones for hourly workers on fixed shifts.
Configuring scheduled breaks for hourly workers with fixed shifts.
Setting standard hours before overtime is calculated for open shift workers.
Configuring scheduled breaks for hourly workers with open shifts.
Information on error codes and their meanings.
Detailed tables listing error codes and solutions.
General| Time Format | 12/24 hour |
|---|---|
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Type | Time Clock |
| Display | Digital |
| Mounting | Wall |
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