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General| Category | Security System |
|---|---|
| Device Type | Fingerprint Time Attendance |
| Fingerprint Sensor | Optical Sensor |
| Display | LCD |
| Transaction Capacity | 100, 000 |
| Power Supply | DC 5V 1A |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 45°C |
| Operating Humidity | 20% to 80% |
| Dimensions | 170 x 115 x 35 mm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Communication | USB |
Overview of the FingerTec TA100 DIY system, its features, and benefits.
Lists items included in the TA100 DIY package and materials provided.
Details the documentation and resources supplied with the TA100 DIY.
Explains the core components of the TA100 DIY reader, including LCD, LED, speaker, and sensor.
Defines how to use the keypad for attendance status and its importance in calculations.
Details specific keypad buttons used for different clocking statuses like check-in, break, and overtime.
Guides users through standard verification steps for clocking in and out.
Explains how to use the T9 input method for entering data like company names.
Instructions for connecting the DC 5V power adapter to the TA100 DIY reader.
Details three methods for user enrollment: fingerprint, password, and both.
Guidance on effective reader usage and proper initial fingerprint enrollment.
Provides 5 key tips for achieving optimal fingerprint capture during enrollment.
Step-by-step guide to setting the correct date and time on the TA100 DIY reader.
Instructions for enrolling a supervisor or administrator with fingerprint and user ID.
Further steps and details for enrolling an administrator, including setting name and privileges.
Steps to enroll a standard user, granting them identity verification but not system access.
Explains the two fingerprint verification methods: 1-to-Many and 1-to-1 matching.
Details the process for 1-to-Many fingerprint matching verification.
Explains the procedure for 1-to-1 fingerprint matching verification.
Guide for enrolling users with passwords when fingerprint enrollment is difficult.
Instructions on how users with enrolled passwords can report attendance.
Steps to remove users from the system if they leave the organization or are no longer needed.
Procedure for entering the company name into the TA100 DIY system.
Steps to define departments within the company for departmentalization.
Process of assigning enrolled users to their respective departments.
Instructions for moving users between different departments.
Explains how to set ON and OFF times for working shifts.
Details on configuring working shifts, including naming and setting times.
Explains the need to assign configured working shifts to users or departments.
Procedure for assigning a single working shift to all users in the company.
Steps to assign specific working shifts to individual departments.
Guide for assigning unique working shifts to specific employees.
Instructions for changing an employee's assigned working shift.
Details on setting attendance rules like Late Time, Early Time, and OT TOL Time.
How to track user clocking activities for fast checking.
Alternative method to check user clocking activities and their display format.
How to view exceptions like late, early, or absent status.
Explains the three types of attendance reports available.
Steps to prepare and save reports for all users onto a USB flash disk.
Procedure to prepare and save reports for specific departments onto a USB drive.
Steps for preparing and saving reports for individual users onto a USB flash disk.
Overview of using USB drives for user and attendance data management.
Instructions for transferring user data between TA100 DIY units via USB.
Steps to upload user data from a USB drive to another TA100 DIY unit.
Procedure for downloading and uploading attendance data between terminals via USB.
Steps to download attendance data from terminals to a USB pen drive.
Steps to upload attendance data from a USB drive to a TA100 DIY master unit.
How to configure the TA100 DIY to ring bells at specific times.
Detailed steps for configuring bell schedules, including time intervals.
Overview of additional functions and their descriptions.
Lists various other options like Show Score, Match Thr, Language, and Clear Data.
How to access and view device status, serial number, and storage.
Information for qualified installers and options for upgrading to TCMS V2 software.
Details on using the TCP/IP port for LAN connection and its requirements.
Instructions for setting up IP address and enabling Ethernet function.
Explanation of Ethernet crossover and straight-thru cables used for connectivity.
Answers to common questions about TA100 DIY features, reports, and usage.
FAQs on entering user names, generating reports, power off, and memory status.
Example of a daily attendance report showing user clocking details.
Sample of an electronic time card report with detailed attendance data.
Example of a staff movement analysis report showing user activity by terminal.
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