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Access

 

Control

 

Instruction

 

Manual

 

5

 

6.1. Device Settings 

In “Settings” menu, Click “Device” enter the device settings. 

Device No.: 

Device number, 1-255 optional 

Language: 

Switchable language 

Admins: 

It can set up to 10 

Warning Tone: 

Verify the success of voice prompts 

Volume: 

1-6 optional 

Time: 

Enter the time setting, click YYYY-MM-DD to set the 
date, Click hh:mm:ss to enter the time setting, Click 
“          ”after the setting is completed,  
Save automatically and exit 

Set Alarm: 

Up to 24 sets of rings can be set a day, Ringing the 
number of 0-60 optional 

Verify Mode: 

“F” is fingerprint, “P” is password, “C” is ID/IC card 

Reset Default: 

Restore all the setting information to the state when the 
device is shipped from the factory, But it will not clear 
the user registration information and attendance logs. 

Delete All Log: 

Delete all attendance logs, but not delete user 
information, the password is 8282. 

Delete All Data: 

Delete all registered users and attendance logs, please 
use with caution, the password is 8282. 

Upgrade: 

Firmware into the 

Pen drive

 root directory, 

Pen drive

 

inserted in the machine, Click here to upgrade the 
firmware 

6.2 Rec. Rule 

Click “Rec. Rule” in Settings menu, set available log alert and punch interval. 

6.2.1

 

Available log alert: 

 

When the available capacity of only the capacity you set,  
the device will be prompted 

6.2.2

 

Punch interval (min): 

 

In the set time, repeated punching no logs generated. 

6.3 Network 

Click “Network” in Settings menu, enter the network settings. 
If you need to open real-time monitoring, To set the corresponding  
"Server IP" and "server port", and set "Realtime Req" to "Yes". 

Wi-Fi: Open the Wi-Fi settings, "Enable" Select "Yes" to open the  
wireless network, Search Wi-Fi, Select the required wireless network,  
Enter the password to connect. 

Summary of Contents for N-BM300

Page 1: ...User Manual www biomaxsecurity com N BM300 Fingerprint Time Attendance and Access Control...

Page 2: ...Access Control Instruction Manual 1 Access Control Manual 1 Notice for use 1 1 Access Control wiring diagram Access Control External Power wiring diagram recommendation General Power wiring diagram...

Page 3: ...is the drilling position Figure 1 2 1 2 Find the frame groove position Figure 2 Gently remove the frame use hand Figure 3 2 1 3 That the backing plate bonded to the bottom cover with the device inser...

Page 4: ...n enter the main menu Initial Interface Main Menu 3 3 Verification Mode In the initial interface Users through the fingerprint ID IC card password authentication identity After the verification is suc...

Page 5: ...OK enter Sunday Saturday s time period selection 1 refers to the time period number 1 New registered users default time period 1 that is open all day Note For the definition of time period please refe...

Page 6: ...ndance logs Delete All Log Delete all attendance logs but not delete user information the password is 8282 Delete All Data Delete all registered users and attendance logs please use with caution the p...

Page 7: ...ings the screen as follows For example Allow the door to open at 04 00 11 00 03 00 06 00 11 00 18 00 By analogy you can define multiple time periods as needed Note the system default time1 open all da...

Page 8: ...p the alarm by clicking this item 6 4 7 Tamper Alert Tamper alert has two statuses Yes and No Yes refers to turning on tamper alert function an alarm occurs when the device is removed No refers to the...

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