InfiniSource ETC 100, Hardware Manual

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4. Select the appropriate clock model from the Model drop-down
menu (as in “IQ400,” “IQ500,” “IQ1000,” etc.).
5. The clock Number is also known as the Clock ID. This number is
assigned in the memory of the clock itself. The default number is
“1.”
6. Enter the clock Password . This password is also assigned in the
memory of the time clock. The default password for an IQ 300, 400
or 500 clock is “ETC.” The default password for an IQ 1000 clock
is “IQ 1000.”
7. If you would like to restrict it so that only a specific range of card
numbers will be accepted at the time clock, enter the desired range
into the
Card Range fields.
8. Enter a Description for this clock as you would like it to appear in
TimeForce II and ClockLink.
9. If you would like to assign this clock to a group, make the desired
selection from the
Clock Group drop-down menu.
Note: See page 211 for instructions on creating clock groups.
10. If you would like to assign this clock to a Default Department ,
click on the “No Department” link and make the desired selection
from the tree-directory that appears.
11. If you would like to upload relay events to the time clock, put a
check-mark in the Upload Relay Events field.
Note: Relay Events can only be accessed once the clock profile has
been saved.
12. Select the Time Zone that the clock resides in from the drop-down
menu.
13. Enter any desired Notes about the clock profile.
14. Select the Connection Type from the drop-down menu. The steps
to completing the clock profile vary slightly depending on what
connection type you are using.
• Ethernet Clock: Put a check mark in the DHCP option to use
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Otherwise, enter the IP
Address where the clock can be reached. Remember to use
periods. If the clock can only be reached using a specific port
number, enter the appropriate port into the
Port Number field.
Leave this field blank to use the default port.