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3. Answer any necessary clock prompts (see Figure 17) . Answers for the prompts
may be selectable from a pick list. If you do not see all the options in the pick list,
use your finger to scroll through the list.
Clock prompts may not be required on your account. If that is the case, you will
not see this screen.
4. The clock will display a confirmation message with your punch time (see Figure
18) . You can clear the message by clicking GOT IT , but the message will
eventually clear on its own and the clock will return to the Punch Entry screen.
Punching with a Proximity Card
1. The clock is ready to receive a punch when it displays the Clock Entry screen (see
Figures 14 and 15) . Pass the card in front of the sensor located at the bottom
right of the clock. The clock will verify your identity and present the Punch Type
screen
(see Figure 16) .
2. Select a punch type using the touchscreen buttons. If you are unable to select
the correct type of punch, you likely missed a punch. Use the
Miss your last
punch? link to select the correct punch type.
3. Answer any necessary clock prompts (see Figure 17) . Answers for the prompts
may be selectable from a pick list. If you do not see all the options in the pick list,
use your finger to scroll through the list.
Clock prompts may not be required on your account. If that is the case, you will
not see this screen.
4. The clock will display a confirmation message with your punch time (see Figure
18) . You can clear the message by clicking GOT IT , but the message will
eventually clear on its own and the clock will return to the Punch Entry screen.
12. Offline Mode
When the clock is not connected to the internet (offline mode) it still collects punches,
stores them and transmits them once the connection is restored. You will not see
punches in the timekeeping application until they have been transmitted to our servers.
Fingerprints cannot be enrolled while the clock is in Offline Mode.