TECOM TS1066, Руководство по программированию

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Appendix A: Reference materials
Using time and attendance readers
There are two types of readers that may be used for time and attendance
functionality (clocking on and off):

There can be up to 32 RASs (readers or keypads) on the NAC
’s buses
designated as time and attendance readers (see the
“Time & attendance
reader
” section on page 72).

There can be
up to 31 DGPs on the NAC’s buses that can have Wiegand
interfaces (e.g. the TS1061 Dual Wiegand Interface).
Using RASs for time and attendance
If using card readers on the
NAC’s buses, the functionality is determined by
whether the reader is an IN reader or an OUT reader. IN readers are Clock On
readers and OUT readers are Clock Off readers.
Badging a card on a Clock On card reader automatically clocks you on. Badging
a card on a Clock Off card reader automatically clocks you off.
Using an LCD RAS
When used as a time and attendance reader, the LCD RAS will display the time
and date similar to the following:
8:59 03/02/18
Clock On
Users can clock on and off using two methods, described as follows.
Method 1: Clock On
To clock on, key in the user PIN and press On. The current time and date will
appear for about a second before this screen appears:
Access granted
Clocked on
Method 1: Clock Off
To clock off, key in the user PIN and press Off. The current time and date will
appear for about a second before this screen appears:
Access granted
Clocked off
Method 2 (LCD keypad only): Clock On
To clock on, first press * to toggle the state so that Clock On is displayed, then
key in the user PIN and press Enter.
8:59 03/02/18
Clock On