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Hardware Guide

English Version-1.0.1

Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access ControlZKS-T2

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Company ProfileSince 1995, ZKS has been at the forefront of fingerprint products, providing innovative, high-value solutions for

consumers. In 1999, ZKS began producing Time & Attendance, Access Control and Door Lock etc. and gradually

developed into the leader in the development of fingerprint applications, research, design and manufacture. The

ZKS brand stands for the highest quality and a profitable partnership. We have been offering core fingerprint

algorithm technology and mature embedded application products all the time. Our seventeen R&D members have

more than 10 years experience in this field. Our fingerprint products are featured by the integration of their excellent

system design and the precision in algorithms. We provide fingerprint products with competitive price, superior

quality and good performance for our global clients. And we have become a reputable OEM/ODM all over the world,

and will be glad to cooperate with you to provide best solutions for your security requirements.

History

* 1995: Established a primal bio-identification enterprise named Office Equipment Trading Company for supplying

fingerprint and OA materials.* 1999: Began producing Time & Attendance, Access Control, and Door Lock etc. making us become the leader in

the development of fingerprint applications.

* 2002: The Company has been reformed and renamed as Stronger Tech. Co. Limited, establishing a favorable

base for future development. Therefore, we are engaged in R&D, design, manufacture and sales on a big scale.

* 2004: We established the overseas sales department named ZKS Group as international window for global market

in Shanghai, which majors in OEM/ODM for many valued clients.

* 2006: Built up our inner sales department named Xin Stronger Tech. Co. Limited and promoted our own brand

"ZKS" in China.

* 2007: Got a great sales achievement in domestic and overseas market in the first half year comparing with the

same period of last year, forming a high efficient system base in Shanghai, the economic center of China.

* 2008: Upgraded our multimedia series products with GPRS, IP CAMERA and Video Door Phone functions,

challenging the new Researching and Developing trends in biometric Time Attendance and Access Control system,

making us the first and unique manufacturer at the top of advanced technology.

* 2010: With the latest facial recognition algorithm, we start producing facial recognition device F10, F11, F20

series, which are highly praised by domestic and foreign customers.

* 2011: Launched the world's first intellectual fingerprint device T9TOUCH1, setting new standards with high

quality service and continuous innovation in fingerprint application.

PositioningThe 21st century is the era of information and science technology. ZKS adheres to the double helix structure namely

the technological progress and innovative application, persisting in integrated development of the product with

information technology. ZKS build up a common and open innovative product development platform based on the

user demand and the social application. We dedicated to people-oriented products. ZKS take R&D, manufacturing

and sales as a whole. While providing reliable and safe technology products, we constantly enhance the user

experiencing. Our success lies in persistently providing customers with perfect and efficient solutions to help them

solve practical problems.



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Objective

To resolve customers problems and strive for innovation

To create the most innovative quality products

To provide customers the latest and the best technical solutions

To perfect the management by technology innovation, providing higher work efficiency

Slogan

Biometric Technology, Environmental Protection, Safe Intelligent, Low Carbon

PreambleRespected users, sincerely thank you for the use of ZKS products. Please read the manual, understand the basic

structure, performance and function of the device and learn about installation, using, maintenance and management

of the device.

ZKS-T2 device has adopted the most advanced fingerprint technology identification, convenient number keyboard,

patented design, and a unique wall hanging structure. It is flexible with various identification modes, such as

fingerprint, password, card (optional), fingerprint + password etc.

T2 device communicate with its software through TCP/IP, USB, and RS485. Its software realizes complex time

attendance and access control. T2 can storage 3000 fingerprint templates, and 80000 transaction records. Each

user can register maximum 10 fingerprints. Besides English, you can also set different languages for the menu such

as Espanol, Turkish, SCHN, TCHN etc. With its fast recognition rate, high reliability, long life, large storage capacity,

high precision clock, and reasonable structure, it is widely applied in factory, office, bank, hotel, school and so on.

Disclaimer: The contents of the hardware manual are not our promise and we reserve the right to change it

without further notice. For any damages or potential risk caused by any improper installation or use, ZKS does not

live up to any responsibilities.

Without the authorization of manual copyright from ZKS Group Co., Limited, any modification or brochure printing

are prohibited.

Welcome to visit http://www.zksgroup.com for more information.

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CONTENTSChapter 1 Using & Installation Notice..............................................................................................................5

1.1 Notice..........................................................................................................................................................5

1.2 Technical Index ...........................................................................................................................................7

1.3 Features......................................................................................................................................................9

1.4 Work Principle.............................................................................................................................................9

1.4.1 Fingerprint T&A ....................................................................................................................................9

1.4.2 T&A with Card Reader (optional) ....................................................................................................... 10

Chapter 2 Appearance & Communication .....................................................................................................10

2.1 Appearance and Structure ........................................................................................................................10

2.1.1 Overall Structure ................................................................................................................................10

2.1.2 Keypad ............................................................................................................................................... 10

2.2 Network..................................................................................................................................................... 11

2.2.1 RS485 Communication ...................................................................................................................... 11

2.2.2 TCP/IP Communication...................................................................................................................... 11

Chapter 3 Menu Function ................................................................................................................................12

3.1 Enroll .........................................................................................................................................................13

3.1.1 User....................................................................................................................................................13

3.1.2 S. Admin............................................................................................................................................. 16

3.1.3 E. Admin............................................................................................................................................. 17

3.1.4 V. Admin ............................................................................................................................................. 17 3.1.5 Name Input.........................................................................................................................................17

3.1.6 Delete .................................................................................................................................................17

3.2 USB...........................................................................................................................................................18

3.2.1 EXPORT.............................................................................................................................................18

3.2.2 IMPORT ............................................................................................................................................. 25

3.3 G.SET........................................................................................................................................................26

3.3.1 System ............................................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.2 COMMUNI..........................................................................................................................................28

3.3.3 LOG SET............................................................................................................................................29

3.3.4 1:1/1: N............................................................................................................................................... 30

3.3.5 BELL SET........................................................................................................................................... 31

3.3.6 DURESS SET ....................................................................................................................................31

3.4 ACCESS.................................................................................................................................................... 31

3.4.1 TIME ZONE........................................................................................................................................32

3.4.2 TIME GROUP.....................................................................................................................................32

3.4.3 U&TG Match....................................................................................................................................... 33

3.4.4 Lock SET............................................................................................................................................33



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3.5 ATTENDANCE.......................................................................................................................................... 34

3.5.1 Timetable............................................................................................................................................35

3.5.2 Time Period........................................................................................................................................36

3.5.3 Holiday ............................................................................................................................................... 36

3.6 LOG/DATA ................................................................................................................................................37

3.6.1 LOG Check......................................................................................................................................... 37

3.6.2 System Data.......................................................................................................................................39

3.6.3 Device Data........................................................................................................................................40

Chapter 4 Questions & Answers..................................................................................................................... 40

Chapter 1 Using & Installation Notice

1.1 Notice

² Keep device stable, otherwise it may cause internal damage or breakdown.

² Avoid installing in places where temperature changes sharply or constantly.

² Keep device away from dirt, moisture or heat source.

² Keep device away from magnetic field.



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² If outdoor use is essential, please install with protective shield to protect device from harmful factors

such as direct and strong exposure of sunlight.

² Clean device with soft cloth, avoid using liquid like cleanser, mist spray, etc

² Avoid strike or scratch by sharp or heavy objects.

² Contact with manufacture if malfunction happens. Please do not repair device by yourself, which may

cause permanent damage.

² Please do not take device apart to change circuit, install application, etc, which may cause short circuit

or even a fire.



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² Please do not format device casually.

² Backup data to avoid data loss.

² Operation Environment: Temperature 0 45 , Humidity 20%-80%

² Power: DC9V, 1A/DC12V, 2A"AC110V-220V!15%50-60Hz#. Please use original power adapter.

Note: Optional backup battery is not available for DC12V.

1.2 Technical Index

Item Parameter Image

Hardware Platform SmartYY Double Core Low-power Platform

CPU QFP100_0MM5 ARM9

Algorithm Version High-speed ZKSWQ5268 Finger VX8.0

Recognition Rate 4000 !5000 fingerprints per second

FRR(False Rejection Rate) "0.001%

FAR(False Acceptance Rate) "0.0001%

ERR (Error) "0.0001%

Identification Rate: "0.7 second

Fingerprint Capacity 3,000

Record Capacity 80,000

Admin Record Capacity 1,000

Verify Method Fingerprint, Password, Card (optional)

Verify Mode 1:1, 1:N (N"3000)

Display 2.8 inches, 320*240 TFT color LCD

Sensor Optical Sensor with high sensibility

Keypad Total 16 buttons (6 Function Keys and 1 Access

Key)

Indicator Light Power and State indication

Communication TCP/IP, RS485, USB 2.0



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Language Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English

and other frequently-used international

languages

Access Control Multiple Unlock Periods, Unlock Combinations

Dismantle Proof Alarm Support

Duress Alarm Support

Door State Check Support

Fire Alarm Input and Output. Support

Normally Opened/Closed Function Support

External Bell Support

Build-in Bell Maximum 24 different bells per day of entire

week

Auto On/Off Support

Voice Personalization Support

Separated Time Attendance &

Separated Access Control

Support

USB Transmission Download or upload data with high speed

User Name Input Support input method of Chinese, English, Digit,

etc

Record Inquiry Support checking records without Admin

identification

RFID/IC Card Reader Optional

Backup Battery Optional

Network 10/100 M, Ethernet

Warranty 1 year Quality Assurance, 3 years Repair

Guarantee

Power Supply DC9V, 1A AC110V-220V#15%50-60Hz!

Environment Temperature 0-45#



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Environment Humidity 20%-80%

1.3 Features

² Advanced BIOZKS fingerprint algorithm ensures high accuracy and reliability of recognition.²

CMOS self-repair function and 360-degree fingerprint verification enable poor fingerprint verifying.² DPI optical sensor enable verifying in the exposure of sunlight² Various verification methods for your option² USB transmission makes it convenient to transfer and backup data.² Embedded or external bell to remind specific time, such as on-duty and off-duty time² Auto-off function to save energy

1.4 Work Principle

1.4.1 Fingerprint T&A

Fingerprint sensor reads human fingerprint and makes it into corresponding encrypt documents stored in device.

When verifying, sensor will compare it with the registered fingerprint. It verifies successfully if fingerprints are

accordant. It can not identify in some situations, such as, too dry, too wet, too dirty, bruised skin and so on (see

pictures below). So its better to register backup fingerprints. The thumb, index finger and middle finger are

recommended. Each user can register maximum ten fingerprints.

After putting fingers on the sensor, the fingerprint information and verifying time are recorded into device and can

be transmitted to computer by appropriate connection, such as, TCP/IP or RS485. Attendance logs can be checked

in device or downloaded as excel sheet.

Note: User should put his/her finger in correct posture to register fingerprint. Refer to the following picture:



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1.4.2 T&A with Card Reader (optional)

Card reader is a kind of storage equipment which can record digital information of card. It can connect to external

equipments like E-lock, door switch, etc.

Card reader can only identify specific cards which have been registered in device. When swiping card, the

information of the card will be identified and stored in device. Check records directly in device or connect device with

computer by TCP/IP or RS485 to check identification records in software.

Response distance of card identification varies according to swiping postures. 2.5-5 cm is the most suitable

distance. The best posture is keeping card parallel with the keypad. And keep it in induction zone until card reader

identify successfully.

Note: Please do not slap device when swiping cards.

Chapter 2 Appearance & Communication

2.1 Appearance and Structure

2.1.1 Overall Structure

2.1.2 Keypad

2.1.2.1. Keypad Configuration

Keypad

LCD

Indicator Light

Loudspeaker

Optical

Fingerprint

Collector



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2.1.2.2. Function of keys

Power switch MENU Enter into menu

OK Confirm

ESC Exit or Cancel a menu

$ Move up the menuIN,EGRESS,O-Time!

% Move down the menuOUT,RETURN,OT-OFF!

0/Access Number 0/Access Key

1-9 Number key /Letter key

2.2 Network2.2.1 RS485 Communication

Its able to connect the device with PC by RS485 and realize data transmission.

Power supply: DC 9V, 1A / DC12V, 2A (AC110V-220V#15% 50-60Hz)

2.2.2 TCP/IP Communication

Beside RS485, TCP/IP communication is another option to transmit data between device and PC.

(1) Connect device to power and plug in network cables



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(2) Set communication parameters in device, such as device No, IP address etc.Menuà Advanced

Settingà COMMUNI!

(3) Set communication parameters of software: Enter into the main interface of software; click &Connection' à & Append'; input communication parameters in software according to parameters set in device and click &save'. Thenclick &Test Connection and Checking'. After successful connection, a dialogue box will appear, click &OK' to enterinto fingerprint management interface. You can transfer fingerprint information or view attendance records.

Note: One computer can connect to maximum 255 terminals (See the picture below).

Chapter 3 Menu FunctionConnect the device to power and press the switch button to startup. Press the key MENU to enter WELCOME

interface. There are following two options:

1. &MENU' is for entering menu operation.

2. &Preview UREC' is for users to view their own verification records. (Once an administrator is registered, general

users have no right to check records through menu operation but they can use this option.)

Select &MENU' and press key OK to enter into 6 submenus interface:$Enroll%,$USB%,$G.SET%,$ ACCESS%,

$ ATTENDANCE%,$LOG/DATA%, press $and% to select. (See the picture below)



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3.1 Enroll

$Enroll%is mainly to register users, administrators, and delete enrolled user information. There are 6 options:

User, S. Admin, E. Admin, V. Admin, Name Input, Delete. (See the picture below)

To avoid casually changing of menu settings by general users, you can register administrators. Thus, admin

verification is required each time when entering the menu, so that general users have no right to enter menu settings.

You can register maximum 10 administrators, including following 3 kinds:

1. &Super admin' has privilege of all menu settings.

2. &E. Admin' can only register and delete general users.

3. &V. admin' can only view registered information, logs and device information.

3.1.1 User

To register general user, select &Enroll' >&User '; two modes are available: &New Enroll' and &Backup Enroll'. (See

the picture below)



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Both modes include registration of Finger, Password, Card, Finger + Password, Finger + Card, Duress F.

In &New Enroll', each user is registered with one exclusive &ID No' and one piece of verification information

(Finger + Password, Finger + Card include two pieces). To add more registration for the same user, you need to

register in &Backup Enroll' with his/her ID No.

Each user can register maximum 10 fingerprints, 1 password and 1card.

3.1.1.1$New Enroll%

² "Finger #

Press MENU button to enter &Menu'>&Enroll'>&User '>&New Enroll'>&Finger ', it shows as follows:

(Note: Cursor blink means editing state. Input numbers or select by pressing key $or %. Default ID number is

00000001)

Input ID number and click OK to continue as follows:



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Press finger correctly and move away after scanning successfully, then follow the hint to press the same finger for

the second and the third time. If the registration is successful, it shows as follows:

Select &OK' to register with a new ID number or &ESC' to exit.

Note Finger pressing should be valid and corresponding for 3 times; otherwise it will hint &Please enroll again'.

One finger can only be registered once. If the finger has been registered before, it will hint &Finger Double'.

² "Password#

Select &User 'à &New Enroll'à &Password', input ID number and select &OK', it shows as follows:

Input password and confirm it for the second time, then select OK to save it. If registration is successful, it will hint

whether to continue or not. Select OK to register a new password with a new ID, or ESC to exit.

Note: One ID can only register one password; otherwise it hints &Enroll Error '.

² "Card#

Select &User 'à &New Enroll'à &Card', input ID number and select &OK', it shows as follows:



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Punch card in induction area. The card number will appear on screen if scanning is done. The system will save it

automatically and hint whether to continue or not. Select OK to register a new card with a new ID, or ESC to exit.

² "F+P#

Select &User 'à &New Enroll'à &F+P', input ID number and select &OK' to continue.

Firstly, register fingerprint as introduced in$Finger %. Then register password as introduced in $Password%;Saveit at last and it will hint whether to continue or not. Select OK to register new information with a new ID, or ESC to

exit.

² "F+C#

Firstly, register fingerprint as introduced in$Finger %. Then register card as introduced in $Card%. Save it at last

and it will hint whether to continue or not. Select OK to register new information with a new ID, or ESC to exit.

Note &F+P' and &F+C' are more convenient for some situations. For example, if you need to register both

fingerprint and password for a user, you can select &F+P' in &New Enroll'. There is no need to register finger in &New

Enroll', then register backup password in &Backup'.

² "Duress F#

&Duress F' is for security use. If user is forced to open door, he/she can verify by the registered &Duress

Fingerprint'. The device will hint &verify successfully' and send signal secretly to remote alarm system for help.

(Refer to 3.3.6&G.SET'>&Duress F setting' for more settings)

Select &User 'à &New Enroll'à &Duress F'; enrolling step is the same as register &Finger '.

Each user can register maximum 9 normal fingerprints and 1 duress fingerprint. The default duress fingerprint No

is 9. For example: Duress fingerprint No of 00000001 is 00000001-9.

3.1.1.2$BACKUP%

Enroll backup registration for an existed ID

Select &User 'à &BACKUP'; the step is the same as &New Enroll'

Note: &New Enroll' should be completed before &Backup'.

3.1.2 S. Admin

Once an admin is registered, admin verification is required each time to enter menu settings. Super admin has

privilege of all menu settings. You can register 10 administrators at most, including S. Admin, E. Admin and V. Admin.

At least one Super Admin should be registered before registering E. Admin and V. Admin.

Enter MENU, select &Enroll'>&S. Admin'. Registering modes, options and steps are the same as general user s

registration. (3.1.1 User)



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Note: Its better for management to register more admins. Please keep admin verification information firmly. If the

information is lost, please contact with manufacturer as soon as possible.

3.1.3 E. Admin

E. admin can operate following menu settings:

1. User &User Register Refer to the above 3.1.1&Enroll'>&User '!

2. Name Input&Input User's NameRefer to the following 3.1.5&Enroll'>&Name Input'!

3. Delete&Delete User Refer to the following 3.1.6&Enroll'>&Delete'!

Enter MENU through super admin identification first, select &Enroll' >&E. Admin'. Registering modes, options and

steps are the same as general user s registration. (3.1.1 User)

3.1.4 V. Admin

V. admin can operate following menu settings:

1. LOG: check user's Logs and administrator's LogsRefer to the following 3.6.1&LOG/DATA'>&LOG Check' for

details! 2. System DATA: view registration information, admin log count and user log count, etc.Refer to the following

3.6.1&LOG/DATA'>&System DATA' for details!

3. Device DATA: check device serial No, made date, firmware version, FP count, etc.Refer to the following

3.6.1&LOG/DATA'>&Device DATA' for details!

Enter MENU through super admin identification first, select &Enroll' >&V. Admin'. Registering modes, options and

steps are the same as general user s registration. (3.1.1 User)

3.1.5 Name Input

Function: Add user name to make it easier to manage user information

Enter MENU, select &Enroll' >&Name Input'; it shows as follows:

Input ID No and press key MENU to start setting. Press key MENU to select input mode from following options:

A,a,#,12,'. Press OK to confirm, or &ESC' to exit. (Select ', input any number from 0-9 to select special

characters)

3.1.6 Delete

Function: Delete some or all of user s registrations.

Input ID No, and press

MENU to start setting



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Enter MENU, select &Enroll' >&Delete'; input ID No and press OK to continue as follows:

It shows the ID No of registered information (finger, password or card), Press $and% to select and then press OK

to continue. It hints &Sure to delete?' press OK to confirm.

Note: 1. Hint &No Data!' means all the registered information of that ID has been deleted.

2. Delete all the other admin before super admin, otherwise it hints &Last admin, delete other admin first'.

3. E. Admin has no right to delete S. admin.

3.2 USB

$USB%includes EXPORT and IMPORT. Insert USB before operating this menu.

&USB Export' can download user information, user logs, admin logs, user's daily report, monthly report, abnormal

report, device voices, etc. Exporting data in excel format makes it convenient to check records without software.

(Note: You should set timetable for user to get his/her daily report, monthly report and abnormal report.)

USB transmission can realize data exchange between devices: users registration information can be transferred

from one device to another. Voice prompts and bell in device can be downloaded for personalization and uploaded

back to device.

3.2.1 EXPORT

Enter MENU, select &USB'>&EXPORT'

3.2.1.1$Ex. User Info%

Function: Export a user s information including basic registration information, access and attendance setting

information.

Select &USB'>&EXPORT', it shows as follows:

Input ID No, and press

OK to continue



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Input ID number and press OK. Then it comes to:

&Bind User Setting?' means to bind &User & Time Group Match' in access control setting and &User &Timetable

Match' in time attendance setting. (Refer to the following 3.4.3 & ACCESS' >&U&TG Match'; 3.5.1.2

& ACCESS'>&User &Timetable Match' for details)

Select &Yes' to download &User & Time Group Match' and &User &Timetable Match' information along with basic

registration information (ID No, finger, password, card, and name). Select &NO' to download basic information only.

After exporting, it hints &Export Done' and returns to &EXPORT' interface automatically.

Get user information file &OD_00000001.db' through (U disk\ TempData.

3.2.1.2$Ex. All User Info%

Function: Export all users information in one file.

Select this option and it shows &Bind User Setting?', which means the same as in &Ex. User Info'.

After exporting, get file & AllEnrollData.fps' through (U disk\TempData

3.2.1.3$Ex. User New Log%

Function: Export new user records which have never been downloaded before.

Select it directly. When export is done, it returns to USB Export interface automatically. (If there is no new log, it

shows &No New G Log'.)Get &New G log' file through (USB\Log Data.

&New G Log' excel is as follows:



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Note: Mchn: Machine No, EnNo: User s ID No,

Mode: F-finger, P-password, C-card,

IOMd: T--attendance, A--access, TA--attendance + access, IN--on duty, EGRESS--go out,

O-Time--overtime, OUT--off duty, RETURN--come back, OT-OFF--overtime done

3.2.1.4$Ex. User All log%

Function: Export all user logs of one certain period.Select &USB'à &Ex. User All Log', it hints as follows:

Input time period and press MENU to download.

Get & ALL G log' file through (USB\Log Data. The excel type is the same as 3.2.1.3 &New G Log' excel.

3.2.1.5$Ex. Admin New Log%

Function: Export new admins operation records which have never been downloaded before.

Select it directly. When export is done, it returns to USB Export interface automatically. (If there is no new log, it

shows &No New S Log'.)

Get &New S log' file through (USB\Log Data.

&New S Log' excel is as follows:



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Note: SEnNo: Administrator ID No.

GEnNo: ID No of user that is operated by admin ( &0' means no general user is involved in settings).

Mani: Setting content. Refer to the following sheet for numbers meaning. Attached sheet 1!

FpNo: Number of user s registration which is operated by admin. 0 ~ 9 (0: the first finger ) 9: duress finger),

10: Password, 11: Card.

Attached sheet 1

Note: 15 Set_Utype means &User and Time Group Setting" (Refer to 3.4.3 & Access' > &U&TG Match')

3.2.1.6$Ex. Admin All Log%

Function: Export all admins operation records of one certain period.

Select &USB'à &Ex. Admin All Log', it shows as follows:

Select time period and press MENU to download. After downloading, get & ALL S log' file through (USB\Log Data.

The excel type is the same as 3.2.1.5 &New S Log' excel.

3.2.1.7$Ex. Daily Report%

Function: Export a user s daily records of one certain period. (User Timetable should be set to get daily report)

Select &USB'à &Ex. Daily Report', it hints as follows:



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Input ID No. and time period and press MENU to download. Then get &Daily Report (00000001, 2012-11-01~10)'

file through (USB. Detailed attendance and abnormal logs can be viewed in excel.

&Daily Report' excel is as follows:

Note: This example includes 3 timetables: 7:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00 and 20:00-23:00. &Begin and End Check In'

time range and &Begin and End Check Out' time range are 20 minutes.

Take timetable 7:00-12:00 for example:

&Begin Check In': 6:40, &Check In': 7:00, &End Check In': 7:20, and &Valid Check In Time Period' is 6:40-7:20

&Begin Check Out': 11:40 &Check Out': 12:00 &End Check Out':12:20, and &Valid Check Out Time Period is

11:40-12:20

If you havent checked in or checked out during valid time attendance period, it is &absent'.

If you check in during the period between &Check In' and &End Check In', it is &late'.

If you check out during the period between &Begin Check Out' and &Check Out', it is &leave early'.

If a timetable has one or more than one cases of &late', &leave early' or &absent', it counts as 1 abnormal.

Maximum daily abnormal times are 3, since total 3 timetables are available for setting.

The daily report only shows records of valid attendance period.

3.2.1.8$

Ex. All Daily Report%

Function: Export each user s daily reports of one period.

Select &USB'à &Ex. All Daily Report'; it shows as follows:

Set time period and press MENU to download. Then find every user s daily report in &USB', as the following



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picture shows:

3.2.1.9$Ex. Monthly Report%

Function: Export user s monthly report to view abnormal logs of each day.

Select &USB'à &Ex. Monthly Report', it shows as follows:

Input user ID No and the date, then press MENU to download. After downloading, get &Monthly Report (00000001,

2012-11)' in &USB'.

&Monthly Report' excel is as follows:

Note: The number refers to &abnormal' times. If a timetable has one or more than one cases of &late', &leave early'

or &absent', it counts as 1 abnormal. Maximum daily abnormal times are 3, since total 3 timetables are available for

setting.

3.2.1.10$Ex. All Monthly Report%

Function: Export each user s monthly reports.

Select &USB'à &Ex. All Monthly Report', it shows as follows:

User ID No



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Input date and press MENU to download. Then get every user s monthly report in &USB', as the following picture

shows:

3.2.1.11$Ex. Abnormal Report%

Function: Export abnormal report to view each user's total abnormal times of a certain period.

Select &USB'à &Ex. Abnormal Report', it shows as follows:

Set time period and press MENU to download. Then get & Abnormal Daily Report (2012-11-01~10)'files in &USB'.

The "Abnormal Daily Report" excel is as follows:

3.2.1.12$Ex. Voice%

Function: Export voices and bell of device.

The default voice is English. You can download and edit them to other languages or individualized voices and then

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There are 6 wav format voice files: & Alreadysuccess', &Cardnotmatch', &Fpenteragain', &Presentcardagain',

&Pwdnotmatch', &Success' and a bell file & Alarm'.

The voice files are 16 bit, mono, 22.05 KHz, PCM data format WAV. Each file is less than 75k, and all files size

amount is less than 350k. The files contents are as follows:

3.2.2 IMPORT

Enter MENU, select &USB'>&IMPORT'

3.2.2.1$

Im. User Info%

Function: Import user register information to device.

Select &USB'à &Im. User Info', it shows as follows:

&Yes' to import one user s information file only.

& All Yes' to import all user's information files in USB.

&No' to import next user information. If you select &No' but the system return to the IMPORT interface, it means

this user is the last one.

&ESC' to return to previous menu.

3.2.2.2$

Im. All User Info%

Function: Import all users' information file, namely the file including all users information such as F/P/C, access

control setting and time attendance setting data.

Select it and the system will return to the IMPORT interface automatically after importing.

3.2.2.3$Im. Name%

Function: Import users' name to device after editing on computer. Its convenient to add user names.

Select it and system will return to the IMPORT interface automatically after importing.



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3.2.2.4$

Im. Voice%

Function: Import voices of other languages or individualized voices to device.

Files name must be the same as downloaded ones: & Alreadysuccess', &Cardnotmatch', &Fpenteragain',

&Presentcardagain', &Pwdnotmatch', &Success' and & Alarm' (bell file).

Voice format must be 16 bit, mono, 22.05 KHz, PCM format WAV.

As for file size, please refer to the downloaded voice files.

Upload access must be (USB \Sound Data

Select it and system will return to the IMPORT interface automatically after importing.

3.2.2.5$

Firmware Upgrade%

Function: Import firmware file to upgrade.

All user recods must be deleted before upgrading. We suggest to backup before deleting.

Select &Firmware Upgrade', it hints &Upgrading, please wait'. When its done, device will shut down automatically.

After restarting the device, initialization is recommended to make sure that it has upgraded completely. (Since all

registration will be removed after initialization, its better to backup first)

3.3 G.SET

$G. SET%is mainly for basic setting of device, connection setting between device and server, log management

setting, verification accuracy setting, and security setting, etc.

It has 6 options as the following picture shows: System, COMMUNI, LOG SET, 1:1/1: N, BELL SET, DURESS

SET.

3.3.1 System

Function: setting of time, language, volume, verify mode, auto power on/ off, external bell, fire alarm input and

output, Integ. Acc & Att etc.

Enter MENU, select &G. SET'>&System' 3.3.1.1$Admin. Number %

Set maximum amount of administrators.

The value range is 3-10.

3.3.1.2$ID Length%

Set length of ID number to meet different requirements.

The value range is 4-18. eg: &8'means ID number is 8 digits, such as 00000001.

3.3.1.3$Language%



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Set menu language.

Options: English, Turkish, Spanish, etc.

3.3.1.4$Time SET%

Set date, hour, and minute of device.

3.3.1.5$

Volume SET%

Set voice volume.

The value is 0-6. 0 means mute. Higher value means higher voice volume.

3.3.1.6$Verify Mode%

Total 7 options of verifying modes are as follows:

F-Fingerprint, P-Password, C-Card

3.3.1.7$DST SET%

Set auto time change function. Total 3 options are as follows:

&NO': Not to enable auto time change function. & Add' and &Subtract' setting are invalid for this option.

&Manually': Set time change point manually. The default adjusting time length is 1 hour. Select this option then set

time point of & Add' or &Subtract'. For example, & Add' setting &07-01 02:00' means at 2:00 of July 1st, time changes

into 3:00 automatically.

&Europe': Set time change pattern according to Europe DST. The default setting is that time length is 1 hour

shorter at the last Sunday of March and 1 hour longer at the last Sunday of October. For example: select &Europe'

and set & Add' as 02:00; at 2:00 am of the last Sunday in March, time changes into 3:00 am, the whole day is 23

hours ; if set &subtract' as 18:00, at 18:00 pm of the last Sunday in October, time changes into 17:00 pm, the whole

day is 25 hours.

3.3.1.8$Power On Time%

You can set maximum 24 time points of &Power On'; the device turns on automatically at the specific time set here.

Set time point and select &Yes' to enable it.

3.3.1.9$

Power Off Time%

You can set maximum 24 time points of &Power Off '; the device turns off automatically at the specific time set here.Set time point and select &Yes' to enable it.

3.3.1.10$AUTO OFF%

Set & Auto Off ' time length, when the devices standby time passes this time period, the device shuts down

automatically. Value range is No, 1-255(Minute), &No' means not to enable this function.

3.3.1.11$Dormancy Time%

Set &Dormancy' time length, when the devices standby time passes this time period, the device enters into

dormancy status to save power; the screen and sensor area become dark. Press any key to return to operating state.



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Value range is No, 1-255(Minute), &No' means not to enable this function.

3.3.1.12$Screen Savers%

Select &Yes' to enable screen saver function.

When standby period passes 15 s, the device changes into screen saver status: screen picture changes per 3 s.

3.3.1.13$

External Bell%

Besides the embedded bell, the device can connect to external bell through the interface at the back

BELL-/BELL+!. After connection, select &Yes' to enable the function.

3.3.1.14$Fire Alarm Input%

Connect external fire alarm sensor through the interface at the back of the device(FIREINPUT!, and select &Yes'

to enable this function. If fire occurs, the sensor sends alarm signal to device, then the device gives out alarm and

electric lock opens automatically to make it easier for escape.

3.3.1.15$Integ. Acc & Att%

For general Time Attendance and Access Control devices, both functions are combined as a whole and cannot be

used separately. It means when verifying, you can access in or out; at the same time, the verification is recorded as

time attendance. Its suitable for some situations, while inconvenient for some others. For example, during officehour, user needs to access in and out many times, if all the verifications count as time attendance records, the

records will be messy and hard to manage.

The above problem doesnt exist in ZKS-T2, which can satisfy various demands. Time attendance and access

control functions can be used separately as well as combined as a whole.

Set &NO' to separate the two functions, namely you can access without recording time attendance or just check

time attendance but not to access.

When access only, press key &0/Access' and a &green lock' icon appears on the right top, then verify. Door opens

and the device doesnt save any attendance records.

When checking time attendances only, verify directly without pressing any key, the device records it as time

attendance automatically and the door doesnt open.

Set &Yes' to integrate access control and time attendance functions, namely as you verify, the device records time

attendance and opens the door at the same time.

3.3.1.16$Initialize Device%

Function: Restore device to default setting.

Select the option, it shows &Clear all Log/Data!' Select &Yes' to clear all registered data, user logs, admin logs and

all settings. The device returns to default setting as it leaves factory.

3.3.2 COMMUNI.

Function: Set parameters of connection between computer and device.Enter MENU, select &G.SET'>&COMMUNI'

3.3.2.1$Device No.%

If there are multi nets to be connected together, you can set them as Device No.1, Device No. 2, Device No. 3, etc

to distinguish. Device number should be different from one to another. When connected with software, device No. in

software must be the same as set here.

3.3.2.2$IP Address%

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you set here.

Note: The IP address is only for TCP/IP communication.

3.3.2.3$Subnet Mask%

&Subnet mask' exists with an IP address. Its only role is to divide an IP address into two parts: network address

and host address. Default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0

3.3.2.4$Default Gateway%

&Default gateway' is IP address of the router which connected with the host computer in the same subnet.

Default setting is 192.168.001.001.

3.3.2.5$

TCP/IP Port%

Its to set Port No. of device. When device is connected with PC by TCP/IP, Port No in software must be the same

as set here.

Default Port No. is 5005.

3.3.2.6$

Communication Key%

It is to set password of connection between device and server.

Default communication key is 1111.

3.3.2.7$Sever IP%

Server IP is mainly used in real-time monitoring. Set server s IP address here, device will transfer data to the

background server automatically.

3.3.2.8$Sever Port No%

As server is multi-threading, a specific &Server Port No' is required to distinguish it from others when transmitting

data through TCP/IP.

Note: &Server IP' and &Server Port No' must be set to realize &Online Record'. Setting in device must be the same

as that in software.

3.3.2.9$RS485 Communication%

Communication by RS485 is available as well as TCP/IP. Select "Yes" to enable this function.

3.3.2.10$Baud Rate%

When connected with PC by RS232/RS485, baud rate set here must be the same as PC s. There are 5 options:

9600, 115200, 57600, 38400, and 19200. Default baud rate is 38400. Select value by pressing key &$' or &%'.

3.3.2.11$

Online Record%

After successful connection between device and computer, select &Yes' to enable the function. &Online Record' in

software can be realized: after identification in device, records show almost simultaneously in software.

3.3.3 LOG SET

Function: Mainly to manage &G logs' and & Admin Logs' storage.When spared user logs or admin logs reach the value of the setting, the device gives voice alert continually and

shows a &red warning signal' at the top right corner of the screen. Delete old records to release more storage space,

thus alerts will stop. (Backup before deleting is recommended)

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3.3.3.1$Validity of Re-verify%

Function: Set time period for valid re-verification.

Value scope is 0-255 (Minute).

For example, &5' means users can verify only once in 5 minutes. If he/she verifies more than once, it hints

&Re-verify', the verification is invalid. &0' means not to enable this function, its valid to verify at any time.

3.3.3.2$

Spare Warn For User Log%

Function: Set spared value of user log amount; when remaining user logs storage space reaches this value,

device gives alert. Value range is No, 1-80000. &No' means not to enable this function.

For example, &2000' means that when spared user log amount reaches 2000 (Total user logs amount reaches

78000), the device gives alert.

3.3.3.3$Spare Warn For Admin Log%

Function: Set spared value of admin log amount; when remaining admin logs storage space reaches this value,

device gives alert.

Value range is No, 1-1000. &No' means not to enable this function.

For example, &200' means that when spared admin log amount reaches 200 (Total user logs amount reaches 800),

the device gives alert.

3.3.3.4$Printer %

Select "Yes" to enable printer function, select "No" to disable printer function

After enable printer function, and communicate machine and printer successfully (RS485+, RS485-), you also

need to enable machine RS485 communication protocol (Reference 3.3.2.9), and change machine Baudrate

(Reference 3.3.2.10) to make sure that machine can connect with printer successfully. Generally printer Baudrate is

always as 9600 or 19200.

3.3.3.5$Delete Users' Log%

Select it, device hints &Sure to delete?'. &Yes' to delete all users verification logs.

3.3.3.6$

Delete Admin's Log%

Select it, device hints &Sure to delete?'. &Yes' to delete all administrators management logs.

3.3.4 1:1/1: N

Function: Set verification accuracy level.

Enter MENU, select &G.SET' > &1:1/1: N'

3.3.4.1$1:1 Safety SET%

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swiping card. The device searches the ID number for comparison between current status and the registered one.

1:1 Safety SET menu is to set accuracy degree of 1:1 verify. Value range is 1-5. Higher value means higher

accuracy degree of verification.

3.3.4.2$1:N Safety SET%

1: N means to verify directly and device searches all registered information for comparison. N stands for total

amount of registered information. For example, if all registered fingerprint amount is 3000. When a user verifies in 1:

N mode by fingerprint, the device will search among all 3000 fingerprints for comparison.

1: N Safety SET menu is to set the accuracy degree of 1: N verify. Value range is 1-5. Higher value means higher

accuracy degree of verification.

3.3.5 BELL SET

Function: Set time point and length of bell.

You can set maximum 24 bells per day each week. Time delay setting range is 0-255 (Second).

Enter MENU, select &G. SET' > &BELL SET'

Select day first and press OK to continue to set time point and bell delay. When setting is done, press ESC tosave.

3.3.6 DURESS SET

"DURESS" means sending alarm secretly if user is forced to open door. It is one of the most important functions of

access control system. The device can connect to remote alarm system through the interface at the back

DURESSOUTPUT!. If user is forced to open door, he/she can verify by registered duress fingerprint. The device

hints &verify successfully', and send alarm secretly to remote alarm system for help.

Enter MENU, select &G. SET' > &DURESS SET'. There are two settings: &Open Door and &Give a Alarm'

3.3.6.1$Open Door %

Select &Yes', door opens after verifying a duress fingerprint successfully.

Select &No', device hints &verify successfully' but door doesnt open.

3.3.6.2$Give a Alarm%

Select &Yes', device sends alarm to remote alarm system after verifying a duress fingerprint successfully.

Select &NO', it doesnt send alarm.

Note&$Dismantle Proof Alarm%

Device can connect to external alarm through the interface at the back ALARM-/ALARM+!.If sabotage and

dismantle happen, dismantle proof key at the back of device bounces automatically and device sends signal to

external alarm for alert.

3.4 ACCESS

Function: Set permitted time period of opening door; set combined unlock group; manage electric lock setting;

lock delay setting, check door state setting.

Set permitted unlock time period: (1) Set time zone. There are maximum 50 time zones for setting. In every

time zone, you can set one period for each day of a week. (2) Bind time group with different time zones. Each time

group can bind with maximum 6 time zones. (3) Bind user with time group. A user can have maximum 6 time periods

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Set combined unlock groups: (1) Arrange users to different groups. You can set maximum 30 groups (Group 1,

Group 2)Group30). (2) Set amount of users required to verify together to unlock door. Value range of this setting is

0-5. For example, &5' means it requires 5 users verify together to unlock door, and 5 users must belong to 5 different

groups.

3.4.1 TIME ZONE

Enter MENU, select & ACCESS' > &TIME ZONE'

You can set maximum 50 time zones. In each time zone, you can set one period for each day of a week.

Operating interface is as follows.

First, select a time zone and press OK; then select the day and press OK to continue to set time period. When

setting is done, then press ESC, it hints &Sure to save?' select &Yes' to save. (00:00-00:00 means its unable to open

door all day, 00:00-23:59 means door can be open all day. Default setting of &Time Zone 1' is 00:00-23:59 each day.)

3.4.2 TIME GROUP

(1) Bind &Time Group' with different &Time Zones'. You can set maximum 30 time groups; each time group can bind

with maximum 6 time zones.Enter MENU, select & ACCESS' > &TIME GROUP'. The setting interface is as follows:



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Repeated time zones are counted as the same one. For example, setting 01-01-02-02-03-03 means the time

group contains time zone 01, 02 and 03.

(2) Set user amount of unlock group: value range is 0-5. For example, &5' means it requires 5 users to verify

together to unlock door, and 5 users must belong to 5 different groups.

3.4.3 U&TG Match

Function: Bind user with a &Time Group' and a &User Group'.

Enter MENU, select & ACCESS' > &U & TG Match';

Input user ID No, press OK to enter the setting interface as follows:

Note: All users default binding is time group 1. And time group1s default binding is time zone 1, namely it s able

to unlock door all day.

3.4.4 Lock SET

Enter MENU, select & ACCESS' > &Lock SET'

3.4.4.1$

Lock Delay%

It refers to lock time interval. Value range is 1-255 (s)For example, &10' means door keeps open for 10 seconds after its unlock; then it closes automatically.

3.4.4.2$Weigand%

&Weigand' is used for setting of external card reader when necessary.

It has 2 options: 26 and 34, which are types of external card reader.

3.4.4.3$Check Door State%

When the door has been unlocked and the lock delay has passed, if the door is still open, device will give alerts to

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Connect external &NC-Lock (Keeping Closed Lock)'or &NO-Lock (Keeping Opened Lock)'through the interface at

the backDOORSTATE/NO-LOCK/NC-LOCK!; then select &NC-Lock' or &NO-Lock' according to lock type. &No'

means not to enable this function.

Note: Device can connect to external exit button through the interface at the backEXIT!.

3.4.4.4$

NO-Time Group%

Function: Set lock keeping open during specific time periods. Door can be opened without verifying in device or

using exit button.

Select this option, and set NO-Time Group value. The value range is 0-30. For example, set &3' as &NO-Time

Group'; it means lock keeps open during all the time zones of &Time Group 3'.

Note: Refer to &3.4.2 TIME GROUP' for time group setting.

3.4.4.5$NC-Time Group%

Function: Set lock keeping closed during specific time periods. Door keeps closed and cannot be open by

verifying in device. You can use exit button to open door.

Select this option and set value. The value range is 0-30. For example, set &4' as &NC-Time Group'; it means lock

keeps closed during all the time zones of &Time Group 4'. (Refer to &3.4.2 TIME GROUP' for time group setting.)Note: 1. This setting does not interfere with & Auto Open Lock' function in &Fire Alarm Input' setting, namely lock

will open automatically if fire occurs and fire alarm sensor sends signal to device. Refer to &3.3.1.14 Fire Alarm Input'

for fire alarm details.

2. ZKS-T2 has all the following functions of a professional access control system:

ü Time Zone Set

ü Time Group Set

ü Duress Alarm Function

ü Dismantle Proof Alarm Function

ü Check Door State Function

ü Fire Alarm Input Function

ü Normally Opened/Closed Function

3.5 ATTENDANCE

Function: Set timetable for user to get user s attendance report including daily report, monthly report and

abnormal report; set valid period for signing in and set &Holiday'.



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3.5.1 Timetable

Enter MENU, select & ATTENDANCE' > &Timetable'

3.5.5.1$Timetable%

Total 3 timetables are available to set. See the following picture:

Select timetable 1 as an example, it shows as follows:

Here you can set valid time period of checking in and out. &Begin & End Check In' time and &Begin & End Check

Out' time all range from 0-180 (Minute). After setting, select &Yes' in &Startup Timetable' to enable it.

For example: Set timetable 1 as 8:00-17:00, &Begin & End Check In' time and &Begin & End Check Out' time as

20, it means 7:40-8:20 and 16:40-17:20 are valid time periods to check attendance.

Note: &Begin Check In': 7:40, &Check In' time: 8:00, "End Check In": 8:20

&Begin Check Out': 16:40, &Check Out' time: 17:00, &End Check Out':17:20

If you havent check in or check out during valid time attendance period, it is &absent'.

If you check in during the period between &Check In' and &End Check In', it is &late'. (8:00-8:20)

If you check out during the period between &Begin Check Out' and &Check Out', it is &leave early'.(16:40-17:00)

3.5.5.2$User & Timetable Match%

Function: Bind user with timetable

Select it, input user ID No and press OK to continue. It shows as follows:



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Select &Yes' to enable timetable. After setting, press OK and it shows &Continue to set?' &Yes' is to enter into next

user s timetable setting. &No' to return to previous menu.

3.5.2 Time Period

Function: Set valid period for signing in, namely users are only allowed to check attendance during valid &Time

Period'. Checking attendance out of this period is rejected by device. It can be used to avoid casually changing ofshifts, such as in the case of &three-shifts per day'.

For example, a company has 3 attendance &Timetables' everyday: 00:00-08:00, 08:00-16:00 and 16:00-24:00.

Staff takes 3 shifts one after another week by week, namely taking one shift for a week and change to another next

week. Its valid to check time attendance in any of 3 &Timetables'. To avoid staff changing shifts by themselves, you

can set valid period for signing in. Take shift 08:00-16:00 for example: the &Begin & End check in' time and &Begin &

End check out' time are all 30 minutes; you can restrict users in this shift by setting valid &Time Period' for signing in

as 07:30-16:30. Thus user can only check attendance during this period, otherwise verifying is rejected.

Enter MENU, select & ATTENDANCE' > &Time Period'. Total 3 &Time Periods' are available to set (Time Period 1,

Time Period 2 and Time Period 3). Select Time Period 1 for example, it shows as follows:

You can set maximum 24 time ranges for each &Time Period', and bind each user with one &Time Period', namelyeach user can bind with at most 24 different valid periods for signing in per day.

Note: 00:00-00:00 means the whole day is invalid for signing in. 00:00-23:59 means the whole day is valid for

signing in. Default setting is that all users are bound with &Time Period 1' (00:00-23:59), namely all users are

allowed to check attendance all day.

3.5.3 Holiday

Enter MENU, select & ATTENDANCE' > &Holiday'



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Setting holiday is better for attendance management. User doesnt need to verify on holidays and attendance

record is &normal' but not &absent'. You can set maximum 40 holidays.

3.6 LOG/DATA

It has 3 settings: LOG Check, System DATA, and Device DATA.

&LOG Check': check user s attendance logs and administrator s management logs.

&System DATA': view register amount, log amount and management amount.

&Device DATA': check hardware information such as serial No, Made Date etc.

3.6.1 LOG Check

Enter MENU, select &LOG/DATA'>&LOG Check'

3.6.1.1$

Check User Log%

Select it, input ID No and press OK to view user s detailed verification logs as follows:

Abbreviation Reference:

V--verify method, F--finger, P--password, C--card, T--attendance, A--access, TA--attendance+ access,

IN--on duty, Egress--go out, O-Time--over time, OUT--off duty, RETURN*come back, OT-OFF--overtime done



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Records Detailed Reference:

3.6.1.2$Check Admin Log%

Select it, input ID No and press OK to check detailed administrator's operation logs:

Admin Log Reference&

3.6.1.3$Check Daily Report%

Select it, input ID No and time period (year, month and day) and then press MENU to check user s attendance

records of that time period. Attendance status includes &late', &leave early', &absent' or &normal'.

If you havent check in or check out during valid time attendance period, it is &absent'.If you check in during the period between &Check In' and &End Check In', it is &late'.

If you check out during the period between &Begin Check Out' and &Check Out', it is &leave early'. The specific

time of &late' and &leave early' shows, the time of &normal' and &absent' does not show.



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3.6.1.4$Check Monthly Report%

Select it, input ID No, year and month and then press MENU to view each day s abnormal times of this user for

this month. If a timetable has one or more than one cases of &late', &leave early &or &absent', it counts as 1 abnormal.

Maximum daily abnormal times are 3, since total 3 timetables are available for setting per day.

3.6.1.5$Check Abnormal Report%

Select it, input time period (year, month, day), and then press MENU to view total abnormal times of each user for

this period.

3.6.2 System Data

Enter MENU, select &LOG/DATA'>&System DATA' to view amount of registered user, admin, finger, password,

card, user logs and admin logs.

Note: &Export' wont change amount of user logs and admin logs. The amount changes if admin delete logs or

initialize device.



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3.6.3 Device Data

Enter MENU, select &LOG/DATA'>&Device DATA' to view basic information of device, including Serial No, Made

Date, FP Count, Glog Count, Slog Count, Version F/W.

Chapter 4 Questions & AnswersFAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Question 1: Are there any notes about installation and operation of fingerprint device?

Answer : The following 3 aspects should be noted:

(1) Initialize device before using to clear all lawless fingerprints or passwords that may exist.

(2) Since the installation of fingerprint device affects its future performance directly, people who install it should be

professional and meet the requirements of ZKS Company strictly. Please dont change installation requirements and

parameters optionally.

(3) Pay attention to maintenance of fingerprint device in daily operation to ensure that it is running in good condition.

Question 2: Could it still verify if Fingerprint Window is dirty?

Answer: It can work even if the Fingerprint Window is dirty. But you must pay attention to the maintenance of

device all the time, especially fingerprint window. If device is dirty, please wipe it with soft cloth and avoid using

organic solvent of viscous liquid, alcohol or oil, etc.

Question 3: What about the durability of fingerprint module? How long is the service life under normal condition



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and operation?

Answer: Our fingerprint device adopts the most advanced fingerprint module, which is processed with tough and

thick glass material with strongly wearable degree. The normal operation life can reach five years.

Question 4: Fingerprint could be copied, can copied fingerprint be used to verify?

Answer: Fingerprint picture can be copied, but the copied fingerprint picture cannot be identified by fingerprint

sensor, because ZKS fingerprint device adopts the most advanced living fingerprint identification technology and

finger sensor just verify living fingerprint.

Question 5: Is it possible that someones fingerprint is the same as mine so that he/she can verify as me?

Answer: Fingerprints vary from one person to another, so other persons fingerprints could not be the same as

yours. Even 10 fingerprints of one person are different from each other.

Question 6: What can I do if my registered finger is scratched? Can I verify freely?

Answer: If your finger is just scratched a little, it won't affect the verification of fingerprint too much. ZKS fingerprintdevice adopts the automatic restoring function which is able to restore the rupture of fingerprint according to the

fingerprint structure. But it cannot restore completely if the finger is scratched seriously. So we suggest that you

register one or more backup fingerprints for exceptional circumstances. If your fingers are all injured, you can use

password or card for identification.

Question 7: Most of other fingerprint devices adopt Capacitance Fingerprint Sensor, while ZKS fingerprint device

adopts Optics Fingerprint Sensor, which is better?

Answer: Currently, technologies used for collecting fingerprint image are mainly two kinds: Optics Technology and

Capacitance Technology.

Capacitance Technology gets complete fingerprint based on chip size. Chip is expensive and its collection scope is

small. In addition, its fingerprint collection is not reliable which makes it difficult to use. What s more, its hard to read

fingerprint if its affected by static interference, salinity of sweat, dirt or slight abrasion of finger.

While for Optics, it collects fingerprint by reflection of light. With the improvement of the primary optics

image-capturing technology, optics fingerprint collection sensor provides more reliable solution. Newest optics

fingerprint sensor adopts the imaging technology with 500 DPI, which is suitable for people aged 6-80 to verify. Its

newest optical path imaging system improves the anti-interference ability. The fingerprint sensor surface is made of

nanometer plating film which is more wearable. All the advantages with favorable price make Optics Sensor

outshine Capacitance Sensor.

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