Fingerprint access control and attendance terminal designed for reliable identification and networked data management. Key benefits Fast, flexible enrollment and deployment: import users via USB flash memory for offline setup, then connect devices to the network for centralized management. Networked data sharing: TCP/IP communication with Push Technology enables simple network connection and real time data distribution between devices and a management system. Improved security and alarms: built in tamper alarm, over time door opening alarm, fire alarm, and hijack alarm provide layered protection and event notification. Accurate authentication and capacity: supports both 1:1 and 1:N authentication modes, allows up to ten fingers per user, stores up to 800 enrolled users and up to 50,000 event records to meet medium scale deployment needs. Features Enrollment: USB flash memory enrollment for easy transfer of user templates between devices without direct network access. Communication: TCP/IP network interface with Push Technology for active data transfer and simplified network operation. Authentication modes: 1:1 for PIN plus fingerprint verification and 1:N for fast identification; multifinger registration per user increases match reliability. Storage: fingerprint enrollment capacity up to 800 users and event log capacity up to 50,000 records. Alarm functions: tamper detection, over time door opening alert, fire alarm input support, and hijack alarm for emergency situations. Data handling: supports access control networking, centralized data collection, and shared records across the network. Compatibility and integration Network compatible via standard TCP/IP; integrates into access control networks that support TCP/IP based terminals. USB flash memory support for template import and export enables interoperability with other devices that accept fingerprint template files. Authentication and logging formats are suitable for systems that consolidate user information and event records centrally. Practical applications Office access and attendance: deploy at entry points to verify staff identity, record clock in and out events, and centralize attendance logs for payroll and security audits. Commercial and industrial facilities: control access to restricted areas, trigger alarms on forced entry or prolonged door opening, and share event logs with a central control room. Education and institutional buildings: manage door access, track visitor and student attendance, and combine networked devices to maintain synchronized user databases. Why choose this solution Reduces manual enrollment time by enabling USB based template transfer. Provides scalable logging capacity for midsize installations. Offers multiple alarm types to support security and emergency response processes. Supports flexible authentication modes and multifinger enrollment to reduce false rejects and improve identification accuracy. Note Refer to the unit technical specifications for physical dimensions, mounting options, and detailed electrical requirements for installation planning.