Flexclock Z 23, Z 24 Setup Manual
FlexClock
Multi-Purpose Time Device
Z-Series Setup Guide
Z 23
Z 24
SETUP
To set up your new FlexClock, there are only two cables to connect. One is for the
power, and the other is an Ethernet cable that connects to your network. Connect
the cables to the bottom of the clock. Your FlexClock Z-Series may have a third port
(USB or serial). You do not need to connect anything to this. Once connected, the
clock can be used immediately if the clock has already been added to your account.
You may wish to hang your new FlexClock on a wall. Your FlexClock includes basic
mounting hardware. To mount the Z23, use the hardware included to hang the clock
directly on the screws. To mount the Z24, rst mount the included backplate to the
wall, and then attach the clock to the plate.
Network Setup
Your FlexClock automatically sets itself up on your network, as long as your network
supports this capability. Most small business networks do.
If your network requires a manual or “static” conguration, your company’s IT
department should be able to tell you whether you need to set up a “Static IP
address”. Usually, you do not need to do this. If you do, you can reach a hidden
Network Conguration menu. To access this menu, press * or MENU (depending on
your model), and enter the following password: 2663.
For rewall administrators only: FlexClock will make outgoing connections on TCP
ports 8288 and 8289. By default, most rewalls allow this sort of outgoing connection
without any additional setup. FlexClock only makes outgoing connections, so it does
not need any setup for inbound connections.
Initial Setup
All of the clock settings are retrieved from the timekeeping server. This includes
settings like the time and date, time zone, Daylight Saving Time settings, etc.
Once the clock is connected to the network, you can press the 9 key to force it to
communicate.
If you receive the message “UNKNOWN SERIAL #”, it means your clock has not been
set up online. Note that it can take up to 10 minutes after the clock has been added
to the site for it to actually become active.
Once your clock is set up, it will periodically transmit automatically. There is no need
to force it to transmit with the 9 key, although you can do this at any time.
OTHER MODELS IN THE FLEXCLOCK LINEUP
The FlexClock Z-Series
Provides Ethernet connectivity and available biometrics at an unbeatable value.
FlexClock Z18 is a simple and affordable time clock using a proximity card
reader.
FlexClock Z23 and Z24 are simple and affordable time clocks with a built-
in fingerprint reader. (They function the same, differing only in style and
appearance).
The FlexClock Vx-Series
Based on quality banking equipment from VeriFone®. All Vx-Series clocks include a
magstripe card reader, receipt printer, and fully support analog dialup (landline) as
an alternate communication method. Options include:
FlexClock Vx510 and Vx570 - Basic model with Ethernet, Dialup, and a printer.
The Vx570 can be wall mounted while the Vx510 is meant for tabletop use only.
FlexClock Vx510G - Offers a cellular connection instead of Ethernet. Requires AC
power or vehicle power.
FlexClock Vx610 - Offers a cellular connection instead of Ethernet, and is
completely portable with a built-in rechargeable battery. Optional external
fingerprint accessory available for all FlexClock Vx-Series models.
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
If you have any additional questions regarding the installation or use of your
FlexClock, please contact your service provider.
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