Keri Systems Time and Attendance User Manual

Time and Attendance

This application note provides basic information for the installation and use of the Time and
Attendance Terminal. The Time and Attendance Terminal consists of a standard PXL-500/SB-593
encased in a secure enclosure. The Time and Attendance Terminal is available in five different
configurations:

• Proximity controller with no reader connected

• Wiegand controller with no reader connected

• Proximity controller with an MS-3000 installed

• Wiegand controller with a P-300 reader installed

• Wiegand controller with a P-300H reader installed

Figure 1: The Time and Attendance Terminal

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Time and Attendance

1.0 Wiring

The wiring of a Time and Attendance Terminal is exactly the same as for any PXL-500. All wiring
diagrams and instructions may be found in the PXL-500/PXL-510 Quick Start Guide (P/N 01918-

001) and SB-593 Satellite Board Quick Start Guide (P/N 01925-001). Time and Attendance
Terminals ordered with a reader come with the reader pre-wired.

2.0 Setup in Doors

The Time and Attendance Terminal must be configured in Doors. The following steps must be
completed in order for the controller to act as a Time and Attendance Terminal.

2.1 Enable Time and Attendance Control

The door type parameter allows an operator to enable the Time and Attendance Terminal control
features of the Doors program. When the Time and Attendance Terminal control feature is enabled,
the Doors program makes several minor changes to support the feature.

• A Door Type column is added to the System  Setup Doors tab allowing a specific door to be

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identified as a Time and Attendance Terminal.

• The standard icon for doors, viewed as , changes to appear as for doors identified as a
Time and Attendance Terminal when creating Access Groups or when performing manual door
control.

1. From the System Options tab, click on the button. The System Options
window will reveal the Door Type field where selections may be made for door type control
(see Figure 1-1 on page 3).

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