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User Guide
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Quick Start Guide
Menu/Power
Button
Charging Port
(Micro USB)
Female In/Out
Male In/Out
Current Total
Over Capacity
Indicator
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Device Name
183 167
Male/Female
Subtotal
login at tally.com
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WiFi Setup
Troubleshooting:
Make sure that you are connected to the TallyFi-XXXX WiFi network during
setup. When the TallyFi device attempts connect and test your network
credentials, your computer may disconnect from TallyFi-XXXX and re-connect
to your default network. If you get disconnected, you may need to re-connect
to continue the setup process.
1. Press and hold the Menu button until the
settings menu appears.
2. Select WiFi Setup from the settings menu.
3. As instructed, connect to the TallyFi-XXXX
WiFi access point and enter the password
displayed on screen (on screen XXXX will be
replaced with a 4-digit number) using a
laptop or smartphone.
4. Using the same laptop or smartphone visit
setup.tally.com or http://192.168.1.1 in a
web browser.
5. Select the WiFi network you would like to
connect with and enter your WiFi password.
6. The device will display success when
complete. If not, repeat steps 2 - 5.
Follow the on screen instructions for setup using your existing router:
If you are using a
laptop, please ensure
you are unplugged
from any existing
wired connections
!
WIFI SETUP
On a computer or
smartphone join
WiFi network:
TallyFi-XXXX
Pass: 00000000
BACK NEXT
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Device Pairing
WiFi Setup with TallyFi supplied router:
If you purchased a router from us, we have pre-congured the device
to automatically connect. Simply connect the router to your network,
wait for the “Connection to WiFi Successful” message on the device,
then proceed with the rest of the setup process.
When you setup the TallyFi device for the rst
time, you will be presented with a four digit
Pairing Code. This code is used to associate
the device to your online account. After
logging into your account at tally.com,
under the Settings tab, look for the Pair
Device button in the Devices section.
A device can be unpaired from an account by
deleting the device from the website or by
performing a factory reset on the device
(access using device Menu > Advanced).
Ensure the device is
connected to the
internet during the
pairing process.
!
DEVICE NOT PAIRED
Pairing Code
0000
Visit tallyfi.com
to pair device
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Daily Operation
TallyFi is used to count people, while providing real-time analytics with
optional separate tracking for male and female visitors. Login to your
account online at tally.com to view current totals and past data from
your venue.
Use as you would a normal mechanical tally counter. Click up when
visitors enter and click down when they leave. The TallyFi device will
automatically sync with your online account and any other paired
devices via WiFi. It is important to train your sta to use the device
consistently to get the data you want.
At the end of a shift, be sure to reset the count to zero and plug the
device in to charge. For best results, make this a part of your closing
routine with your sta.
Haptics
The TallyFi device is capable of providing feedback by vibrating. This
allows the user to identify important thresholds without ever having to
look at the device.
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Daily Operation Continued
Negative Counts
The device is capable of counting below zero, and will display the
respective negative count value. A vibration will be felt on each
negative input and the count value will be displayed in red.
Fast Count
The count value can be quickly incremented or decremented by
holding down the respective input key. A sharp vibration will be felt on
each input to avoid accidental inputs.
Over-capacity Mode
Counting beyond the venue’s maximum capacity will give vibration
feedback and the count value will temporarily be displayed in red.
When Over-Capacity Mode is enabled the total will temporarily be
displayed on each key input, then revert back to displaying the venue’s
maximum capacity for privacy. An asterisk is displayed next to the
count value to indicate that the actual value is currently hidden.
Enabling this feature will not aect the data saved and displayed on the
online dashboard. This feature is enabled by default and can be
disabled on the website under the Settings tab.
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Device Modes
Device conguration is available on the online dashboard. As you add
devices you can easily dene and change how and where each device
is being used within your venue. Single-count and Dual-Count mode
are designed to handle the complexity of any venue’s layout.
Single-Count
Operating mode for controlling access to a
single capacity space. Typically used at
entrances and exits to a venue. Multiple
devices can be synced together when
multiple entrances and exits exist for a single
controlled access space.
Dual-Count
Operating mode for controlling access
between two connected spaces. Typically
used for internal doors between two
connected spaces with independent
capacities (eg. access control to and from a
patio with an independent capacity). Device
interface displays and increment/decrements
both counts simultaneously.
12:21 am
Front Door
183 167
12:21 am
Inside Area
Patio
183
167
84
73
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Device Settings Menu
To access the settings menu on the device
press and hold the menu key until the
settings menu appears. Navigate using the
up/down keys and use the menu key to select.
Zero Count
Reset the count for all connected areas to zero.
WiFI Setup
Add or Remove WiFi access points.
Brightness
Adjust display brightness.
Advanced
Access to additional menu options.
Factory Reset
Resets the deivce completely. All WiFi proles
are removed, the device is unpaired from the
venue, and all user data is permanently erased
from the device.
Certications
Provides access to regulatory certication
identications.
Exit
Quits the menu.
SETTINGS
ZERO COUNT
WIFI SETUP
BRIGHTNESS
ADVANCED
EXIT
Additional account
options and device
modes can be found
online at tally.com
To shutdown the
device press and
hold the menu key
for 8-seconds.
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Warranty & Compliance Statements
FCC Compliance Statement
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct
the interference at his own expense.
Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
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Warranty & Compliance Statement
Industry Canada Statement
This Class A device meets all requirements of the Canadian interference-causing equipment regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du
Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.
Limited Product Warranty
TallyFi warrants that, for a period of one (1) year from the date that the
Device is delivered to you by TallyFi or its authorized distributor: (a) the
Device will comply with TallyFi’s specications for such Device, and (b)
the Device will be free from material defects in material, design and
workmanship. This warranty is valid only for the original purchaser of a
new Device obtained from TallyFi or its authorized distributor, and shall
not survive any transfer of ownership of the Device. For full details
please visit tally.com/tos.html
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TallyFi
Model TF-1
Assembled in Canada
45 Water Street South
Kitchener, ON, Canada
N2G 1J4
FCC ID: Z64-CC3100MODR1
IC: 451I-CC3100MODR1
Contact: hello@tally.com
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