uAttend CB1000, CB2000, BN1500, BN2500 Product Manual

PROFESSIONAL SERIES

PRODUCT GUIDE

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CB1000 • CB2000 • BN1500 • BN2500

uATTEND DEVICE LIMITED
WARRANTY

This Warranty covers all uAttend™ Devices and any Devices which may now or in the future be connected to your
uAttend Account.

A. Warranty and Warranty Periods. ProcessingPoint, Inc. (“PPoint”) warrants only to the original Purchaser that the
Device will be free from defects in material and workmanship for the time during which (i) the original Purchaser
subscribes to the uAttend System, and (ii) until such time the Device has been replaced (the “Warranty Period”).

B. PPoint’s Obligation Under Warranty. PPoint’s sole obligation under the above warranty shall be to repair or replace
Devices and parts during the Warranty Period. PPoint does not assume responsibility for delays in replacement or repair
of products or parts. PPoint may, at its sole discretion, replace Devices with refurbished Devices. This warranty gives
end users specic legal rights, and particular end users may also have other rights which may vary from jurisdiction to
jurisdiction.

C. DISCLAIMER OF ALL OTHER WARRANTI ES. NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, ARE
GIVEN, AND PPOINT EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING AND WITHOUT
LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to
particular end users.

D. Limitations. No salesperson, representative, or agent of PPoint is authorized to make any guaranty, warranty,
or representation that contradicts the terms contained in this Limited Warranty. Any waiver, alteration, addition, or
modication to the warranties contained herein must be in writing and signed by authorized representatives of PPoint
to be valid, binding, and enforceable. PPoint does not assume responsibility for any specic application to which any
products or parts are applied including, but not limited to, compatibility with other equipment. All statements, technical
information, or recommendations relating to the products or parts are based upon tests believed to be reliable, but
do not constitute a guaranty or warranty. PPOINT SHALL NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHATSOEVER
BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY FOR LOSS OF PROFITS, DIMINUTION OF GOOD WILL, OR ANY OTHER
SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIM
IN CONNECTION WITH PPOINT PRODUCTS AND/OR PARTS. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to particular end

users.

E. What May Void the Warranty. This Limited Warranty shall be null and void in the following circumstances:

1. Modication or repair by the end user or any non-authorized PPoint service provider; or

2. Improper use or installation, or damage by accident or neglect, by the end user or any third party, or intentional
damage by the end user or any third party; or

3. Failure of the end user or any third party to exercise caution to protect from electrostatic discharge damage and
adverse temperature, or physical abuse; or

4. Failure by the end user to follow the Return Appointment Process set forth below.

F. Return Appointment Process. As a condition precedent to the above Limited Warranty, the end user must:

1. Obtain a return material authorization (RMA) from PPoint, which will include an RMA number that must be
prominently displayed on the outside of the shipping container. Returns without an RMA number may be rejected by
PPoint and immediately returned to end user, freight collect.

2. Ship the items being returned to PPoint, freight prepaid, together with a written description of the claimed defect.

3. Pack the items being returned in the original packing carton or equivalent. Damage in transit is end user’s
responsibility and may be cause to void the warranty claim.

G. Transportation Costs. PPoint will pay surface freight to return products covered by this Limited Warranty. However,
if PPoint determines in the exercise of its reasonable but sole discretion that the product or part returned for warranty
service is not defective, or does not otherwise qualify for warranty service, the end user shall be liable for all costs of
handling and transportation.

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8.0 TEMPLATE ASSIGNMENT
SHEET

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION 2

MAKE COPIES OF THIS PAGE FOR ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES, IF NEEDED.

EMPLOYEE

FINGERPRINT ID

NAME

2.0 SETTING UP YOUR uATTEND ACCOUNT 2

2.1 Creating an Account 2

2.2 Adding Departments and Employees 4

2.2.1 Adding Departments 4

2.2.2 Adding Employees 5

3.0 SETTING UP AND USING THE CB1000 6

3.1 Mounting Your CB1000 6

3.2 Linking the CB1000 to Your uAttend Account 7

3.3 Overview of the CB1000 8

3.3.1 Using the CB1000 Keypad 8

3.3.2 Using the CB1000 Menus 8

4.0 SETTING UP AND USING THE CB2000 10

4.1 Mounting Your CB2000 10

4.2 Linking the CB2000 to Your uAttend Account 11

4.2.1 Connecting via WIFI Router 12

4.2.2 Connecting via LAN Cable 13

4.3 Overview of the CB2000 13

4.3.1 Using the CB2000 Keypad 13

4.3.2 Using the CB2000 Menus 14

5.0 SETTING UP AND USING THE BN1500 15

5.1 Mounting Your BN1500 15

5.2 Linking the BN1500 to Your uAttend Account 16

5.3 Registering Fingerprint Templates 17

5.3.1 Transferring Fingerprint Templates to Other Timeclocks 19

5.4 Overview of the BN1500 19

5.4.1 Using the BN1500 Keypad 20

5.4.2 Using the BN1500 Menus 20

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6.0 SETTING UP AND USING THE BN2500 22

6.1 Mounting Your BN2500 22

6.2 Linking the BN2500 to Your uAttend Account 23

6.2.1 Connecting via WIFI Router 24

6.2.2 Connecting via LAN Cable 25

6.3 Registering Fingerprint Templates 25

6.3.1 Transferring Fingerprint Templates to Other Timeclocks 27

6.4 Overview of the BN2500 27

6.4.1 Using the BN2500 Keypad 28

6.4.2 Using the BN2500 Menus 28

7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING 30

8.0 TEMPLATE ASSIGNMENT SHEET 32

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing your Professional SeriesTM uAttendTM Timeclock, part of
the uAttend Employee Management System by ProcessingPoint, Inc. This document
will guide you through the steps of setting up your uAttend account, setting up your
timeclock, and linking the timeclock to your uAttend account. It will also give an
overview of the features and functionality of the CB1000, CB2000, BN1500, and
BN2500 timeclocks.

To get started with uAttend, you will need to perform these tasks in the following order:

1. Create your uAttend account, using the steps provided in Section 2.1.

2. Add departments, using the steps provided in Section 2.2.

3. Add employees, using the steps provided in Section 2.2.

4. Set up your timeclock, using the steps provided in one of the following
sections:

For information on the CB1000, see Section 3.0 beginning on page 6.
For information on the CB2000, see Section 4.0 beginning on page 10.
For information on the BN1500, see Section 5.0 beginning on page 15.
For information on the BN2500, see Section 6.0 beginning on page 22.

ERROR MESSAGE NOTES

SERVER CONNECTION
ERROR

DNS ERROR THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF THE

DHCP ERROR THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF THE

THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF
THE TIMECLOCK IS UNABLE TO
COMMUNICATE WITH THE SERVER DUE
TO A FIREWALL, CONTENT FILTER,
OR ANY OTHER KIND OF NETWORK
BLOCK.

TIMECLOCK DOES NOT HAVE A
VALID DNS SERVER IP ADDRESS TO
CONTACT, OR THE DNS SERVER IT
IS CONTACTING CANNOT PROPERLY
RESOLVE THE HOST NAME FOR THE
SERVER.

TIMECLOCK DOES NOT RECEIVE
PROPER IP ADDRESS INFORMATION
PROVIDED TO IT FROM THE DHCP
SERVER.

2.0 SETTING UP YOUR
uATTEND ACCOUNT

This section describes the steps you will take to create a new uAttend account and
set up departments and employees. After you complete Section 2.0, you can skip to
the appropriate timeclock section.

2.1 Creating an Account

1. Open your web browser and visit: http://trackmytime.com/signup

You will be prompted to enter the Dealer ID, which can be found on a sticker on
the outside of the timeclock box and on the cover of this document. If the Dealer
ID is missing, please contact Customer Support at [e-mail]

or 1-800-518-8925.

2. Enter the Dealer ID.

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7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING

See the following table for help with error messages you might encounter with the
CB1000, CB2000, BN1500, or BN2500 timeclocks.

3. Click Get Pricing.

You will be prompted to select a price plan that best suits your needs, based
on the number of employees who will use the system. The plans are delivered
via a monthly subscription. You can easily upgrade or downgrade your plan at
any time and all plans are month-to-month.

ERROR MESSAGE NOTES

DEVICE ID ERROR THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS WHEN THE

TIMECLOCK HAS NOT BEEN LINKED TO
A uATTEND ACCOUNT.

NET NOT FOUND THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF THE

TIMECLOCK IS NOT CURRENTLY
PLUGGED INTO ANY NETWORKING
DEVICE, OR THE NETWORKING DEVICE
IT IS PLUGGED INTO IS TURNED OFF
OR IS NOT FUNCTIONING CORRECTLY.

CHECK TO MAKE SURE THAT:

• Your network allows DHCP
CONNECTIONS.

• tHe network is not beHinD
A FIREWALL THAT BLOCKS
COMMUNICATION ON PORT 80.

SORRY, DEALER ID NOT
FOUND

UNSUCCESSFUL LOGIN WHEN YOU ATTEMPT TO LOG IN TO

SORRY, USER NOT FOUND THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF A USER

SORRY, USER NOT
VERIFIED

TRACKMYTIME.COM WILL REPORT
THIS ERROR IF THE DEALER ID
YOU ENTERED IS NOT VALID.
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DEALER
REPRESENTATIVE FOR ASSISTANCE.

TRACKMYTIME.COM, THE LOGIN FORM
REFRESHES. THIS INDICATES THAT THE
USERNAME/PASSWORD COMBINATION
THAT YOU ENTERED WAS NOT
CORRECT.
IF YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN YOUR
USERNAME AND/OR PASSWORD, CLICK
ON THE EmAIL uSERNAmE/PASSwORd
LINK AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE.

ATTEMPTS TO PUNCH IN, BUT THEIR
FINGERPRINT ID HAS NOT BEEN
ASSIGNED TO THEIR USER PROFILE.

THIS MESSAGE DISPLAYS IF A USER
ATTEMPTS TO PUNCH IN, BUT THEIR
FINGERPRINT TEMPLATE HAS NOT
BEEN REGISTERED.

4. Click the Sign Up button for the plan that you select.

The Sign Up screen will appear, prompting you to create your login page, enter
the clock administrator, and sign up (enter billing information). See below for
more information.

Create Your Login Page—This step allows you to customize your uAttend login
page, which you and your employees will use to log in to the system. Specify an
easy URL extension (web address) for you to remember. You might wish to use a
shortened version of your company name. The URL extension cannot be longer than
20 letters or numbers and cannot contain special characters or spaces.

Enter Clock Administrator—This step allows you to enter information for the clock
administrator. This is the person who will have full access to the account and is
required to set up and manage the account. Supervisors and users will be added

later.

Sign Up—This step allows you to enter billing information for the service. Enter
the billing name, billing address, and credit card information that you wish to use.
This information will be stored on our system (encrypted and secure) for recurring
monthly billing. All plans come with a 30-day money back guarantee, if you are not
satised. When you have entered all information, click Create my account.

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Once you have created your account, you will have access to the uAttend Online
Help. The link is found in the upper-right corner of the uAttend screen.

2.2 Adding Departments and Employees

After you have created your uAttend account, you will need to set up at least one
department and one employee. There is no limit to the number of departments you
can set up. However, the number of employees is limited based on the plan you
selected.

You can upgrade your plan to include more employees by clicking the Account link
in the upper-right corner of the uAttend screen.

2.2.1 Adding Departments

Follow these steps to add a department to your uAttend account:

1. Click the Departments tab on the main menu.

2. Click Add Department.

3. In the Code field, enter a code for the department.

A code can be up to 20 characters. The code is used as a reference
to the department and will appear on timecards.

4. In the Department Name field, enter a name for the department.

5. Click Add.

The Device Management menu offers the following options:

Update Time—used to synchronize a new time if time settings in the uAttend
account change.

Device ID—used to display the Device ID for the BN2500.

Upload Logo—used to import a logo from a uAttend account to display on the
BN2500.

Date Format—used to change the way that dates are displayed on the
BN2500.

Reverify Time—used to select the frequency that the BN2500 will update its
time setting.

Sounds—used to turn the BN2500 sounds on and off.

Time Format—used to change the way that time is displayed on the BN2500.

The Communications menu offers the following options:

Set IP—allows a user to set a static IP address in the BN2500. Turn off DHCP
before setting a static IP.

DHCP—used to turn DHCP on and off.

Network Settings—displays the BN2500 network settings.

Delete WIFI Settings—used to clear out the WIFI settings in the BN2500.

View WIFI Settings—displays the network to which the BN2500 is connected.

Communicating Interface—allows users to select LAN or WIFI interface.

The System Management menu offers the following options:

Reset—resets the BN2500 to the factory default settings.

Help—displays the Customer Support telephone number.

MAC Address—displays the BN2500’s MAC address.

Update Firmware—updates the rmware to the most updated version.

Firmware Version—displays the rmware version.

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6.4.1 Using the BN2500 Keypad

The following table explains the functions of each key on the BN2500 keypad.

The department will be added to the list of departments.

6. Click the department’s name to continue adding department settings.

KEY FUNCTION

1-0 FUNCTION AS THE NUMBERS THEY REPRESENT.

USE THE KEYPAD TO ENTER A PIN BY PRESSING
THE CORRECT FOUR DIGITS, THEN PRESSING OK.

ESC USED TO EXIT FROM A MENU OR CANCEL A

FUNCTION.

MENU USED TO ENTER MENU MODE. REQUIRES A

MANAGER PASSWORD. DEFAULT PASSWORD IS

53178. DEFAULT PASSWORD CAN BE CHANGED
BY A MANAGER.

UP ARROW/DEPT PRESSING THE UP ARROW/DEPT KEY

IN STANDBY MODE WILL ENABLE THE
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FUNCTION. IN ALL
OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS USED TO SCROLL UP.

DOWN ARROW/IDPRESSING THE DOWN ARROW/ID KEY IN

STANDBY MODE WILL ALLOW A USER TO ENTER
THEIR PIN. IN ALL OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS
USED TO SCROLL DOWN.

OK USED TO ACCEPT KEY ENTRIES.

# USED TO SWITCH BETWEEN ALPHA AND

NUMERIC DURING WIFI PASSWORD ENTRY AND
IS OTHERWISE USED AS A TOGGLE BUTTON.

For help setting up departments, click the Online Help link in the
upper-right corner of the uAttend screen.

2.2.2 Adding Employees

Follow these steps to add an employee to your uAttend account:

1. Click the Users tab on the main menu.

2. Click Add User.

3. From the Role drop-down menu, select the role that you wish to
assign to the user.

Employee—users who are assigned to departments within
uAttend and will be punching in and out of the system.

Supervisor—users who are assigned departments for which they
are responsible. Supervisors may have view only or view and edit
rights.

Administrator—users who have control over the uAttend account
and are responsible for setting all preferences.

NOTE: Each uAttend account is licensed for one administrator. If you wish to add
administrators to your account, there will be an additional fee of $6.00 per month,
per administrator.

4. In the First Name field, enter the user’s first name.

6.4.2 Using the BN2500 Menus

There are four main menu screens on the BN2500: User Management, Device
Management, Communications, and System Management.

The User Management menu offers the following options:

Add User—used to register user templates on the BN2500.

Delete User—used to delete user templates on the BN2500.

Change Mgr Password—used to change the default manager password.

View User ID—used to identify which templates belong to a user. In this

mode, a user will press their nger on the sensor and the BN2500 will display
the Fingerprint ID.

Download Templates—used to download an existing template into a new
BN2500 timeclock.

5. In the Last Name field, enter the user’s last name.

6. Click Add.

The new user will be added to the list of users.

7. Click the new user’s name to continue adding user settings.

NOTE: If the employee will be using a PIN to punch in, enter it in the PIN Number

eld. If they will be using an RFID Badge (CB1000 and CB2000 only), enter the
badge number that is printed on the RFID Badge in the Badge Number eld. If the
employee will be using ngerprints to punch in (BN1500 and BN2500 only), you
will register their ngerprints using the steps in Section 5.3 (BN1500) or Section

6.3 (BN2500) of this document.

Next, you can skip to the timeclock section that pertains to you.

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3.0 SETTING UP AND USING
THE CB1000

Now that you have set up your uAttend account, you may mount your timeclock and
link it to your account.

3.1 Mounting Your CB1000

Follow these steps to mount your timeclock to a wall:

1. Find a location near a power outlet and a router, switch, or Ethernet

jack where you would like to mount the timeclock.

2. Place the metal back plate against the wall, as shown below, and
mark the four screw holes against the wall.

3. Insert the wall studs into the center of the wall marks in all four
locations.

4. Place the metal back plate against the wall, with prongs facing away
from the wall and pointing upward, and screw the back plate to the
wall in all four locations.

6.3.1 Transferring Fingerprint Templates to Other Timeclocks

Transferring a ngerprint template to additional timeclocks requires interaction with
both the BN2500 and your uAttend account.

Follow these steps from your uAttend account:

1. Click the Users tab on the main menu.

2. Click Manage Fingerprint Templates.

3. Check all of the fingerprint templates that you wish to transfer to an
additional timeclock.

4. Use the drop-down menu to select the timeclock(s) to which you
wish to transfer the templates.

5. Click Submit.

Follow these steps on each timeclock that you selected to receive the templates:

1. Press the Menu key.

2. Enter the default password (53178) if it has not been changed, then
press OK.

The User Management icon will be selected.

3. Press OK.

4. Scroll to select Download Templates, using the down arrow key.

5. Press OK.

6. Wait for the templates to download to the timeclock.

7. At the Success screen, press OK.

6.4 Overview of the BN2500

The BN2500 timeclock is a biometric time-recording device that allows employees
to punch in or out using a ngerprint or PIN. This timeclock can store 2,000
ngerprint templates.

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6. The designated employee should press their finger firmly on the
sensor until you hear a beeping sound. The employee should then
remove their finger from the sensor. This process will be repeated two
more times with the same finger.

NOTE: If desired, you may repeat the ngerprint scanning process for the same

employee with a different nger, so that the employee can have a back-up template.
If you choose to scan a second ngerprint, it will also require a unique Fingerprint ID.
We recommend using the employee’s birth date in reverse order as the ID code.

7. Repeat the previous steps for each employee who will be using the
timeclock.

Follow these steps from your uAttend account:

1. Click the Settings tab on the main menu.

2. Click the Timeclocks link.

3. Click the Assign Templates link that appears next to the name of
the timeclock that you used to register the fingerprint templates.

4. Assign each fingerprint template to the appropriate employee,
using the Template Assignment Sheet in this guide as a reference.

The BN2500 is now ready for registered employees to punch in and out with
their ngerprints.

IMPORTANT: The BN2500 timeclock employs an advanced ngerprint sensor.
Despite the quality of the sensor, there is a segment of the population with
ngerprints that will not record. These employees can still use the timeclock to punch
in and out by using a PIN.

5. Affix the timeclock to the metal back plate by lining up the four slots
in the back of the timeclock to the four metal prongs on the back plate.
Push down lightly to make sure the timeclock is securely fastened to
the back plate and wall.

6. Attach the AC120V power cord to the back of the timeclock.

3.2 Linking the CB1000 to Your uAttend Account

Follow these steps to link the CB1000 to your uAttend account:

1. Attach an Ethernet cable between the timeclock and your router,
then plug the timeclock into a power outlet.

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated.

2. Log in to your uAttend account, if you are not already logged in.

3. Click the Settings tab.

4. Click the Timeclocks link.

5. Click Add Timeclock.

6. In the Device ID field, enter the Device ID assigned to the CB1000.

You can nd the Device ID on a sticker on the back of the timeclock. If you
cannot locate this sticker, you can also nd the Device ID in the timeclock. To do
this, press the Menu key and enter the password (default password is 53178).
Scroll to Device Management and press OK, then scroll to Device ID and press OK.

Be sure to enter the complete Device ID. An example of a Device ID is
CB1000-12345678.

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7. In the Name/Location field, enter the name for the timeclock.

This eld is used to easily identify the timeclock.

8. Click Add.

9. IMPORTANT: Restart the timeclock.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

3.3 Overview of the CB1000

The CB1000 timeclock features an RFID reader that allows employees to punch in
or out using an RFID card or PIN.

3.3.1 Using the CB1000 Keypad

The following table explains the functions of each key on the CB1000 keypad.

KEY FUNCTION

1-0 FUNCTION AS THE NUMBERS THEY REPRESENT.

USE THE KEYPAD TO ENTER A PIN BY PRESSING
THE CORRECT FOUR DIGITS, THEN PRESSING OK.

ESC USED TO EXIT FROM A MENU OR CANCEL A

FUNCTION.

MENU USED TO ENTER MENU MODE. REQUIRES A

MANAGER PASSWORD. DEFAULT PASSWORD IS

53178. DEFAULT PASSWORD CAN BE CHANGED
BY A MANAGER.

UP ARROW/
DEPT

DOWN ARROW/IDPRESSING THE DOWN ARROW/ID KEY IN

OK USED TO ACCEPT KEY ENTRIES.

# USED AS A TOGGLE BUTTON.

3.3.2 Using the CB1000 Menus

There are three main menu screens on the CB1000: Device Management,
Communications, and System Management.

PRESSING THE UP ARROW/DEPT KEY IN
STANDBY MODE WILL ENABLE THE DEPARTMENT
TRANSFER FUNCTION. IN ALL OTHER MODES,
THIS KEY IS USED TO SCROLL UP.

STANDBY MODE WILL ALLOW A USER TO ENTER
THEIR PIN. IN ALL OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS
USED TO SCROLL DOWN.

5. At the Success screen, press OK.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

6.2.2 Connecting via LAN Cable

Follow these steps on your BN2500 to link the BN2500 to your uAttend account via
a LAN cable to a router:

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated. The timeclock will
display the prompt “Press 1 to connect to your WIFI router. Press 2 to connect via LAN.”

1. Press 2 to connect via LAN.

2. The timeclock will display the message “DHCP Configuring.”

3. After successfully connecting to your network, the timeclock will
display the “System Ready” message in the upper-left corner of the
main screen.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

6.3 Registering Fingerprint Templates

If you are using the BN2500, you will register users’ ngerprints for punching in and
out. Registering a ngerprint template requires interaction with both the BN2500
and your uAttend account.

Follow these steps on your BN2500:

1. Press the Menu key.

2. Enter the default password (53178) if it has not been changed, then
press OK.

3. From the timeclock menu, select the first option, User Management.

4. Select Add User.

The BN2500 will prompt you to enter a 6-digit numeric code for this template.

5. Enter an ID code for the fingerprint template and press OK.

We recommend using the employee’s birth date as an ID code. For example,
a birth date of October 22, 1984 would be registered as “102284.” Each
template must be assigned a unique code. Make note of the employee’s name
and 6-digit code in the Template Assignment Sheet at the back of this guide.

You will be prompted to place a nger on the ngerprint sensor.

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5. In the Device ID field, enter the Device ID assigned to the BN2500.

You can nd the Device ID on a sticker on the back of the timeclock. If you
cannot locate this sticker, you can also nd the Device ID in the timeclock. To do
this, press the Menu key and enter the password (default password is 53178).
Scroll to Device Management and press OK, then scroll to Device ID and press OK.

Be sure to enter the complete Device ID. An example of a Device ID is
BN2500-12345678.

6. In the Name/Location field, enter the name for the timeclock.

This eld is used to easily identify the timeclock.

7. Click Add.

Next, you will connect the BN2500 to the Internet—via a WIFI router or via a
LAN cable to a router. Both sets of instructions are listed below.

6.2.1 Connecting via WIFI Router

Follow these steps on your BN2500 to link the BN2500 to your uAttend account via
a WIFI router:

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated. The timeclock will
display the prompt “Press 1 to connect to your WIFI router. Press 2 to connect via
LAN.”

1. Press 1 to initialize the WIFI module.

The timeclock will display the message “WIFI Network is Not Available! Press
OK to view a list of available WIFI Networks!”

2. Press OK.

A list of all WIFI networks that the timeclock detects will appear.

3. Using the down arrow key, scroll to your preferred network and press OK.

If your WIFI network requires a password, the timeclock will prompt you to input
the password.

4. Enter the password and press OK.

To enter alpha characters, press the # key and follow the onscreen directions.
The timeclock will connect to your WIFI network using the credentials you
supplied. After the WIFI module initializes, you will see the message “DHCP
Conguring.”

The Device Management menu offers the following options:

Update Time—used to synchronize a new time if time settings in the uAttend
account change.

Device ID—used to display the Device ID for the CB1000.

Upload Logo—used to import a logo from a uAttend account to display on the
CB1000.

Date Format—used to change the way that dates are displayed on the
CB1000.

Reverify Time—used to select how often the CB1000 will update its time
setting.

Sounds—used to turn the CB1000 sounds on and off.

Time Format—used to change the way that time is displayed on the CB1000

The Communications menu offers the following options:

IP Address—displays the current IP address and allows a user to set a new IP
address.

Subnet Mask—displays the current Subnet Mask and allows a user to set a
new Subnet Mask.

DefGateway—displays the current Gateway and allows a user to set a new
Gateway.

DHCP—used to turn DHCP on and off.

DNS IP Addr—displays the current DNS IP address.

The System Management menu offers the following options:

Reset—resets the CB1000 to the factory default settings.

Help—displays the Customer Support telephone number.

MAC Address—displays the CB1000’s MAC address.

Update Firmware—updates the rmware to the most updated version.

Firmware Version—displays the rmware version.

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4.0 SETTING UP AND USING
THE CB2000

Now that you have set up your uAttend account, you may mount your timeclock and
link it to your account.

4.1 Mounting Your CB2000

Follow these steps to mount your timeclock to a wall:

1. Find a location near a power outlet and a router, switch, or Ethernet

jack where you would like to mount the timeclock.

2. Place the metal back plate against the wall, as shown below, and
mark the four screw holes against the wall.

5. Affix the timeclock to the metal back plate by lining up the four slots
in the back of the timeclock to the four metal prongs on the back plate.
Push down lightly to make sure the timeclock is securely fastened to
the back plate and wall.

6. Attach the AC120V power cord to the back of the timeclock.

3. Insert the wall studs into the center of the wall marks in all four
locations.

4. Place the metal back plate against the wall, with prongs facing away
from the wall and pointing upward, and screw the back plate to the
wall in all four locations.

6.2 Linking the BN2500 to Your uAttend Account

Follow these steps from your uAttend account to link the BN2500 to your account:

1. Log in to your uAttend account, if you are not already logged in.

2. Click the Settings tab.

3. Click the Timeclocks link.

4. Click Add Timeclock.

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6.0 SETTING UP AND USING
THE BN2500

Now that you have set up your uAttend account, you may mount your timeclock and
link it to your account.

6.1 Mounting Your BN2500

Follow these steps to mount your timeclock to a wall:

1. Find a location near a power outlet and a router, switch, or Ethernet

jack where you would like to mount the timeclock.

2. Place the metal back plate against the wall, as shown below, and
mark the four screw holes against the wall.

5. Affix the timeclock to the metal back plate by lining up the four slots
in the back of the timeclock to the four metal prongs on the back plate.
Push down lightly to make sure the timeclock is securely fastened to
the back plate and wall.

6. Attach the AC120V power cord to the back of the timeclock.

3. Insert the wall studs into the center of the wall marks in all four
locations.

4. Place the metal back plate against the wall, with prongs facing away
from the wall and pointing upward, and screw the back plate to the
wall in all four locations.

4.2 Linking the CB2000 to Your uAttend Account

Follow these steps from your uAttend account to link the CB2000 to your account:

1. Log in to your uAttend account, if you are not already logged in.

2. Click the Settings tab.

3. Click the Timeclocks link.

4. Click Add Timeclock.

5. In the Device ID field, enter the Device ID assigned to the CB2000.

You can nd the Device ID on a sticker on the back of the timeclock. If you

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cannot locate this sticker, you can also nd the Device ID in the timeclock. To do
this, press the Menu key and enter the password (default password is 53178).
Scroll to Device Management and press OK, then scroll to Device ID and press OK.

Be sure to enter the complete Device ID. An example of a Device ID is
CB2000-12345678.

6. In the Name/Location field, enter the name for the timeclock.

This eld is used to easily identify the timeclock.

7. Click Add.

Next, you will connect the CB2000 to the Internet—via a WIFI router or via a
LAN cable to a router. Both sets of instructions are listed below.

4.2.1 Connecting via WIFI Router

Follow these steps on your CB2000 to link the CB2000 to your uAttend account via
a WIFI router:

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated. The timeclock will
display the prompt “Press 1 to connect to your WIFI router. Press 2 to connect via LAN.”

1. Press 1 to initialize the WIFI module.

The timeclock will display the message “WIFI Network is Not Available! Press
OK to view a list of available WIFI Networks!”

2. Press OK.

A list of all WIFI networks that the timeclock detects will appear.

3. Using the down arrow key, scroll to your preferred network and press OK.

If your WIFI network requires a password, the timeclock will prompt you to input
the password.

4. Enter the password and press OK.

To enter alpha characters, press the # key and follow the onscreen directions.

The timeclock will connect to your WIFI network using the credentials you
supplied. After the WIFI module initializes, you will see the message “DHCP
Conguring.”

5. At the Success screen, press OK.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

The Device Management menu offers the following options:

Update Time—used to synchronize a new time if time settings in the uAttend
account change.

Device ID—used to display the Device ID for the BN1500.

Upload Logo—used to import a logo from a uAttend account to display on the
BN1500.

Date Format—used to change the way that dates are displayed on the BN1500.

Reverify Time—used to select the frequency that the BN1500 will update its

time setting.

Sounds—used to turn the BN1500 sounds on and off.

Time Format—used to change the way that time is displayed on the BN1500.

The Communications menu offers the following options:

IP Address—displays the current IP address.

Subnet Mask—displays the current Subnet Mask.

DefGateway—displays the current Gateway.

DHCP—used to turn DHCP on and off.

DNS IP Addr—displays the current DNS IP address.

The System Management menu offers the following options:

Reset—resets the BN1500 to the factory default settings.

Help—displays the Customer Support telephone number.

MAC Address—displays the BN1500’s MAC address.

Update Firmware—updates the rmware to the most updated version.

Firmware Version—displays the rmware version.

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5.4.1 Using the BN1500 Keypad

The following table explains the functions of each key on the BN1500 keypad.

KEY FUNCTION

1-0 FUNCTION AS THE NUMBERS THEY REPRESENT.

USE THE KEYPAD TO ENTER A PIN BY PRESSING
THE CORRECT FOUR DIGITS, THEN PRESSING OK.

ESC USED TO EXIT FROM A MENU OR CANCEL A

FUNCTION.

MENU USED TO ENTER MENU MODE. REQUIRES A

MANAGER PASSWORD. DEFAULT PASSWORD IS

53178. DEFAULT PASSWORD CAN BE CHANGED
BY A MANAGER.

UP ARROW/DEPT PRESSING THE UP ARROW/DEPT KEY

IN STANDBY MODE WILL ENABLE THE
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FUNCTION. IN ALL
OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS USED TO SCROLL UP.

DOWN ARROW/IDPRESSING THE DOWN ARROW/ID KEY IN

STANDBY MODE WILL ALLOW A USER TO ENTER
THEIR PIN. IN ALL OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS
USED TO SCROLL DOWN.

OK USED TO ACCEPT KEY ENTRIES.

# USED AS A TOGGLE BUTTON.

5.4.2 Using the BN1500 Menus

There are four main menu screens on the BN1500: User Management, Device
Management, Communications, and System Management.

The User Management menu offers the following options:

Add User—used to register user templates on the BN1500.

Delete User—used to delete user templates on the BN1500.

Change Mgr Password—used to change the default manager password.

View User ID—used to identify which templates belong to a user. In this mode, a

user will press their nger on the sensor and the BN1500 will display the
Fingerprint ID.

Download Templates—used to download an existing template into a new
BN1500 timeclock.

4.2.2 Connecting via LAN Cable

Follow these steps on your CB2000 to link the CB2000 to your uAttend account via
a LAN cable to a router:

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated. The timeclock will
display the prompt “Press 1 to connect to your WIFI router. Press 2 to connect via LAN.”

1. Press 2 to connect via LAN.

2. The timeclock will display the message “DHCP Configuring.”

3. After successfully connecting to your network, the timeclock will display
the “System Ready” message in the upper-left corner of the main screen.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

4.3 Overview of the CB2000

The CB2000 timeclock features an RFID reader that allows employees to punch in
or out using an RFID card or PIN.

4.3.1 Using the CB2000 Keypad

The following table explains the functions of each key on the CB2000 keypad.

KEY FUNCTION

1-0 FUNCTION AS THE NUMBERS THEY REPRESENT.

USE THE KEYPAD TO ENTER A PIN BY PRESSING
THE CORRECT FOUR DIGITS, THEN PRESSING OK.

ESC USED TO EXIT FROM A MENU OR CANCEL A

FUNCTION.

MENU USED TO ENTER MENU MODE. REQUIRES A

MANAGER PASSWORD. DEFAULT PASSWORD IS

53178. DEFAULT PASSWORD CAN BE CHANGED
BY A MANAGER.

UP ARROW/DEPT PRESSING THE UP ARROW/DEPT KEY

IN STANDBY MODE WILL ENABLE THE
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FUNCTION. IN ALL
OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS USED TO SCROLL UP.

DOWN ARROW/IDPRESSING THE DOWN ARROW/ID KEY IN

STANDBY MODE WILL ALLOW A USER TO ENTER
THEIR PIN. IN ALL OTHER MODES, THIS KEY IS
USED TO SCROLL DOWN.

OK USED TO ACCEPT KEY ENTRIES.

# USED TO SWITCH BETWEEN ALPHA AND

NUMERIC DURING WIFI PASSWORD ENTRY AND
IS OTHERWISE USED AS A TOGGLE BUTTON.

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4.3.2 Using the CB2000 Menus

There are three main menu screens on the CB2000: Device Management,
Communications, and System Management.

The Device Management menu offers the following options:

Update Time—used to synchronize a new time if time settings in the uAttend
account change.

Device ID—used to display the Device ID for the CB2000.

Upload Logo—used to import a logo from a uAttend account to display on the
CB2000.

Date Format—used to change the way that dates are displayed on the CB2000.

Reverify Time—used to select how often the CB2000 will update its time setting.

Sounds—used to turn the CB2000 sounds on and off.

Time Format—used to change the way that time is displayed on the CB2000.

Change Mgr Password—used to change the default manager password.

The Communications menu offers the following options:

Set IP—allows a user to set a static IP address in the CB2000. Turn off DHCP
before setting a static IP.

DHCP—used to turn DHCP on and off.

Network Settings—displays the CB2000 network settings.

Delete WIFI Settings—used to clear out the WIFI settings in the CB2000.

View WIFI Settings—displays the network to which the CB2000 is connected.

Communicating Interface—allows users to select LAN or WIFI interface.

The System Management menu offers the following options:

Reset—resets the CB2000 to the factory default settings.

Help—displays the Customer Support telephone number.

MAC Address—displays the CB2000’s MAC address.

Update Firmware—updates the rmware to the most updated version.

Firmware Version—displays the rmware version.

5.3.1 Transferring Fingerprint Templates to Other Timeclocks

Transferring a ngerprint template to additional timeclocks requires interaction with
both the BN1500 and your uAttend account.

Follow these steps from your uAttend account:

1. Click the Users tab on the main menu.

2. Click Manage Fingerprint Templates.

3. Check all of the fingerprint templates that you wish to transfer to an
additional timeclock.

4. Use the drop-down menu to select the timeclock(s) to which you wish
to transfer the templates.

5. Click Submit.

Follow these steps on each timeclock that you selected to receive the templates:

1. Press the Menu key.

2. Enter the default password (53178) if it has not been changed, then
press OK.

The User Management icon will be selected.

3. Press OK.

4. Scroll to select Download Templates, using the down arrow key.

5. Press OK.

6. Wait for the templates to download to the timeclock.

7. At the Success screen, press OK.

5.4 Overview of the BN1500

The BN1500 timeclock is a biometric time-recording device that allows employees
to punch in or out using a ngerprint or PIN. This timeclock can store 2,000
ngerprint templates.

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birth date of October 22, 1984 would be registered as “102284.” Each
template must be assigned a unique code. Make note of the employee’s name
and 6-digit code in the Template Assignment Sheet at the back of this guide.

You will be prompted to place a nger on the ngerprint sensor.

6. The designated employee should press their finger firmly on the
sensor until you hear a beeping sound. The employee should then
remove their finger from the sensor. This process will be repeated two
more times with the same finger.

NOTE: If desired, you may repeat the ngerprint scanning process for the same

employee with a different nger, so that the employee can have a back-up template.
If you choose to scan a second ngerprint, it will also require a unique Fingerprint ID.
We recommend using the employee’s birth date in reverse order as the ID code.

7. Repeat the previous steps for each employee who will be using the
timeclock.

Follow these steps from your uAttend account:

1. Click the Settings tab on the main menu.

5.0 SETTING UP AND USING
THE BN1500

Now that you have set up your uAttend account, you may mount your timeclock and
link it to your account.

5.1 Mounting Your BN1500

Follow these steps to mount your timeclock to a wall:

1. Find a location near a power outlet and a router, switch, or Ethernet

jack where you would like to mount the timeclock.

2. Place the metal back plate against the wall, as shown below, and
mark the four screw holes against the wall.

2. Click the Timeclocks link.

3. Click the Assign Templates link that appears next to the name of
the timeclock that you used to register the fingerprint templates.

4. Assign each fingerprint template to the appropriate employee,
using the Template Assignment Sheet in this guide as a reference.

The BN1500 is now ready for registered employees to punch in and out with their
ngerprints.

IMPORTANT: The BN1500 timeclock employs an advanced ngerprint sensor.
Despite the quality of the sensor, there is a segment of the population with
ngerprints that will not record. These employees can still use the timeclock to punch
in and out by using a PIN.

3. Insert the wall studs into the center of the wall marks in all four
locations.

4. Place the metal back plate against the wall, with prongs facing away
from the wall and pointing upward, and screw the back plate to the
wall in all four locations.

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5. Affix the timeclock to the metal back plate by lining up the four slots
in the back of the timeclock to the four metal prongs on the back plate.
Push down lightly to make sure the timeclock is securely fastened to
the back plate and wall.

6. Attach the AC120V power cord to the back of the timeclock.

5.2 Linking the BN1500 to Your uAttend Account

Follow these steps to link the BN1500 to your uAttend account:

1. Attach an Ethernet cable between the timeclock and your router,

then plug the timeclock into a power outlet.

The timeclock should be turned on, with the display illuminated.

2. Log in to your uAttend account, if you are not already logged in.

3. Click the Settings tab.

4. Click the Timeclocks link.

5. Click Add Timeclock.

6. In the Device ID field, enter the Device ID assigned to the BN1500.

You can nd the Device ID on a sticker on the back of the timeclock. If you
cannot locate this sticker, you can also nd the Device ID in the timeclock. To do
this, press the Menu key and enter the password (default password is 53178).
Scroll to Device Management and press OK, then scroll to Device ID and press OK.

Be sure to enter the complete Device ID. An example of a Device ID is
BN1500-12345678.

7. In the Name/Location field, enter the name for the timeclock.

This eld is used to easily identify the timeclock.

8. Click Add.

9. IMPORTANT: Restart the timeclock.

The timeclock will now be linked to your uAttend account.

5.3 Registering Fingerprint Templates

If you are using the BN1500, you will register users’ ngerprints for punching in and
out. Registering a ngerprint template requires interaction with both the BN1500
and your uAttend account.

Follow these steps on your BN1500:

1. Press the Menu key.

2. Enter the default password (53178) if it has not been changed, then
press OK.

3. From the timeclock menu, select the first option, User Management.

4. Select Add User.

The BN1500 will prompt you to enter a 6-digit numeric code for this template.

5. Enter an ID code for the fingerprint template and press OK.

We recommend using the employee’s birth date as an ID code. For example, a

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FCC 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. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by party responsible for
compliance coulk void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance
20cm between the radiator & your body.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna
or transmitter.

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