VeriFone FlexClock Setup Manual

Also check for  rewalls or routers blocking outgoing communications. If this is the case, please allow (or request your IT department to allow) the following outgoing address on your  rewall:  exclock.payrollservers.us port. The FlexClock makes outbound TCP connections on port 8289, and does not need to accept any inbound connections. Please note that if you try to access this address with a web browser, no page will be displayed and you may receive an error message from your web browser. This is normal.
DNS Error
This message can have multiple causes, but often results from mistakes when entering manual IP address parameters, or from problems with your Internet connection. Speci cally, it means that the clock could not use your Internet connection to look up “ exclock.payrollservers.us”.
Frozen Screen
Press the number seven (7) on the keyboard of the FlexClock or disconnect and reconnect the power to restart it. (This won’t erase any punch information.)
Already Sending
There is an ongoing connection between the server and the FlexClock, please allow it to  nish. If this message continues for a period longer than 10 minutes restart the FlexClock by pressing the seven (7) key on the keyboard.
FlexClock
Multi-Purpose Time Device
Setup Guide
Also check for  rewalls or routers blocking outgoing communications. If this is the case, please allow (or request your IT department to allow) the following outgoing address on your  rewall:  exclock.payrollservers.us port. The FlexClock makes outbound TCP connections on port 8289, and does not need to accept any inbound connections. Please note that if you try to access this address with a web browser, no page will be displayed and you may receive an error message from your web browser. This is normal.
DNS Error
This message can have multiple causes, but often results from mistakes when entering manual IP address parameters, or from problems with your Internet connection. Speci cally, it means that the clock could not use your Internet connection to look up “ exclock.payrollservers.us”.
Frozen Screen
Press the number seven (7) on the keyboard of the FlexClock or disconnect and reconnect the power to restart it. (This won’t erase any punch information.)
Already Sending
There is an ongoing connection between the server and the FlexClock, please allow it to  nish. If this continues for a period longer than 10 minutes restart the FlexClock by pressing the seven (7) key on the keyboard.
FlexClock
Multi-Purpose Time Device
Setup Guide
SETUP
To use the FlexClock, simply connect the Ethernet cable to the FlexClock using the port on the back that has no icon above it, and then to your Internet router. Then connect the optional phone cord to both the FlexClock and an analog phone line, using the port on the back of the clock with a telephone above it. This allows the clock to communicate when the Internet is unavailable. To power up the clock, attach the power cord to the clock and then a power source.
USB
RS232
TelephonePrintReader Ethernet
KNOWN COMMUNICATION ERRORS
Unknown Serial #
If the FlexClock shows this message it means the serial number is not recognized by the server. On the bright side, it con rms that the clock is successfully communicating with the server, but indicates that the correct serial number has not been entered into the online timekeeping system.
a. The serial number entered may be incorrect, or no
serial number has been entered. The correct serial number is printed on the FlexClock box and on a sticker on the bottom of the unit. Some units have multiple numbers on the bottom - the correct one is a number that is eight to ten digits long, and always starts with the number 2.
b. Once a clock has been added to the system, it takes
about 10 minutes for the account to be activated on our FlexClock server. Until that process is complete, the FlexClock server won’t accept transmissions from that speci c clock, and this message will be shown.
Connection Failed!
Please check that the cable is connected; the port on the back of the FlexClock should show green (and possibly blinking orange as well). Check to see if you can access the Internet from other computers in your building.
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SETUP
To use the FlexClock, simply connect the Ethernet cable to the FlexClock using the port on the back that has no icon above it, and then to your Internet router. Then connect the optional phone cord to both the FlexClock and an analog phone line, using the port on the back of the clock with a telephone above it. This allows the clock to communicate when the Internet is unavailable. To power up the clock, attach the power cord to the clock and then a power source.
USB
RS232
TelephonePrintReader Ethernet
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KNOWN COMMUNICATION ERRORS
Unknown Serial #
If the FlexClock shows this message it means the serial number is not recognized by the server. On the bright side, it con rms that the clock is successfully communicating with the server, but indicates that the correct serial number has not been entered into the online timekeeping system.
a. The serial number entered may be incorrect, or no
serial number has been entered. The correct serial number is printed on the FlexClock box and on a sticker on the bottom of the unit. Some units have multiple numbers on the bottom - the correct one is a number that is eight to ten digits long, and always starts with the number 2.
b. Once a clock has been added to the system, it takes
about 10 minutes for the account to be activated on our FlexClock server. Until that process is complete, the FlexClock server won’t accept transmissions from that speci c clock, and this message will be shown.
Connection Failed!
Please check that the cable is connected; the port on the back of the FlexClock should show green (and possibly blinking orange as well). Check to see if you can access the Internet from other computers in your building.
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3. Press the Enter key (Green key) You will see this screen:
PRINT RECEIPT
UPON PUNCH
NOW: NO
YES F2
NO F3
EXIT F4
4. Press the F2 key if you want the FlexClock to print receipts upon punch, F3 if you don’t want to print receipts, or F4 to Exit. You will be prompted to save changes before exiting when F4 is pressed. Make sure that the variable on the left next to “NOW:” says YES or NO according to what you want the clock to do.
Re-Request Settings
If you need to re-request the network settings for the FlexClock, simply press the number seven (7) on the keyboard or disconnect and reconnect the power.
PrintReader
The PrintReader is a biometric  ngerprint reader add­on that can be purchased and used with the FlexClock. For setup instructions, see the guide included in its box. To purchase or for more information, contact your timekeeping provider.
Initial Con guration
The  rst time the FlexClock is started, it needs to be con gured to send and receive information via Ethernet (Internet). The main screen will be visible, but everything will be disabled until it is con gured and the initial contact to server has been made.
Before con guring the FlexClock please check with the internal network administrator about the type of connection required to set up the internet in a new computer, which is the same for the FlexClock.
There are two ways to set up the IP con guration on the FlexClock, Static and Dynamic (DHCP).
Almost all small-business Internet service uses Dynamic (DHCP). Some corporate networks require network settings to be programmed manually. If manual setup is necessary, the Ethernet Options screen can be used by IT personnel to enter those settings:
1. Press the leftmost purple key.
2. Enter the password “CONF” (2663)
3. Press the Enter key (Green key)
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3. Press the Enter key (Green key) You will see this screen:
PRINT RECEIPT
UPON PUNCH
NOW: NO
YES F2
NO F3
EXIT F4
4. Press the F2 key if you want the FlexClock to print receipts upon punch, F3 if you don’t want to print receipts, or F4 to Exit. You will be prompted to save changes before exiting when F4 is pressed. Make sure that the variable on the left next to “NOW:” says YES or NO according to what you want the clock to do.
Re-Request Settings
If you need to re-request the network settings for the FlexClock, simply press the number seven (7) on the keyboard or disconnect and reconnect the power.
PrintReader
The PrintReader is a biometric  ngerprint reader add­on that can be purchased and used with the FlexClock. For setup instructions, see the guide included in its box. To purchase or for more information, contact your timekeeping provider.
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Initial Con guration
The  rst time the FlexClock is started, it needs to be con gured to send and receive information via Ethernet (Internet). The main screen will be visible, but everything will be disabled until it is con gured and the initial contact to server has been made.
Before con guring the FlexClock please check with the internal network administrator about the type of connection required to set up the internet in a new computer, which is the same for the FlexClock.
There are two ways to set up the IP con guration on the FlexClock, Static and Dynamic (DHCP).
Almost all small-business Internet service uses Dynamic (DHCP). Some corporate networks require network settings to be programmed manually. If manual setup is necessary, the Ethernet Options screen can be used by IT personnel to enter those settings:
1. Press the leftmost purple key.
2. Enter the password “CONF” (2663)
3. Press the Enter key (Green key)
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The screen will look like this:
ETHERNET OPTIONS: STATUS: ENABLED
MAINTAIN F2
DISABLE F3
EXIT F4
Then press F2 to reach the IP con guration screen:
ETHERNET SETTINGS FLEXCLOCK IP:
0.0.0.0
NEXT F3
SET F2
EXIT F4
Press F2 to change the setting. Press F3 to reach the remaining settings: IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Primary DNS Server, and Secondary DNS Server. Set these to the values provided by your IT department or Internet Service Provider, or set them all to 0.0.0.0 for the clock to automatically learn these from your network router using a method called DHCP. Remember, most Internet services do NOT require these settings to be manually entered, and 0.0.0.0 for all of these settings is usually the correct setting!
Note that the clock does not have a period key. You can use the asterisk (*) as a period when entering IP addresses. Example: 192 Press F4 when you are done and don’t forget to save the changes by pressing F3 at the end.
*168*0*124
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INSTRUCTION FOR USE
Clock In & Out
To clock in, press the F1 key (or 1 key) and then swipe the card or type in the employee code followed by the ENTER key. Make sure the mag strip on the card is facing down and to the left. To clock out, press the F2 key (or 2 key), follwed by swiping the card or entering the employee code and pressing ENTER.
Alternate clock-in keys programmable from the web site (such as on the 4 and 5 keys) are also possible. For more information, contact your timekeeping provider.
Dial Up Pre x
If the clock must dial a pre x for an outside line when using the telephone line to connect to the server, press the leftmost purple key, and enter the password 123662. Select which dialing pre x is needed, and how many seconds to wait after dialing the pre x.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Punch Receipts
The FlexClock is able to print receipts when employees punch in and out. The receipt feature setting is set to OFF by default, but can be changed by following these steps:
1. Press the leftmost purple key.
2. Enter the password “RCPT” (7278)
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The screen will look like this:
ETHERNET OPTIONS: STATUS: ENABLED
MAINTAIN F2
DISABLE F3
EXIT F4
Then press F2 to reach the IP con guration screen:
ETHERNET SETTINGS FLEXCLOCK IP:
0.0.0.0
NEXT F3
SET F2
EXIT F4
Press F2 to change the setting. Press F3 to reach the remaining settings: IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Primary DNS Server, and Secondary DNS Server. Set these to the values provided by your IT department or Internet Service Provider, or set them all to 0.0.0.0 for the clock to automatically learn these from your network router using a method called DHCP. Remember, most Internet services do NOT require these settings to be manually entered, and 0.0.0.0 for all of these settings is usually the correct setting!
Note that the clock does not have a period key. You can use the asterisk (*) as a period when entering IP addresses. Example: 192 Press F4 when you are done and don’t forget to save the changes by pressing F3 at the end.
*168*0*124
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INSTRUCTION FOR USE
Clock In & Out
To clock in, press the F1 key (or 1 key) and then swipe the card or type in the employee code followed by the ENTER key. Make sure the mag strip on the card is facing down and to the left. To clock out, press the F2 key (or 2 key), follwed by swiping the card or entering the employee code and pressing ENTER.
Alternate clock-in keys programmable from the web site (such as on the 4 and 5 keys) are also possible. For more information, contact your timekeeping provider.
Dial Up Pre x
If the clock must dial a pre x for an outside line when using the telephone line to connect to the server, press the leftmost purple key, and enter the password 123662. Select which dialing pre x is needed, and how many seconds to wait after dialing the pre x.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Punch Receipts
The FlexClock is able to print receipts when employees punch in and out. The receipt feature setting is set to OFF by default, but can be changed by following these steps:
1. Press the leftmost purple key.
2. Enter the password “RCPT” (7278)
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