Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product ATR360 Acroprint
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A TR360 User Manual T op Loading T ime Recorder With Fingerprint & Proximity Badge User V erification.
Lithium Battery Caution: The circuit board on this terminal is populated with a lithium battery to protect data or programs stored in the Random Access Memory (RAM). Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to replace the lithium battery in the terminal.
T able of Content s Before Y ou S t art! ........................................................................................ 1 What’s In the Box ..................................................................................... 1 T ime Recorder Mode Settings .
Using the T ime Clock ............................................................................... 13 Using the T ime Card to Clock In ............................................................ 13 Using the T ime Card to Clock Out................
1 Before You Start! What’ s In the Box • A T R360 T i me Recorder • (2) Clock Cover Keys • 18vDC Switching Power Supply • User Manual • (25) Sample A TR241 W eekly T ime Cards • (5) Sample Proximity Badges • Clock Wall Mounting T emplate (Also available for downl oad at http://support.
2 T ime Recorder Mode Settings Mode Setting V alues Default Va l u e 01 Y ear 2000 – 2099 Y ear of Mfg 02 Date 1-12 Mo, 1-31 Date 01, 01 03 T ime 1-23 Hr , 0-59 Min 12 : 00 04 End of Day Change T im.
3 Clock Overview T op V iew Front V iew • Battery S tatus Indicator: A fully charged Battery will have (5) bars. • DST Icon: displays when exiting programming mode when DST is turned on.
4 Rear View.
5 Initial Setup Setting Y ear 1. Remove top cover a. Locate buttons at the top of the clock labeled P4, P5 and P6 i. P4 changes values down ii. P5 changes values up iii. P6 is used to save and select modes 2. Locate the program switch to the left of the finger print reader.
6 Setting St art and End of DST 27. The mode indicator “08” will be flashing, press P 5 to switch to mode “09” 28. The mode indicator “09” will be flashing, press P 6 to select 29. Press P4 or P5 to select the correct month (US-March) 30. Press P6 to save 31.
7 Fingerprint Settings T able A list of the fingerprint se ttings is shown below: Setting Description Add.U Add User: Add Fingerprint and/or Proximity badge users to the clock. Change/delete existing Fingerprint templates or Proximity badge numbers. dEL.
8 Correct Finger Positioning on the Sensor Place finger flat on the sensor surface Place finger in the center of the sensor surface Incorrect Finger Positioning: T ips for Improving the Success of Fingerprint Reads Finger Print Setup 1. Remove top cover 2.
9 Add User 5. Press enter a. Users must be assigned a number user number. You may add up to 150 users and 5 administrators 6. To assign th e user a number use the up and down buttons to change each digit. Start with first digit. (For the number 001 you will start with 0).
10 Import ant! Setting the Real-T ime Clock (RTC) A Real-time Clock (RTC) is a comput er clock (us ually on a chip) that keep s track of the current time.
11 Editing Shif t Intervals 1. Open clock lid. Press "FP Setup" button 2. Press "down" until the LED display shows "InO.S". Press "Enter". "PE.1” will be di splayed. Press "up/down" if you want to edit a different shif t.
12 Set Column Change Time Setup 1. Remo ve top cover 2. Locate the program switch to the left of the finger print reader. Move the switch to the down position, you are now in setup mode 3. Press P3 a. P3, P4, P5, P6 will now be flashing 4. If this is the initial setup you must begin with 01 5.
13 Using the Time Clock Using the Time Card to Clock In 1. When clocking in P1, P3 or P5 must be selected 2. Insert the time card with the current week facing you and the card in the upright position 3. The time card will automatically feed into the time clock and print the corr ect time 4.
14 Features and Specifications Clock Features User Authentication Method Fingerprint or Proximity Badge Display Language English Operation Mode S tand-alone (No PC Interface) Proximity Card Reader EM .
15 Miscellaneous Input V oltage DC 18v Input Current 1.5A Anti-static S trength < 15KV Operational Relative Humidity 10 – 60% Operational T emperature 0 – 40º C (32 – 104º F) S torage Relat.
16 Battery Pack S pecs: V oltage: DC 14.4v Capacity: 1800mA S tandby mode: 30-36hr reserve power Fully charged: 5 days use (300 punches/day) Note: Actual battery life depends on many factors such as battery age, temperature, discharge history , etc., and can vary greatly depending on these factors.
17 Fingerprint Reading Issues Problem Correction How to select finger? Use the index or middle finger to enroll; try the lef t hand fingers if the right hand fingerprint s are worn, damaged or missing. If the user ’s fingers are small, sele ct the thumb.
18 Troubleshooting Symp tom Possible Problem Solution Clock does not power on Power Ou t age The power source wa s not properly connected Check circuit breake r .
19 S y m p t o m Possible Problem Solution The clock keep s losing time The coin cell battery on the motherboard needs to be replaced Replace the coin cell on the motherboard Display Of f, Clock has Power Defective Motherboard Defective LCD Display Contact Lo cal Dealer or Acroprint for repai r .
20 Frequently Asked Questions 1. Q: Why can’t the clock verify my fingerprint? A: Possible Causes: The following conditions could result in a failed read. a. Finger is dry b. Fingerprint is damaged c. Finger was not properly positioned when enrolled d.
21 14. Q: Why is my clock printing on the wrong row? A: - Make sure the date is set correctly . - Make sure the “End of Day” time is set correctly . - For Weekly p ay periods make sure the "End Day of Pay Period" is set correctly . - Make sure the Pay Period type is is set correct ly .
22 Replacing the Circuit Board Batteries The A TR360 is equipped with (2) CR2032 3v Lithium Coin Cell batteries: one battery is on the Main board and the other is on the Display board. The batteries should last approximately 1.5 to 2 years under normal operating conditions.
23 Inst alling the Operational Battery Pack First unplug the clock. The door to the battery pack compartment is located on the bottom edge of the back of the clock. Remove the screw that secures the door . The door may be tightly fitted. Insert a thin knife blade under the bottom of the door at the screw end and rot ate the blade to open the door .
24 Cleaning the A TR360 Do not use cleaning products that contain alcohol or other strong chemicals as they could discolor or crack the terminal housing. Use a sof t damp cloth to remove dirt. Wipe dry . Cleaning the Fingerprint Sensor Caution: Do not use any cleaners on the sensor or it could b e damaged.
25 In order to use a bell or horn a relay is required. Please call Acroprint or your Dealer to order th e relay (PN 01-0230-000). When a signal is activated by the clock the internal cont acts of the relay close and complete the circuit. These internal contact s are "dry" and supply no voltage.
26 Supplies, Parts & Accessories P a r t # Description 01-0230-000 24 V olt Switching Relay Kit 01-0270-000 A TR360 Biometric/Proximity T ime Recorder 01-0270-001 A TR240 T ime Recorder 06-0400-00.
27 Acroprint® Limited Warranty Should you have any questions concerning your warranty information or supplies, please contact the dealer or store w here you purchased the equipment.
28 Product Registration Card Model No.________________ _______ Serial No. _____________________________ First Name_________ _____________ Last Name______ ______________________ T itle______________ __.
User Notes.
06-0400-000 Rev . F.
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