Amano MTX-30F Original Betriebsanleitung

MTX-30F PUSH INSTALLATION & OPERATION GUIDE

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Note: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.

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide

CONTENTS

MTX-30F PUSH INTRODUCTION………………………………………………5

What’s In the Box

BASIC INSTALLATION FOR TIME GUARDIAN MTX-30F PUSH…….……6 - 9

Wall Mounting

Installation

Understanding the MTX-30F Push Front Panel

STARTUP……………………………………………………………….…...........10

MTX-30F Push Startup Screen (Power On)

Normal Punch IN/OUT Display

OPERATION………………………………………………………………………11 -12

Daily MTX-30F Push Use

Punching with a Fingerprint (FP)

Punching with a Proximity Card (Prox.)

Punching with a Password (Pwd)

Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) OR Password (Pwd)

Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) AND Password (Pwd)

View Previous Punch at the Terminal (F3)

ENROLLING USERS…………………………………………………………….13

USER MANAGEMENT…………………………………………………………..14 -15

How to Enroll a New User

All Users

Display Style

USER ROLE……………………………………………………………………....16

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide

COMMUNICATION……………………………………………………………….17

Ethernet

Wireless Network

PERSONALIZE……………………………………………………………………18

Voice

DATA MANAGEMENT …………………………………………………............19 -20

Delete Data

Backup Data

Restore Data

MORE OPTIONS………………………………………………………..……......21

AUTOTEST…………………………………………………………………..…....22 -24

Test All

Test LCD

Test Voice

Test Keyboard

Test Fingerprint

Test Clock RTC

SYSTEM INFORMATION…………………………………………………….….25 -26

Device Capacity

Device Info

Firmware Info

SPECIFICATIONS……………………………………………………………......27

MTX-30F Push Introduction

The MTX-30F Push is a sophisticated data collection terminal for use directly with Amano Time

Guardian to provide a complete PC or cloud based time and attendance solution for small

business.

The MTX-30F Push terminal with Amano Time Guardian provides a system that automatically

calculates and accumulates hours worked based on the company's payroll policies. This

system separates the hours worked into regular and overtime pay categories and displays

them at the terminal (if enabled).

When using the fingerprint terminal, a user must enroll their fingerprint in the fingerprint

template database. The MTX-30F Push Fingerprint terminal will record the user’s fingerprint

template, encrypt it, and store the data. When a user presents their finger for verification, a

new template is captured and compared to the pre-enrolled fingerprint in the database. If there

is a match, the user will be accepted by the MTX-30F Push Fingerprint terminal.

The MTX-30F Push Fingerprint terminal also provides re-punch protection at the terminal when

the "Recheck Min” feature is set. Multiple punches within the setting time frame will be verified

but not recorded at the terminal in flash memory.

Note: Additional module may be required.

Your MTX-30F Push terminal package should include the following:

•Fingerprint Data Collection Terminal

•100-240 V AC Power Adapter

•6 foot Cat 5 cable

•Mounting Bracket

•Plate and hardware

•One Prox ID card

What’s In the Box

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 5

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 6

Wall Mounting

Warning! Before selecting a mounting location for your MTX-30F Push Terminal, you

must consider the following:

The mounting surface and hardware must be able to support the unit’s weight, 1.35

lbs. (0.61kg).

The area must be within the specified operating temperature & humidity range (see

Specifications on page 27).

The MTX-30F Push Fingerprint terminal should be mounted in an environment

that avoids the following conditions:

X Heat Source –Direct Sunlight and Humidity

X Rain Water

X Strong Vibration and Shock

X Dust, Corrosive Gas, Steam and Salt Damage

Close proximity to a wall outlet (6 ft.)

If using Ethernet, close proximity to an Ethernet connection (6 ft.) or if connecting via

WiFi check the location for a good signal.

Amano recommends the following wall mounting procedure:

1. Set the MTX-30F Push terminal face up on a flat surface to avoid scratches on display.

2. Using the mounting bracket as a guide, mark the location of the upper and lower

mounting holes on the wall. It is recommended to mount the terminal 49.2” from the

floor to the bottom of the bracket. *Adjust for staff height as necessary.

Note: Pay attention to the orientation. The back plate should only be mounted one-way as it is

keyed to fit into the back of the fingerprint reader.

Mounting Bracket

Basic Installation for Time Guardian MTX-30F Push

Back of Terminal

TOP

BOTTOM

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 7

3. Install anchors at the marks and attach the mounting bracket to the wall.

4. Feed power and communication wires through the knockout in the bottom of the

mounting bracket.

5. Install the four screws attaching the metal back plate to the mounting bracket. Make sure

the two metal tabs are on top.

6. Plug in power connector and Ethernet cable (if using Ethernet) into the terminal. Also

connect signal wiring if applicable.

7. Slide the terminal onto the two tabs located at the top of the back plate. Secure

the reader to the back plate by inserting and tightening the screw located at the

bottom of the unit.

Your terminal is now mounted to the wall and ready to connect the power supply to the

outlet.

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 8

The front panel of the MTX-30F Push terminal contains the following controls:

•LED Indicator: During normal standby operation (power on), the Green LED will flash

once per second. When a user successfully verifies the Green LED will stay solid for

three seconds. If a user fails to verify, the Red LED will stay on for three seconds.

Note: If the fingerprint reader does not follow the standard LED operational parameters,

please consult support.

•Speaker: Provides audible voice verification of operations, i.e., "Thank you", "Incorrect

Password", "Access Denied", "Invalid Id", "Please try again", etc.

•TFT Display Screen: Displays time, date, day, and operational information.

•Fingerprint Sensor: Enrolls (creates) template and verifies fingerprint.

•Proximity Senor: Proximity card must be presented approximately 1 inch in front of the

reader to punch.

•Keypad: Used to input User ID, password, and perform menu operations.

•USB Port: Insert USB to download software, copy over passwords, etc.

•Reset Button: Clear all current settings and go back to all factory default settings.

Front View Side View

USB Port

Reset Button

TFT Display Screen

Fingerprint

Sensor

LED Indicator

Keypad Speaker

Understanding the MTX-30F Push Terminal Front Panel

Front/Side Panel Features

Proximity Card

Sensor

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 9

M/┘–Menu, OK

Power ON/OFF & space back.

Modify current item value.

- to scroll down or up for menu operations.

F3 –View Previous Punch

ESC –to perform exit, cancel, ignore when using the Menus.

Keypad Functionality

Power On/Off

Left Arrow Right Arrow

Menu and OK

Up & Down

Arrows

Prev. Punch

Numeric Keypad

Escape

MTX-30F Push Installation & Operation Guide Page 10

Startup

MTX-30F Push Startup AMANO Screen (Power On)

Once the terminal is wall mounted and the communication connections have been made,

connect the terminal to AC power and proceed on to setup and enroll users.

To start-up, perform the following: Ensure theAC Power Adapter is connected to the MTX-

30F Push terminal and plugged into an outlet. The MTX-30F Push terminal will display the

splash screen, perform a diagnostic check, and then display the Welcome screen.

Note: The time and date can be set with the terminal keypad, or downloaded to the terminal from the

host PC or cloud utilizing Time Guardian software. The information such as date, time, daylight saving

time (DST), Fingerprint templates, and hours worked sent from Time Guardian software will have

precedence over existing similar information. That is to say Time Guardian software will act as the

master/source.

Upon power up, the Green LED indicator will blink once every second to signify the terminal

is operating properly.

All normal time and attendance functions (validation for punch in/out) must be performed from

the Welcome screen.

Press the power On/Off button to shut down the MTX-30F Push Fingerprint terminal and

display "halting system….Shutdown 2 secs, 1sec". The MTX-30F Push terminal will retain all

templates and transactions while the power is off.

Normal Punch IN/OUT Display

The system is ready to use after the MTX-30F Push terminal and the host PC with Time

Guardian software or cloud based software are connected and setup. Upon user

recognition at the terminal, the terminal will display his/her name - the first 8 characters of

the first and last name combined, followed by the User ID and validation status.

If View Hours is enabled: The terminal will display the "As of" date followed by the current

pay period hours worked for the user that just punched.

Note: The current pay period information is transferred from Time Guardian to the terminal

during a download and can be retained at the terminal for up to 14 days between

downloads.

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