Do You Really Need a Time Clock ?

 

 

Portable Data Recorder M4000
Recording at the touch of a button

 

 

 

 

 

iButtons

An iButton is a microcircuit, encapsulated in a stainless steel weather resistant button, of great durability and reliability (1,000,000 recordings per button). Each iButton is a guaranteed, unique, never to be repeated, factory programmed ROM. Its 16 character serial number is kept in laser-cut polysilicon links !not as stored magnetic charge!. Because of its design and the strict control of the manufacturing process, the DS1990A iButton is an identifier that cannot be counterfeited. It is appropriate for applications where absolute identification is required. Due to its great reliability, the iButton developed and manufactured by DALLAS SEMICONDUCTOR has positioned itself solidly in the international market as a universal identifier of Persons, Objects and Events. iButton dimensions are Height 5mm, Diameter 16mm.

 

 

 Recording Stations

The Recording Stations when touched by the guard with his assigned recorder, will transmit to the said device their unique serial number; this number, along with the actual time and date of the readout will be stored within the M4000’s memory. This data after downloaded into the PC will then produce all the necessary reports to evaluate guard performance.

 

Supervisors & Guard ID Keys:

In order to assign duties and evaluate performances the system employs ID Keys for Supervisors and Guards; The correct usage of the ID Keys will ensure an appropriate and efficient operation of the system. Who, where, what and when is critical data in the security business. The Guard & Supervisor ID Keys (Fobs). Manufactured in Nylon 66; provide a simple way to carry an iButton where only momentary contact is needed. iButton snaps in. Can be attached to a key ring

 

Keypad Booklet

If system users wish incidents to be reported, the guard must carry a keypad booklet. A booklet is a 3"x 4" folder which contains on one side the key pad (12 riveted buttons 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0, C for “CLEAR” and E for “ENTER”). On the other side it contains 5 plastic pockets, to carry within paper sheets with the printed incident codes (codes must be defined, assigned and printed by the user). !Again! every time a guard detects an incident he must first record the closest station to the said incident and then record the code of the incident.

 

Software

 

Reports

Tour Sheet

Areas Report

Shifts Report

 

 

 

 

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