All our attendance and access control systems are supplied with in-built data transfer / transportation.6t. There are various modes to send data to a defined destination. Data can be transfer or transported from the attendance and access control machines using following modes:

• TCP/IP (10/100Mbps RJ45 Network interface)
• Serial port (RS 232 Baud Rate upto 115200)
• Through email using SMTP protocol with MIME support
• USB pen drive interface ( at extra cost )

Now days network is most common in all type of business premises. In this mode every reader connect to network through RJ45 connector , every reader is assigned with one IP. All data communication takes place trough network only.

Serial port is suitable for small premises where readers are few and network is not available. In this mode each reader will connect to one COM port of computer. This is slow mode of communication and distance of reader from computer is also limited. If distance is longer dialup modem can be used to connect reader through telephone line.

Our readers are highly advanced and equipped to send mails independently, without involvement of computer. Reader has to be in network where it can access email server. Reader can be configured to send data via mail to assigned email address. In this mode reader will send all punching of previous day by email.

Our readers are USB enabled. On inserting USB pen drive it detects drive automatically create folders of that reader and copy complete punching data date wise on pen drive. This option is suitable for remote locations where any other communication mode is not available.

All our attendance and access systems are provided complete built-in battery back-up. We offer two options for battery back-up with two types of models:

• Compact plastic model : an external battery adapter unit with up to 8 hour back-up
• Industrial model : an in built battery with 48 hours back-up

Our attendance systems have 2M byte memory, which can hold up to 62500 record and 15000 card list. Further, memory of these attendance systems can also be increased by using MMC memory interface.