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The Biomax N-BM60W Pro communicates over wireless Wi-Fi, wired TCP/IP Ethernet (RJ45), and offline USB Host drives, supporting real-time Push Data transmission to central servers. It natively reads standard 125 kHz EM proximity RFID cards (with optional 13.56 MHz Mifare support) and connects directly to Biomax Desktop, Web, and Cloud attendance suites, the Employee Self Service Mobile App, and custom HRMS software via an available SDK.
Network deployment and IT integration for the Biomax N-BM60W Pro support both networked enterprise environments and disconnected remote facilities:
- Network and Data Interfaces: Features built-in Wi-Fi connectivity for cable-free local wireless communication, an RJ45 Ethernet port for standard TCP/IP corporate LAN deployment, and a USB Host port that permits manual offline export of attendance logs, user databases, and transaction reports directly onto a USB flash drive.
- Push Data Protocol: Native Push Data support allows the terminal to automatically push employee verification records in real time directly to centralized attendance databases without requiring periodic polling.
- Card Module Compatibility: The internal radio-frequency reader accepts standard 125 kHz EM frequency RFID cards as standard, with factory-optional compatibility for 13.56 MHz Mifare smart cards.
- Software Ecosystem: Compatible out-of-the-box with Biomax Desktop, Web, and Cloud-based multi-location attendance management platforms, as well as the Employee Self Service Mobile App. For proprietary HRMS, ERP, or payroll engine integration, a comprehensive Software Development Kit (SDK) is provided for system developers.