Biometric Algorithm & Verification Compatibility
The Biomax N-WL10 (WL10 / WL Series) standalone time and attendance terminal operates on an Industrial High Speed CPU running dual selectable biometric matching algorithms. The system firmware supports switching between ZKFinger VX10.0 and ZKFinger VX13.0 recognition engines. Deploying engineers should note that toggling between algorithm versions clears existing template databases and transaction logs during the mandatory system reboot. The integrated optical prism scanner conforms to 500 DPI resolution standards, maintaining algorithmic performance metrics of 0.00001% False Acceptance Rate (FAR) and 0.001% False Rejection Rate (FRR) across dry, moist, and rough skin conditions.
Network Protocol & Wireless Connectivity Standards
Data transmission across enterprise network environments is supported by integrated 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi communication hardware. The device supports two distinct wireless operating modes for IT deployment:
- Standard WLAN Infrastructure Mode: Connects to corporate 802.11b/g/n wireless routers. For stable data exchange, the terminal must be positioned within a 20-meter indoor transmission radius of the access point, factoring in structural attenuation from intermediate walls and ceilings.
- Direct Terminal Hotspot Mode: Broadcasts an internal Wi-Fi access point for direct peer-to-peer communication with mobile devices at distances up to 15 meters.
Peripheral Interface & Mass Storage Interoperability
For facilities operating without wired Ethernet drops or permanent network infrastructures, the Biomax N-WL10 incorporates a physical USB Host interface. The firmware supports direct mounting of standard FAT-formatted USB flash drives to facilitate manual data extraction. Administrators can export Attlog transaction files, transfer registered user databases, and download automated on-device Self-Service Recorder (SSR) attendance reports in native Excel format without requiring connected host PC software.
Data Input, Capacity & System Memory Sizing
The unit features an integrated keypad paired with a 2.8-inch TFT LCD color display. Data entry is handled via an on-board T9 input method that supports alphanumeric user naming conventions up to 23 characters. Verification and credential capacities accommodate up to 1,000 total users, 1,000 fingerprint templates, and 1,000 numeric or alphanumeric passwords ranging from 1 to 8 digits in length. Transaction history is preserved in a non-volatile internal log buffer holding up to 100,000 attendance records.
Technical Interface & Infrastructure Matrix
| Subsystem / Port | Supported Standard / Protocol | Functional Compatibility |
|---|---|---|
| Biometric Engine | ZKFinger VX10.0 / ZKFinger VX13.0 | 1:N identification (≤1s) & 1:1 ID verification |
| Optical Sensor | 500 DPI optical scanning prism | Dry, moist, and rough fingertip capture |
| Wireless Network | IEEE 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi | 20m WLAN router link / 15m peer-to-peer Hotspot |
| Physical Interface | USB Host port / SD slot | Attlog attendance log & SSR Excel report export |
| Electrical Power | 5V DC ± 10%, 1A external DC input | External power supply; batteries are not included |
Electrical & Power Supply Compatibility
The Biomax N-WL10 is engineered for continuous commercial duty from an external regulated 5V DC, 1A power supply. The unit does not house internal rechargeable batteries, and where external backup battery packs or auxiliary cells are required for power conditioning, they are not included in the standard hardware package.
