Use the following checklist and step sequence when installing the Finger, Card, Password Based Attendance Machine N E90 PRO (SKU: KTI01001001NBM3).
- Unpack & inspect
- Confirm the unit is undamaged and the supplied accessories (power adapter if provided) match the device requirements.
- Site selection
- Mount on a stable, non-vibrating surface at a comfortable height for users.
- Ambient operating temperature must be within 0 °C to 50 °C.
- Allow clearance for ventilation and access to the display and ports.
- Mounting
- Device dimensions: 160 x 150 x 65 mm; weight: 0.62 kg. Ensure the mounting surface and fasteners support this size and weight.
- Use appropriate screws/anchors for the wall material. Do not overtighten or deform the housing.
- Power connection
- Supply: 12 V DC, 2 A. Use a compatible 12 VDC, 2 A power adapter only.
- The unit includes inbuilt battery backup. After initial power-up, allow time for the battery to charge before relying solely on battery power.
- Avoid exposing the power connector to moisture; route cables to avoid tripping hazards.
- Network and data connectivity
- Communication options: WiFi, TCP/IP, USB Host.
- Choose one or more communication methods according to site requirements:
- WiFi — configure wireless settings from the device menu to join the local network.
- TCP/IP — connect to the LAN and assign IP settings as required by your network.
- USB Host — use for manual data export/import if network connectivity is not available.
- Optional: enable Push Data if central push configuration/service is used at your site.
- Initial power-on & configuration
- Power the device on. Use the 2.4" TFT color display (320 x 240 pixel) to follow on-screen prompts for basic configuration (time/date, network, etc.).
- Set administrator credentials and network parameters before enrolling users.
- User enrollment & storage
- The device supports up to 2,000 fingerprint templates and 2,000 cards; ensure you plan enrollment to stay within these limits.
- Transaction storage capacity is 150,000 records—consider regular backups or data retrieval policies.
- Verification and final checks
- Verify network connectivity and data transfer (WiFi/TCP-IP/USB) before handing the device over to users.
- Test fingerprint, card and password authentication for several users to confirm correct operation.
- Maintenance & safety
- Do not expose the device to liquids or extreme humidity.
- Use only the specified 12 VDC, 2 A power supply and qualified personnel for any internal service.
- Keep firmware and configuration backups; periodically export transaction data to avoid storage overflow.
