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JTA-350 PC Time Clock:
Data Collection Terminal for
Jupiter Time & Attendance System
The JTA-350PC card reader time clock is the standard data collection terminal for the Jupiter series of Time and Attendance and Job Costing systems. Employees use these swipe card terminals to punch IN and OUT, and to record department or job transfers.
In addition, the JTA-350 badge swipe time clock can display multiple private and public messages via the large, easy to read LCD screen. Employees can request to see their total hours worked to date for the current pay period, and review previous punches. With more memory, stability and optional features than other clocks, this badge reader is for companies serious about their employee’s time. The JTA-350 badge clock can be programmed to read most barcode or magstripe card formats.
Features
PC based for stability, programmable in C, PASCAL, and BASIC
512K RAM standard, optional lockout and job costing functions
Retains last 5000 punches which can be recovered in case of data loss (example: if hard drive crashes)
Six programmable function keys that can be set for:
- Department or Job transfers
- Opening doors (with lockout module, relay and electronic door lock)
- Viewing previous punches
- Entering special pay code hours like vacation or sick time
- Entering tips, bonuses or other earning pay codes
- Displaying total hours
- Name verification - swiping displays the card holder’s name (clock can store 1000 names).
Total hours display for pay period when swiping IN or OUT, or
with a function key.
Programmable bell schedule for ringing electric bells (requires bell relay kit)
– each day of the week can have 50 different ring times
Public and private messaging
Barcode, Magnetic Stripe, Barium Ferrite, Wiegand, or Proximity readers
Automatic daylight saving time feature
Accepts barcode wand, slot reader, CCD & laser diode scanner (plug & play)
Supervisor badge functions - add or delete punches, enter pay code hours like vacation or sick time for employees
Optional lockout feature for preventing early punch-in and late punch-out (prevents unauthorized overtime)
– internal schedule holds 2 week lockout profile for each employee
Can be used with electric
locking systems (requires relay kit & hardware) to grant access to the
facility or a secure area in the building with a valid swipe
Optional 14.4 kbps modem for remote sites
One clock can be hooked up to internal modem, or external modem can be hooked to RS485 converter to allow 32 clocks to be chained together to the modem.
Optional Ethernet adaptor connects to your existing IPX or TCP/IP network
Specifications
| CPU |
16-bit 8088 compatible microprocessor, programmable in C, Basic, PASCAL, etc |
| RAM |
512 KB CMOS SRAM |
| ROM |
DOS emulator, file transfer utility, setup and diagnostic in 128 K EPROM |
| Keypad |
20-key industrial membrane keypad with tactile feedback and 7 programmable function keys |
| Display |
2 x 16 backlit liquid crystal display (LCD) |
| Power |
+13.5V DC @
800mA |
| Backup Battery |
3V Lithium battery, 190mA/hr, up to 15,000 hours of power down backup to retain data |
| Ethernet |
Optional
internal Ethernet card connects to your existing IPX or TCP/IP
network. |
| Modem |
Optional
internal 14,400 baud modem, AT command compatible |
| Scanners |
Supports barcode wand, slot reader, CCD and laser diode scanners |
| Bar Code |
Reads all commonly used conventions: code 3 of 9, interleaved 2 of 5, EAN/UPC,
CODA BAR, Code 128 |
| Magnetic Stripe |
High density, track 2 ( Track 1 & Track 3 optional ) |
| Proximity or Wiegand |
26-bit, 34-bit and 36-bit Wiegand formats |
| Badge
Slot |
6-pin flat connector (built-in type) |
| Barcode Scanner |
D-sub 9 pin AMP SR type or screwed terminal block |
| RS-485 |
RJ-45 |
| RS-232 |
RJ-11 or screwed terminal block |
| Two Relay Outputs |
Screwed terminal block |
| Operating Temperature |
32 ° F -122 ° F (0 ° C - 50 ° C) 5 - 95% humidity |
| Physical Dimensions |
7.17"H x 6.22" W x 1.77"/2.17" (182mm x 158mm x 45mm/55 mm) |
| Housing |
ABS + PC front cover and metal back plate |
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