SMACK Bio3000 Fingerprint Attendance Machine User Manual

Smack Bio3000 Fingerprint Attendance Machine User Guide, introduces the use of fingerprint attendance machine, registration and deletion, management record data and other functions


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Brand
SMACK
Category
Attendance
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
40
File format
PDF
File size
3.3 MB
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
972F56C93021B83D79C8D657C76E8295

About this manual

The SMACK Bio3000 is a fingerprint attendance machine that supports up to 5,000 fingerprint records, multiple administrators, and various operating modes such as attendance, management, and transmission. The manual outlines the device’s hardware specifications, supported languages, and connectivity options.

The guide details how to use the keyboard and menu system, register users via fingerprint, password, or combined methods, manage records, configure system settings, and perform data backup using USB. It also covers troubleshooting tips for fingerprint input and system configuration. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Specifications
  • Introduction
  • How to Use
  • Keyboard
  • Menu
  • ID Modification
  • USB Registration
  • Record Management
  • Settings
  • Data Copy

Specifications

CPUARM9 Samsung Core S3 C2410 200MHz
Matching speed≤ 1 second (with 5000 fingerprints)
False acceptance rate0.0001%
Fingerprint storage capacity5000
Number of administrators10
Record capacity30,000
Operating voltage9V ±5%
Dimensions101 mm × 120 mm

Frequently asked questions

How many fingerprints can the Bio3000 store?

The device can store up to 5,000 fingerprint records.

What registration methods are available?

Users can be registered by fingerprint, password, or a combination of fingerprint and password.

How can data be backed up?

Select the “复制数据” (Copy Data) menu option to transfer data to a USB flash drive for backup.

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