RFID Card Attendance Terminal, 125 kHz / 13.56 MHz, TCP/IP + Wi-Fi

Card attendance without biometrics

A card attendance terminal records who tapped and when, and hands the punches to the software that makes the attendance sheet or the payroll file. Staff tap the card they already carry for the door; students tap the card on their lanyard. Because it reads a card and nothing else, it collects no fingerprint or face data, which matters to organisations reviewing biometric attendance under India's data-protection rules; the DPDP rules and biometric attendance guide covers that choice, and the attendance management guide the set-up.

Cards and connections

Each unit reads one card type, chosen at order: 125 kHz EM4100-format cards such as our 125 kHz card, or 13.56 MHz ISO 14443A cards such as the plain 13.56 MHz card; both can be supplied as printed ID cards with photo and name. Punches go to your software over Ethernet or Wi-Fi, and the terminal keeps them locally while the network is down, typical for the class. Match the card to any readers already on site before ordering cards; the card compatibility guide explains how.

Ordering

Terminals are quoted per unit from one. Request a quote with the card type, the number of terminals and the attendance software you use, so the export format is confirmed. The access control and attendance solution shows terminals, doors and software together; the HRW560 IP reader is the alternative where you integrate reads into your own software.