User guide

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• Click Devices.
• Double click
FTDP database server management.
• Type
localhost at the FTDP database server column if you installed the TCMS V2 and
FTDP in the same computer. If you installed the TCMS V2 and the FTDP in separate
computers, you will need to input the computer’s IP address.
• Select Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) at ODBC driver column.
• The Description column is optional.
• Select the location of the FTDP.mdb file (
Example: C:\PROGRAM FILES\FINGERTEC WORLDWIDE\
FINGERTEC DATA PROCESSOR\FTDP.mdb
) at the database column and click Login.
• The Employee Namename is
FTDP and the default password for FTDP is 123.
• Click
New to establish the connection.
Synchronizing Terminals to FTDP
After connecting to the FTDP, you will need to synchronize the terminals connected to
the FTDP with the TCMS V2.
• Click the
FingerTec Terminals tab and click the green button to check the terminals
connected with the FTDP.
• After connecting, it will display the terminals that the FTDP is connected to. Click
Syn-
chronize Terminal
.
• After the process is completed, click
Okay.
• Next, run the terminal activation at the FingerTec terminal setup for the terminal con-
nected with the FTDP. Without the terminal activation, you will not be able to down-
load the clocking data from the FTDP.
Synchronizing TCMS V2 Users to FTDP
To synchronize the employees in the TCMS V2 with the FTDP:
• Go to
Employee Enrolments and click the green button. Click Synchronize TCMS V2
to synchronise the FTDP users into TCMS V2
.
• When you check the users under
Employee Management, you will notice that the
TCMS V2 does not store their fingerprint, password, card ID or employee name. You
are not allowed to download or upload employees among the terminal, to help avoid
any improper usage of the system.
Downloading Transactions Logs from FTDP
To download transaction logs from the FTDP:
• You can select to download either by date range or last downloaded transaction. Un-
like the TCMS V2 downloading transaction data from the FingerTec terminal, all trans-
action data downloaded from the FTDP will still be available and will not be deleted.
• Go
Transaction Logs, click the green button and click Download Log.