Access control · Attendance terminal

TM-68GPRS

The TM-68GPRS is a cloud-reporting GPRS attendance clock — for the remote sites where the LAN cable ends at the far gate and the timecard should not: crew posts, site canteens, campus annexes.

GPRS reporting 1,000–1,600 templates Cloud console DC12V
Model photos on request
Fingerprint attendance terminal mounted on a grey wall beside an office window

Key specifications

TM-68GPRS · catalog extractAccess line · attendance
FunctionAttendance clock with GPRS cloud reporting, no LAN required
ReportingGPRS uplink — punches stream to the cloud console
Template capacity1,000–1,600 class (per model quote)
Fingerprint sensorSemiconductor array, 0.3 s class
Card capacity100,000+ credential store class (card option per config)
ConnectivityGPRS + TCP/IP (backup LAN per config)
StorageLocal buffer for offline punching
DisplaySegment class, punch feedback
PowerDC12V (site supply class)
MountingWall-mount, sheltered site locations
Warranty2 years

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product lineAttendance terminals · cloud-reporting classTM family
BiometricFingerprint 1:1 / 1:N, 0.3 s classFamily spec
ReportingGPRS uplink, cloud consoleNo LAN at the gate
Offline bufferPunch storage for signal gapsAuto sync on reconnect
Card lane100,000+ classPer config
Power inputDC12VSite supply class
NetworkingGPRS, TCP/IP optionalSIM handling per project
EnvironmentSheltered site classCabins and gate rooms
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Line values per catalog are family-class figures. TM-68GPRS-specific figures are stated in the datasheet extract and confirmed by the FAE on request. Exact capacities and options by model vary — the sales team confirms the per-SKU matrix within 48h.

Fingerprint access terminal with a finger on the keypad, office glazing behind
Application · Remote sites

The far gate is where the paper is thicker than the cable.

On remote sites the nearest network socket is a day's driving away, and the site's attendance is a notebook in a forklift driver's cabin. GPRS reporting puts that notebook where it belongs — the record arrives before the man does.

  • Signal-gap honesty — punches buffer locally if the GPRS path drops, and sync when it returns (per config).
  • Cloud console for scattered crews — the post's weekly send arrives as data, not as a call.
  • Site power only — DC12V class, into the cabin outlet; no network contract is required.

TM-68GPRS FAQs

Yes — 1 pc MOQ, and the 48h FAE reply will tell you whether the site's signal class suits GPRS or the LAN config is the better route.

Punch records are buffered locally and uploaded when the path returns — the console shows what's still waiting.

No — SIM and connectivity are your side. We ship the unit with the GPRS configuration path documented, and FAE supports the setup over the 48h cadence.

Site records should travel at the signal's speed.

Send the site's power and network facts — get the connectivity matrix in 48h.

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