Access control · Self-service attendance

TM-F6000

The TM-F6000 is a self-service attendance terminal — the HR-desk unit with screens, batch workflows and a straightforward punch: the kind of machine that ends the "why is the card reader at the far hall" road trip.

Self-service screens Batch workflows 1,000–1,600 templates TCP/IP
Model photos on request
TM70 fingerprint attendance and access terminal mounted on an office wall

Key specifications

TM-F6000 · catalog extractAccess line · self-service attendance
FunctionSelf-service attendance terminal with screen-guided workflows
WorkflowScreens and batch workflows — punch, query, report
Template capacity1,000–1,600 class (per model quote)
Fingerprint sensorSemiconductor array class, 0.3 s
Card capacity100,000+ credential store class (card option per config)
DisplayScreen-guided UX, batch review
NetworkTCP/IP
PowerDC12V (controller rail class)
MountingWall or desk-stand, office class
ConnectivityUSB export per config
Warranty2 years

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product lineAttendance terminals · self-service classTM family
BiometricFingerprint 1:1 / 1:N, 0.3 s classFamily spec
Self-serviceScreen-guided punch and query flowsBatch workflows
Templates1,000–1,600 classPer model quote
Card lane100,000+ classPer config
Power inputDC12VOffice rail class
NetworkingTCP/IP48h FAE support
EnvironmentOffice classHR desk and pantry walls
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Line values per catalog are family-class figures. TM-F6000-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 attendance terminal mounted on a grey wall beside an office window
Application · HR self-service

HR does not fix timekeeping; the desk should.

Most timekeeping grief is a migration of pieces: the clock in one building, the report in another, the correction form in three. A self-service terminal with batch workflows closes some of those circuits at the wall — for the employee, the punch is visible and the query is instant.

  • Employees see the punch — the query flow answers the common question without a request to HR.
  • Batch report cadence — weekend and month-end exports are batch routines, not an evening of the manager's time.
  • Office wall, DC12V — the install is an outlet and a LAN socket, nothing exotic.

TM-F6000 FAQs

Yes — 1 pc MOQ; samples ship in 1–3 days with the software pack and the batch-export sample.

The standard pack covers monthly export templates, shift-alias rollups and adjustment-batch reviews; custom patterns are a config item at order.

Yes — the screen-guided query flow is for the employee; it saves HR the daily call loop.

Self-service stops at the wall where confusion starts.

Send your attendance complaints list — get the workflow matrix in 48h.

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