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Attendance device management: every terminal's record, status and connection on one screen

Card reader attendance terminal setup: code, type, direction, IP and purpose

Each time clock terminal is registered under a location with its device code, name, type (RFID, card, fingerprint, face, QR, mobile), direction, IP address and port, brand, model and firmware. Its purpose is selected as main gate, break, cafeteria or visitor.

Access terminal management: filtered device list by location

Devices are listed in a server-filtered grid within the location scope the user has selected and exported to Excel; in a multi-location setup, a company or all locations are selected from the top menu.

Change device status: active, idle, faulty, out of inventory

A device is set to active, idle, faulty or out of inventory, and the reason is recorded; faulty devices appear separately in the list.

Card reader device tracking: lifecycle history

All of a device's status changes are kept in chronological order in its history; you can look back at when a device became faulty or left the inventory.

Time clock connection status: last signal, ping and TCP port test

Connection diagnostics test the device's last signal, ping response, TCP port connection and database status in one go; this shows whether the device is online.

IP whitelist for attendance: authorized IP addresses per location

A single IP or an IP range is defined for a location; the access type is selected as subcontractor, VPN, temporary or special, and access is enabled or disabled.

Frequently asked questions

What is an attendance terminal (PDKS device)?

A PDKS device is a terminal that records employees' clock-ins and clock-outs by card, code or a similar method. In Pulsar HRM, each terminal is defined under a location with its type, direction, IP address and purpose.

How to check the connection of an attendance terminal?

Connection diagnostics are run in Device and IP Management (Cihaz ve IP Yönetimi); the device's last signal, ping response, TCP port connection and database status appear on one screen.

How to record a faulty device?

The device's physical status is set to "faulty" and the reason is entered; the change is written to the lifecycle history.

How does authorized IP access control work?

Single IPs and IP ranges defined in the location's authorized IP list can access it; each entry is kept with a subcontractor, VPN, temporary or special access type and can be disabled.

Can a canteen or break card reader be defined separately?

Yes. The device record sets the usage purpose as main gate, break, canteen or visitor; a visitor card reader is defined separately the same way.

Can devices at multiple locations be monitored from one place?

Yes. When a company or all locations are selected as the scope from the top menu, the device list shows all locations together.

Can an RFID time clock or a face recognition terminal be defined?

Yes. The device type is selected as RFID, card, fingerprint, face, QR or mobile; each terminal is registered under its location with code, direction, IP address and port, brand, model and firmware.

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