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Time Attendance & Access Control

Biometric attendance terminals, IP-based door access controllers, face recognition devices, and credential scanners.

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2 Door Controller (C3-200)
C3-200 Time Attendance & Access Control

2 Door Controller (C3-200)

C3-Series is an IP-Based Door Access Control Panel that supports a full range Of RFID readers that supports Wiegand-output readers.

System Type RFID Access Control Doors Controlled 2 Readers Supported 2 Wiegand readers (P-12 recommended)
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4 Door Controller (C3-400)
C3-400 Time Attendance & Access Control

4 Door Controller (C3-400)

C3-Series is an IP Based Door Access Control Panel that supports a full range Of RFID readers that supports Wiegand-output readers.

System Type RFID Access Control Doors Controlled 4 Readers Supported 4 Wiegand readers (P-12 recommended)
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Biometric Device (K40 PRO)
K40 PRO Time Attendance & Access Control

Biometric Device (K40 PRO)

K40 Pro is an advanced Time Attendance & Access Control Terminal with a 2.8-inch TFT screen display. It contains a TCP/IP client and USB host

Display 2.8-inch TFT screen Fingerprint Capacity 2,000 Card Capacity 2,000 (optional)
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Facial Recognition & Biometric Terminal (MiniAC+)
MiniAC+ Time Attendance & Access Control

Facial Recognition & Biometric Terminal (MiniAC+)

MiniAC+ is a Linux-based, touchless facial recognition time attendance and access control terminal with Face / Card verification, up to 2-metre recognition range, and 3,000 face + 3,000 card capacity.

Operating System Linux Display 5-inch Touch Screen Biometric Algorithm ZKFace VX5.8
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Buyer's Guide

How to choose the right access control system

Access control comes down to three choices: the authentication method (card, PIN, fingerprint, or face), the door/entry hardware (reader, controller, or barrier), and how it integrates with your HRMS/ERP. Use the guide below, or tell us your site layout for a tailored design.

Choose by authentication method

MethodSecurityThroughputBest for
RFID card / PINBasic–MediumFastGeneral office access, attendance
FingerprintMedium–HighMediumAttendance, restricted rooms
Face recognitionHighFast (contactless)High-security, hygienic entry
Multi-factor (card + bio)HighestMediumData centers, secure zones

Contactless face and card methods became the default for hygienic, high-throughput entry after 2020.

Know the hardware layers

  • Readers — Capture the credential at the door — RFID, biometric, or face.
  • Controllers — The brain: decide who opens which door and store rules and logs (e.g. 2-door, 4-door).
  • Barriers — Physically restrict entry — boom barriers, flap barriers, turnstiles, and bollards.

Integration & compliance

  • HRMS / ERP integration — Sync attendance and identities automatically.
  • Anti-passback & interlocking — Prevent tailgating and enforce one-in-one-out.
  • TCP/IP + Wiegand — Connect to existing infrastructure and standard readers.

Frequently asked questions

Card, fingerprint, or face — which should I choose?

Card/PIN for general access, fingerprint for attendance, and face for high-security or contactless entry. Combine methods for secure zones.

Can it integrate with our HRMS or payroll?

Yes. POXO controllers expose APIs and TCP/IP for HRMS and ERP attendance sync.

What's the difference between a reader and a controller?

The reader captures the credential at the door; the controller decides access and stores the rules and logs.

How many doors can one controller manage?

Models scale from 2-door to 4-door and beyond, and multiple controllers network together for larger sites.

Does it work during a network or power outage?

Controllers store credentials locally and log offline, and battery backup keeps doors operating during outages.

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