Whether you’re managing a single forklift or an entire fleet of industrial vehicles, unauthorized operation can lead to accidents, liability, and compliance issues. The Cams Forklift Biometric System offers a powerful biometric access control solution not only for forklifts but for a wide range of ignition-based machinery. 🔐 Robust Biometric Authentication Ensure secure and unique…
Company Overview Cams Biometrics is a prominent Indian company specializing in cutting-edge biometric attendance and access control solutions. They provide advanced systems for time attendance, access control, visitor management, and more, leveraging state-of-the-art biometric technologies like fingerprint, facial recognition, and iris recognition. Key Differentiator: Cams is the only provider offering a pure web API integration…
What is a Callback URL? A callback URL, frequently referred to as a webhook, is a URL on your server configured to receive data automatically from external sources. This functionality allows your system to process incoming data in real-time as events occur within the external service, facilitating immediate responses and actions. Generating a Callback URL:…
Introduction Managing biometric access for employees across multiple branches is a common challenge for enterprises. When employees are temporarily transferred to another location, most biometric systems require them to be re-enrolled, causing inefficiencies and administrative burden. Cams Biometrics addresses this issue with its two-way API communication, allowing employee data to be pushed to specific devices,…
Biometric machines are used to record employee attendance—but did you know that anyone can access the settings if the machine is not protected? This guide explains how to lock your biometric device menu so that only authorized admins can access it—while everyone else can still mark their attendance as usual. This feature is supported in almost all major brands, including: 🔐 What…
When experiencing issues with a biometric device that restarts repeatedly, it is important to first assess the power supply, as it is a common culprit. The power adapter used must meet specific current ratings to ensure stable operation of the device. For standard attendance machines, a 12V-2A adapter is typically recommended, which provides sufficient power…
Connectivity Setup: Wired Connection (LAN): For a wired connection, securely insert one end of the LAN wire into the designated port on your biometric device. Connect the opposite end of the LAN wire to an available LAN port on your router or network switch. This establishes a direct and stable connection to your network infrastructure,…
First, ensure that the device supports HTTPS by configure the vendor’s HTTPS server URL and confirm if it works properly. Then, update the server settings as described below. ✅Server configuration for an HTTPS Domain Name Configuration Steps: Note: If your device has the HTTPS option, Enable HTTPS by navigate to: Menu → Comm → PC…
Enabling DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) in the device plays a crucial role in simplifying network configuration processes. When DHCP is enabled, the device automatically receives essential network parameters, including an IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server address, without requiring manual intervention. Enabling DHCP offers several benefits, primarily revolving around convenience and efficiency….
It’s not uncommon—an admin leaves the company, or no one remembers which user has admin rights on your biometric attendance machine. Now, you’re locked out of the menu and can’t manage users or settings. Giving attendance still works, but you can’t add/remove users or change any device settings. Recovering admin access can be easy or…
