This page helps you configuring your biometric machines to connect with the web server. The following screens are taken from Cams biometric machines. Some of the machines of ZKTeco will also same as Cams machines. In the following examples we have shared has screens of two different versions. If you have different software than what…
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In a biometric attendance system, accurately identifying whether a punch is an IN or OUT entry is critical for ensuring proper attendance tracking. At Cams Biometrics, we offer flexible ways to determine the punch state—both at the hardware level and at the admin portal (API) level. This article explains how punch states are recorded, what…
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…
Connecting a biometric attendance device to any software platform — whether it is an ERP, HRMS, payroll system, access control application, or a custom built platform — requires communication through the Cams Biometrics Web API. Before deployment, you need to understand two things: how your device communicates, and what charges apply. How Device Communication Works…
All charges are applied per device — regardless of whether multiple devices share the same server, the same local machine, or the same hybrid connector installation. 1. API Activation & Yearly License — required for every device Every biometric device communicating through our gateway requires an active API. This involves two distinct charges. API Activation…
Before pushing your integration to production, you can test Cams API callbacks directly on your development machine using a tunneling tool. This guide walks you through a step-by-step setup. Why you need a tunnel Callback and webhook requests originate from the Cams platform over the internet. A local application running on your machine cannot receive…
When experiencing missing data in your ERP system, it’s essential to initiate a thorough investigation with the help of your ERP provider. The provider can access detailed system logs and settings that are crucial for diagnosing the root cause of the data issues. This approach ensures that any systemic or technical anomalies within the ERP…
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,…
Setting up the API integration with your biometric machine for the first time is a crucial step to ensure seamless communication between your device and your server. This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step walkthrough to configure the server endpoint, link your biometric machine to the API, and validate the data flow. Whether you’re a developer…
