when you punch in...does the time clock stamp it automatically or does the person have to press a button?
1146686
The card will hit a trigger to stamp automatically when pushed in all the way.
1146687
Automatic process, just line up the arrow indicator on the clock with the proper space on the time card and slide the card in and the clock stamps the card. Also FWIW, we have been using this clock now for quite awhile and it works perfectly for our small business.
1523554
Hi Joyce. It isn't easy to do because the directions are worthless! It will set! Just keep experimenting with the buttons while it's in time/date stamp. It's been months sense I reset mine and I really don't remember what sequence of buttons I pushed. Sorry. I wish I could be of more help.
1012083
Hello. You will have to press the clock button. The time will display for a few seconds then revert back to the original display.
823791
We are still using our old mechanical style punch cards. To the right side of the image where it looks like tinted glass, there is an arrow and a light that allows you to see were the clock will punch the time on the card. You just need to line up the slot to the arrow and push the time card in far enough to trigger the stamp. Still working pretty good, I like the fact that it takes a okidata style printer cartridge, rather than the old ribbon style.
1000511
you enter the number of minutes, its has a keypad. Is this a trick question?
1161121
As far as I know, only by hand...It does "recover" from a missed punch in some capacity, however.For example, it's "smart" enough to know that if an employee forgets to punch out, the next morning will still be a punch "in" instead of being considered as having worked the whole night....
364051
I set it once based on the instruction set (which I don't have anymore). I think you have to press and hold one of the buttons for a few seconds to set the minutes and press again to set the seconds. Not sure which button though. Good luck. My clock ran 5 minutes fast everyday so I've just ignored it since then.
1165827
Please watch the following video for instructions on setting the date/time stamp:https://www.dropbox.com/s/gflz7qsdmzjtz9i/Inventio%20Time%20Stamp.mp4
2008923
Go to Reports-Timecards-Find the person-click on "Add A Punch" and put the time in manually. When you accept, it will take you back to the Timecard page.Click on Refresh at the top of the page and the time will update and show an "E" (stands for Edited) after the manually entered time.
1408868
It's pretty easy. To start or shut it off you just press the wide bottom button. To set the time(it can be min/sec or hrs/mins) you need to press one or both of the top small buttons successively to get to your time. I have done both with my knuckles when I'm in the middle of a cooking frenzy and my hands are dirty. I would say you probably would have to have someone assist with the back button if you would want to change from hrs/min to min/sec. it's pretty small, I use my fingernail. Hope this helps
2007126
No. Manual on, timed off. 30 min, 3 hours or 6 hours upon a human pushing the button.E.G. I used it for a lamp at work. When I arrive, I push the button and its on for 6 hours. On Saturdays, it stays off.
390817
Yes, it does. I believe you hit the button once for the time and then a second time for the day and date.
68428
Press and hold the Clock button until it flashes. Enter the time, then press the Clock button again. Let me know if it doesn't work.
1080339
Hi Christina, yes, it displays the time, however only when the button pressed, not constantly like regular watches.
1073519
Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
1656936
No. Each time you use it you must push the 4 hour button , if that is the time you want.
225132
Yes. It is set via a text file. Which then updates automatically as time passes.