CHIPDRIVE 905463 数据表
CHIPDRIVE® Time Recording
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2.3.6 Changing the Project, Changing the Project and/or Activity
A project change normally follows a Clock In or Change Project clocking entry. In both cases the device
records a Clock Out entry when you insert the card. You can change this to a Change Project entry by
entering a project number and/or an activity number (see Clock In entry).
records a Clock Out entry when you insert the card. You can change this to a Change Project entry by
entering a project number and/or an activity number (see Clock In entry).
2.3.7 Correcting Input Errors
When entering a project or activity number you can always delete the last digit using the right arrow
key. To delete the number completely, press the red Cancel key.
key. To delete the number completely, press the red Cancel key.
2.3.8 Project Number Zero –-Activity Number Zero
If you want to stop working on a project or activity without moving on to another project (or activity),
you can enter 0 next to a Clock In or Change Project entry. The zero stands for "not assigned to any
project (any activity)", and the next time you insert the user card the zero project (or zero activity) will
be displayed with a dash.
you can enter 0 next to a Clock In or Change Project entry. The zero stands for "not assigned to any
project (any activity)", and the next time you insert the user card the zero project (or zero activity) will
be displayed with a dash.
2.3.9 Canceling a Clocking Entry
If you are not sure whether you have already clocked in/out, you can check this by inserting your user
card. If the device shows a Clock Out, although you wanted to clock in (or vice versa), you can cancel the
unintended entry by pressing the red Cancel button.
card. If the device shows a Clock Out, although you wanted to clock in (or vice versa), you can cancel the
unintended entry by pressing the red Cancel button.
2.4 Changing Batteries, Device Maintenance
When the BATTERY LOW message appears on the display, the batteries need to be changed. Two AAA
or MICRO batteries are required. You should always replace both batteries at the same time. Clean the
unit with a soft, damp, lint-free cloth. To remove stubborn dirt, moisten the cloth with a few drops of
ethyl alcohol. Frequent use of dirty cards may cause the card reader to malfunction. To prevent this,
ensure that the cards are kept clean and dry at all times.
or MICRO batteries are required. You should always replace both batteries at the same time. Clean the
unit with a soft, damp, lint-free cloth. To remove stubborn dirt, moisten the cloth with a few drops of
ethyl alcohol. Frequent use of dirty cards may cause the card reader to malfunction. To prevent this,
ensure that the cards are kept clean and dry at all times.