Closed Ali-Shaikh closed 6 years ago
Yes,
the Attendance Object, has two properties status
and punch
status
is the kind of recognition used (only newer devices, has this attribute) it has values of 1 for finger, 3 for password, 4 for card and 15 for face (older devices, has status as 0 all the time)
punch
has the identifier you need, it has values for 0 to 5 to differentiate ( between CheckIn CheckOut, IntCheckIn IntCheckOut ExtCheckIn ExtCheckOut) But remember, this value is chosen by the user before registering attendance (in my devices, we have 6 buttons to select all these options, as far as I know, there's no way to update this automatically on device)
Thank you for the information, it's very useful. I realised the script does not output 'punch, status' so I have modified it to get that output. My device is Z40 which is quite old. I am writing a script to get the attendance data which I would then pass on to our time tracking software but its a touch and go sometimes I am able to connect to the device and sometimes it fails and I have to unplug the ethernet for a few seconds.
I will be using the punch
identifier and take it from there.
Thank you for your script and advice.
you're welcome!
if you have more problems with the communication, try capturing both the verbose output and a wireshark capture (to identify missing packets or any problem with the communication)
Is it possible to get some kind of identifier which allows us to differentiate between check-in and checkout?