Amano MTX-30F/A965 Original operating instructions

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About This Operation Guide
This Operation Guide covers the following MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal with Amano Part Numbers for use with Amano
Time Guardian:
MTX –30 Terminal (Terminal Only no software or CommStik included)
MTX-30F/A965
Finger Print Terminal
MTX-30B/A966
Barcode Terminal
MTX-30M/A967
Magnetic Stripe Terminal (same magnetic cards as MTX-15)
MTX-30P/A968
Proximity Terminal ( will work with MTX-15 proximity cards)
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
MTX –30 - Package with USB 50 ft. CommStik™ cable, 6ft Cat 5 network cable, and Time Guardian software
MTX-30F/A969
Finger Print Terminal Package
MTX-30B/A970
Barcode Terminal Package
MTX-30M/A971
Magnetic Stripe Terminal Package (same magnetic cards as MTX-15)
MTX-30P/A972
Proximity Terminal Package ( will work with MTX-15 proximity cards)
AMX-306900 - CommStik 50 ft. (15m) cable only.
EOE-108540 - Ethernet 6 ft. (1.83m) Cat 5 cable only.
This Operation Guide covers the MTX-30 Terminals for use with Amano Time Guardian for the following versions; Time
Guardian v5.6, and Time Guardian Pro v4.6.
CommStik™ is a trademark of Amano Cincinnati, Inc. Other brand names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks
of their respective holder

MTX-30 Installation & Operation Guide
Contents
Proprietary Notice .....................................................................................................................................................2
About This Operation Guide .......................................................................................................................................3
Basic Installation for Time Guardian MTX-30/AXXX ........................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 1: MTX-30 Installation ...................................................................................................................................6
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Unpacking Your MTX-30 Terminal ...................................................................................................................................... 6
Wall Mounting .................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Communication Connections............................................................................................................................................ 11
USB Connection (Direct Connect) ................................................................................................................................. 11
Ethernet Connection (Network).................................................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 2: MTX-30 Operation...................................................................................................................................13
Daily MTX-30 Use.............................................................................................................................................................. 13
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP)................................................................................................................................... 13
Punching with magnetic or barcode card ..................................................................................................................... 14
Punching with proximity card ....................................................................................................................................... 15
Punching with a Password (Pwd).................................................................................................................................. 15
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) or Password (Pwd).................................................................................................... 16
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) and Password (Pwd)................................................................................................. 16
View Hours at the Clock F-1 .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Department Transfer at the Terminal F-2..................................................................................................................... 17
View Previous Punch at the Terminal F-3 ..................................................................................................................... 17
Labor Transfer at the Terminal F-4 (optional module in Time Guardian ).................................................................... 17
Enrolling Users at the MTX-30 –Finger Print Terminal .................................................................................................... 17
Enrolling Users at the MTX-30 –Proximity, MAG-Stripe, BarCode Print Terminal .......................................................... 17
Enrolling Users at at the MTX-30 –Fingerprint terminal.................................................................................................. 17
User Option Menu (MTX-30) ............................................................................................................................................ 21
How to Enroll a User ..................................................................................................................................................... 21

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How to Enroll a User with a Password .......................................................................................................................... 24
How to Change, Edit or Delete User(s) ........................................................................................................................ 25
How to Restore Users From Time Guardian Software.................................................................................................. 26
Comunication Option Menu (MTX-30) ......................................................................................................................... 26
USB Drive....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
System Option Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 27
Date and Time Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 29
Auto Test Menu ............................................................................................................................................................ 30
System Information Menu (SYS INFO) ......................................................................................................................... 32
Record ............................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Device................................................................................................................................................................................ 32
Chapter 3: MTX-30 Setup with Time Guardian ..........................................................................................................33
MTX-30 Terminal Communications .................................................................................................................................. 33
MTX-30 Setup with Amano Time Guardian .................................................................................................................. 33
Time Guardian Communications Module..................................................................................................................... 39
Using the Fingerprint Commands ................................................................................................................................. 40
Chapter 5: Miscellaneous .........................................................................................................................................42
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ................................................................................................................................. 42
MTX-30 CommStik ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
MTX-30 Bell Wiring ........................................................................................................................................................... 44
MTX-30 Specifications....................................................................................................................................................... 45

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Basic Installation for Time Guardian MTX-30/AXXX
Step 1 –Wall Mount the MTX-30 (see page 7). Connect the MTX-30 terminal using
direct connection with included USB cable to host PC, or Ethernet cable for network
connection. Plug in the AC adapter to the MTX-30 then to an AC outlet and the MTX-30
terminal will power up.
Step 2 –Install the Time Guardian Software on the host PC. The installation should
start automatically, but if it stalls, browse on the CD to
Disk1\InstData\Windows\VM\install.exe
Step 3 –Perform software activation by entering the activation code Number (found on
your disk or clock sticker) when requested after the initial software installation and complete
on-line registration for Time Guardian.
Note: QuickBooks® integration is available, but it needs to be setup in Time Guardian.
Also, it’s recommended that QuickBooks be installed on the same host computer
and running for synchronization.
Step 4 –Perform Wizard Setup by completing the Steps 1 - 9 and end Time Guardian
installation by pressing Wizard Complete
button.
If using biometric terminal all employees must be enrolled at the MTX-30 terminal for
identification and validation. This employee information will be synchronized with Time
Guardian by performing polling and downloading commands from the Time Guardian
software. This action is necessary to save the biometric fingerprint templates for newly
enrolled employees in the Time & Attendance database. Download also sends time, Daylight
Saving Time settings, hours worked (if enabled) for the current pay period, and employee
assignments to the MTX-30 terminal.
Synchronization will occur with employee data (punches) to Time Guardian when the MTX-30 terminal is
polled. The hours worked will be retained at the MTX-30 terminal from the date of the last download for
up to 14 days. When Time Guardian downloads to the MTX-30, the terminal display will show
Downloading…., followed by Working…, and finish with Restarting…. The terminal will power off then
back on to refresh with the options just downloaded to it.

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Chapter 2: MTX-30 Installation
Introduction
The MTX-30 is a sophisticated data collection terminal for use directly with Amano Time Guardian to provide a complete
PC-based time and attendance solution for small business. There are four different models to choose: Biometric,
Proximity, Magnetic Stripe, and Barcode.
The MTX-30 terminal with Amano Time Guardian provides a system that automatically calculates and accumulates hours
worked based on the company's payroll policies. This system separates the hours worked into regular and overtime pay
categories and displays them at the terminal (if enabled).
The Amano Time Guardian also offers many sophisticated features to simplify payroll preparation, such as: Revision,
Grace Zones, Flexible Rounding Rules, Unpaid and Paid Breaks, and Time Card Reports, to name a few. In addition,
easy-to-read management reports are available in hours or dollars to provide accurate and timely labor information. Note:
Paid breaks requires additional module.
See Chapter 3 for details on setting up the Amano Time Guardian on the host PC to communicate with the Fingerprint
terminal.
When using the fingerprint terminal, a user must enroll their fingerprint in the fingerprint template database. The MTX-30
Fingerprint terminal will record the user’s fingerprint template, encrypt it, and store the data. When a user presents their finger for
verification, a new template is captured and compared to the pre-enrolled fingerprint in the database. If there is a match, the user
will be accepted by the MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal.
The MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal also provides re-punch protection at the terminal when the "Recheck Min”feature is set. Multiple
punches within the setting time frame will be verified but not recorded at the terminal in flash memory.
Unpacking Your MTX-30 Terminal
In addition to this guide, your MTX-30 terminal package should include the following:
Fingerprint Data Collection Terminal
AC Adapter
USB-50ft cable
6 foot Ethernet cable
Terminal mounting plate and hardware
Time Guardian/MTX-30 Quick-Start Guide (Axxx package only)
Time Guardian CD (Axxx package only)
Understanding the MTX-30 Terminal Front Panel
The front panel of the MTX-30 terminal contains the following controls:
LED: During normal standby operation (power on), the Green LED will flash once per second, and stay on
momentarily when a user successfully verifies. If a user fails to verify, the Red LED will momentarily stay on.
Note: If the fingerprint reader does not follow the standard LED operational parameters, please consult support.
Speaker: Provides audible voice verification of operations, i.e., "Thank you", "Incorrect Password", "Access Denied",
"Invalid Id", "Please try again", etc.
TFT Display: Displays time, date, day, and operational information.
Biometric Terminal - Fingerprint Sensor: Enrolls (creates) template and verifies fingerprint.
Proximity Terminal –Proximity card must be presented approximately 1 inch in front of the reader to punch.
Swipe card Terminal –there are two different clocks avilable with swipe card reader –Barcode or Mag-stripe.
Keypad: Used to input User ID, password, and perform menu operation with the following keys:
ESC –to perform exit, cancel, ignore when using the Menus.

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M/┘–Menu, OK
–Power ON/OFF & space back.
- Modify current item value.
or - to scroll down or up for menu operations.
F1 –View Hours
F2 –Department Transfer
F3 –View Previous Punch
F4 –Labor Transfer (Note: In Time Guardian this is only available with optional module - Advance Labor.)
Note: Press the Power ON/OFF button to turn off the terminal. Department Transfer and View Hours requires
configuration and dowload from Time Guardian Software.
.

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Magnetic Card
Terminal
Fingerprint
Terminal
Barcode
Terminal

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2. Device Appearance
LED Indicator: In normal state, the green LED blinks once every
second. If the verification is
successful, the green indicator is solid on for three seconds. If the verification is a fail, the red
indicator is solid on for three seconds.
Speaker: Used to play the beepsound and voice prompts.
Screen: Display the time and date information, used for user to
get the operation prompt.
CardReader: Usedto enroll or verifyuseridentity.
Keyboard: Used to input the number or execute the menu operation.

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Wall Mounting
Warning! Before selecting a mounting location for your MTX-30 Terminal, you must consider the following:
The mounting surface and hardware must be able to support the unit’s weight, 1.35 lbs. (0.61 kg).
The area must be within the specified operating temperature & humidity range (see Specifications on page 43)).
The MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal should be mounted in an environment that avoids the conditions pictured in the
following figure:
Close proximity to a wall outlet (6 ft), and a wall that can accommodate signal and/or power conduits.
If using Ethernet, close proximity to an Ethernet connection (6 ft).
Amano recommends the following wall mounting procedure:
1. Loosen and remove the back plate retaining screw to remove the back plate as shown (see Figure 0-1). Set the MTX-
30 terminal face up on a flat surface to avoid scratches on display.
Figure 0-1 Back Plate For Wall Mounting
2. Using the back plate as a template, mark the location of the upper mounting holes on the wall. Mark a vertical line on
the wall as a guide to align the lower mounting holes.
Note: Pay attention to the orientation. The back plate should only be mounted one-way as it is keyed to fit into the
back of the fingerprint reader.
3. Install a screw or anchor at the mark and hang the back plate from the top-mounting holes. Level the back plate by
centering the vertical line in the bottom holes.

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4. Mark the location of the bottom holes.
5. Install the screws or anchors for the bottom-mounting holes and secure the back plate to the wall.
6. Slide the terminal onto the two latches located at the top of the mounting plate. Secure the reader to the mounting plate
by inserting and tightening the screw located at the bottom of the unit.
7. Your terminal is now mounted to the wall and ready to connect the data and power lines.
Communication Connections
A connection between your Host PC with Time Guardian and the MTX-30 terminal(s) is/are based upon your setup.
USB Connection (Direct Connect)
You should use the Amano CommStik™ [part number AUS-10035x] (50 foot 4-pin Molex to USB) Communications Cable
(included) to interface with the host PC and Time Guardian.
Figure 0-2 Serial Direct
Connection with CommStik
Ethernet Connection (Network)
Networked terminals can be connected to a standard 10Base-T or 100BaseTX computer network. In addition, each
networked terminal can have a group of up to 29 serial terminals connected via RS-485.
Figure 0-3 Networked Terminal(s)
Time & Attendance
Software
PC Host

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MTX-30 Startup Welcome Screen (Power On)
Once the terminal is wall mounted and the communication connections have been made, connect the terminal to AC
power and proceed on to setup and enroll users.
To start-up, perform the following:
Ensure the AC Power Adapter is connected to the MTX-30 terminal and plugged into an outlet. The MTX-30 terminal
will display the splash screen, perform a diagnostic check, and then display the Welcome screen (see figure).
Figure 0-6 Welcome Screen
Note: The time and date can be set with the terminal keypad, or downloaded to the terminal from the host PC utilizing
Time Guardian software. The information such as date, time, daylight saving time (DST), finger templates, and
hours worked sent from Time Guardian software will have precedence over existing similar information. That is
to say Time Guardian software will act as the master / source.
Upon power up, the Green LED indicator will blink once every second to signify the terminal is operating properly.
All normal time and attendance functions (validation for punch in/out) must be performed from the "Welcome" screen.
Press the power On/Off /◄button to shut down the MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal and display "halting
system….Shutdown 2 secs, 1sec". The MTX-30 terminal will retain all templates and transactions while the power is
off.
Normal Punch IN/OUT Display
The system is ready to use after the MTX-30 terminal and the host PC with Time Guardian software are connected and
setup. Upon user recognition at the terminal, the terminal will first briefly display his/her name [first 8 characters of the first
and last name combined], followed by the User ID and validation status (see figure).
Figure 0-7 Validation Screen
If View Hours is enable: The terminal will display the "As of" date followed by the current pay period hours worked for the
user that just punched in (see figure for example).

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Figure 0-8 Hours Worked for Pay Period
Note: The current pay period information is transferred from Time Guardian to the terminal during a download and can
be retained at the terminal for up to 14 days between downloads.
Chapter 2: MTX-30 Operation
Daily MTX-30 Use
The following "Daily Use" sections assume the MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal has been setup with enrolled users and
system options have been defined. Please see Enrolling Users on page 17 and the other sections for enrollment details,
etc.
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP)
1. From the Welcome screen place your enrolled finger in the sensor window (see figure).
2. Upon verification, the Green LED will momentarily stay on; the screen will briefly display your User ID, Name and
the confirmation "Verified." (see figure) with the voice prompt "Thank you".

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Validation Screen
Note: The name, assignments, and current pay period information can be downloaded from Time Guardian to the
MTX-30. An invalid finger entry will flash the error message, "FP Verify fail “. The Red LED will momentarily
stay on.
Punching with magnetic or barcode card
1. From the Welcome screen swipe your magnetic or barcode badge. (see figure).
2. Upon verification, the Green LED will momentarily stay on; the screen will briefly display your User ID, Name
and the confirmation "Verified." (see figure) with the voice prompt "Thank you"
Validation Screen
Note: The name, assignments, and current pay period information can be downloaded from Time Guardian to the
MTX-30. An invalid finger entry will flash the error message, "FP Verify fail “. The Red LED will momentarily
stay on.

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Punching with proximity card
1. From the Welcome screen place your proximity card in front of the reader. (See figure).
2. Upon verification, the Green LED will momentarily stay on; the screen will briefly display your User ID, Name
and the confirmation "Verified." (see figure) with the voice prompt "Thank you"
Validation Screen
Note: The name, assignments, and current pay period information can be downloaded from Time Guardian to the
MTX-30.
Note: An invalid finger entry will flash the error message,
"FP Verify fail “. The Red LED will momentarily stay on.
Punching with a Password (Pwd)
1. From the Welcome screen enter your User ID using the keypad
and press OK to confirm ID (see figure).
Enter User ID
2. Input your password and ok (see figure).

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Punch Accepted
Note: An invalid password entry will flash the error message,
"Error Pwd.", and the voice prompt, "Incorrect password". The Red LED will stay on until the correct password
is entered or the password entry times out and the terminal returns to the Welcome screen.
Note: The user will be prompted to "Place Finger" if they do not have a password.
3. Upon verification, the screen will display your Name, User ID, and the confirmation "Verified." with the voice prompt
"Thank you".
If View Hours is enable: The display will momentarily show the "As of" date followed by the current pay period hours
worked for the user that just punched in (see figure for example).
Hours Worked for Pay Period
Note: When Recheck Min is set, if an employee punches more than once within the time setting [usually 1 –2 mins.],
the voice prompt will be "Punch accepted…thank you" and no pay period hours will be displayed
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) or Password (Pwd)
1. From the Welcome screen either place your finger on the sensor or enter your assigned User ID using the keypad.
2. Follow the on screen prompt to remove finger or input your password.
3. Upon verification, the screen will display your Name, User ID, and the confirmation "Verified." with the voice prompt
"Thank you" followed by the momentary display of your hours worked for the active pay period.
Note: The advantage of being enrolled as a user with a fingerprint template and password is that you can use either
method to punch. This provides an automatic backup should you encounter any problems with fingerprint
validation. Therefore, the first method used and accepted is the only method you need to validate a punch.
Punching with a Fingerprint (FP) and Password (Pwd)
1.From the Welcome screen either place your finger on the sensor orenter your assigned User ID using the keypad.
2.Follow the on screen prompt to Please Input Password and OK then Please Press Finger (if User ID and
Password was used).

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3.Upon verification, the screen will display your Name, User ID, and the confirmation "Verified." with the voice prompt
"Thank you" followed by the momentary display of your hours worked for the active pay period.
View Hours at the Clock F-1
1.Press the F1 key and the terminal will ask for Badge No. or Finger Print
2.Enter Badge No or place finger on the fingerprint reader and hours will show on display.
Note: If View Hours is enable: Hours displayed are from the last download to the terminal.
Department Transfer at the Terminal F-2
1.Press the F2 key and select department by using the up and down keys (▲▼)
2.Press ok after selecting the department
3.Enter Badge No or place finger on the fingerprint reader. Employee name and hours worked will show after punch.
Note: Department Transfer needs to be configured and downloaded to the clock from Time Guardian.
View Previous Punch at the Terminal F-3
1.Press the F3 key View Previous Punch and the terminal will ask for Badge No. or Finger Print
2.Select Date and press Ok to display previous punches.
Note: Previous punches are reset (cleared) every time the clock is polled.
Labor Transfer at the Terminal F-4 (optional module in Time Guardian )
1.Press the F4 key and select number 1 through 4 by using the up and down keys (▲▼)
2.Press ok after selecting one of the options
3.Enter Badge No or place finger on the fingerprint reader. Employee name and hours worked will show after punch.
Note: Labor Transfer needs to be configured and downloaded to the clock from Time Guardian. This is an optional module
sold separately.
Enrolling Users at the MTX-30 –Finger Print Terminal
After installing the MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal and powering on, you may begin enrolling users. If this is the first
enrollment in a new or empty clock system, everyone will be able to enroll. However, if there are any users with privileges
already setup in the system, you will have to be enrolled by a user with privileges. The MTX-30 fingerprint reader provides
the following two methods for enrollment; fingerprint and password.
Use care when enrolling users at the terminal as the ESC button can alter the entry fuctions during some operations.
Enrolling Users at the MTX-30 –Proximity, MAG-Stripe, BarCode Print Terminal
After installing the MTX-30 card terminal and powering on, you may begin enrolling users. If this is the first enrollment in
a new or empty clock system, everyone will be able to enroll. However, if there are any users with privileges already setup
in the system, you will have to be enrolled by a user with privileges. The MTX-30 Card reader provides the following two
methods for enrollment; password and card.
Use care when enrolling users at the terminal as the ESC button can alter the entry fuctions during some operations.
Enrolling Users at at the MTX-30 –Fingerprint terminal
After installing the MTX-30 Fingerprint terminal and powering on, you may begin enrolling users. If this is the first
enrollment in a new or empty clock system, everyone will be able to enroll. However, if there are any users with privileges
already setup in the clock system, you will have to be enrolled by a user with privileges. The MTX-30 fingerprint reader
provides the following four methods for enrollment; fingerprint, password, fingerprint and password and fingerprint or
password.
Use care when enrolling users at the terminal as the ESC button can alter the entry fuctions during some operations.

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Introduction to Fingerprint Recognition Technology
User Identification/Verification
This is the process of comparing a user's finger against the stored map, and/or verifying a user from a stored password
number. After performing the verification process the system will indicate success or failure while also storing all verified
punches for transfer to the Time Guardian software.
Threshold
The threshold is a predefined number, often controlled by the administrator, which establishes the degree of correlation
necessary for a successful match. If the score from the template comparison exceeds the threshold, the templates are
considered a match. The threshold establishes a balance between False Acceptance Rate (FAR) and False Rejection
Rate (FRR). FAR indicates the probability that a biometric system will incorrectly identify an individual or will fail to reject
an imposter.
You can set the threshold for all users. For a user who has a difficult fingerprint verification, it is recommended to use ID &
fingerprint verification (match one-to-one). Raising the threshold increases security, while lowering it increases the
passing ratio. The correct balance can be vital. For example, a user whose finger is worn or injured should have a
reduced threshold.
The FAR and FRR values affect each other. As FAR is increased, FRR should be decreased. The default one-to-many
threshold is 35, while the 1:1 matching default threshold is 15 (see the following table).
Table 0-1 Recommended Threshold Level Settings
FRR
FAR
One-to-Many
One-to-One
High
Low
45
25
Middle
Middle
35
15
Low
High
25
10
Priviledge (Status) Levels
The status levels define the ability of a user to perform specified administrator and other tasks including the ability to view,
edit, add, and renew specified information categories. Two status levels can be assigned at the MTX-30 terminal or from
Time Guardian, and modified as required. These two levels are:
User –person whose identity must be verified to punch and have their attendance recorded in Time Guardian. Cannot
perform any administrator functions.
Administrator –person who has access to all functions, including system setup..

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Proper Finger Placement
Make sure the fingerprint image captured contains the core part of desired finger, because a fingerprint is the impression of the
friction ridges of all or any part of the finger. Also when enrolling a finger, use a slightly adjusted angle for each finger press, i.e, one
to the center, one inclined slightly to the left, and a third inclined slightly to the right. If these techniques are followed; the success
rate should increase dramatically.
The correct way to place a finger on the sensor is:
The user’s finger should completely cover the sensor. The finger should be placed flat and in the center of the sensor. The finger
should cover at least 80% of the sensor as shown below:
Place the finger flat on the center of the sensor surface
The wrong ways to place a finger on the sensor are:
The following hints are provided as suggestions to help obtain a good fingerprint enrollment.
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