Re: biometric timeclock -- MIDRANGE-L

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I've implemented a solution with the IR Recognition Systems hand geometry
reader. However, it uses a PC to talk to the readers, and the iSeries
talks to the PC.

On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 19:57:35 -0500, "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
said:
> Looking for a recommendation for a biometric (hand activated) timeclock
> to connect to an iSeries. Would prefer ethernet & not to require a pc
> server.
> This is a small shop 80-100 employees with no onsite tech.
> Employee punches a number and places hand on device to clock in/out.
> (It keeps employees from punching in for each other). 
> tia
> jim
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