Anviz D200 USB Driver EXCLUSIVE

PAXTON ACCESS CONTROL: At the end of the installation there is an check box option to install Paxton Access Control drivers, their is no reason to enable this option if you are not interfacing with a Paxton Net2 or similar Paxton system.

Desktop series D200 is a basic time and attendance system from Anviz, designed for small and medium companies. D200 has the most slim design among similar products. D200 doesn't require any installation. Just put it on the table and that's it! With a special 2-in-1 design, you can also install it on wall. Whenever you need to get the employee in and out records, what you need to do is plug the USB cable to PC or laptop and download data into Bio-office simplified time & attendance software for reports. Even no need driver - just like a USB pen drive! With inbuilt rechargeable battery, D200 is ideal for portable or backup use or in the event there is no AC power available. Everything is simple.

With Anviz's industry-leading fingerprint algorithm BioNANO & waterproof, dustproof and scratchproof fingerprint sensor, EP300 offers a perfect time attendance solution. Special fingerprint positioning design makes it extremely friendly for both system administrators and everyday users. With inbuilt rechargeable battery, EP300 is ideal for portable or backup use or in the event there is no AC power available. Whenever you need to get the employee in and out records, everything is easy through USB cable (no driver needed), USB pen drive or TCP/IP network. Furthermore, the casing of EP300 has been made with recycled carbon materials and has no surface painting treatment. Anviz's commitment to being a responsible environmental citizen includes working to ensure our products are environmentally safe.

Hola Mariano, he puesto los datos tal y como indicaste en este enlace de conexión Wan ( =/discussion/33/conexion-por-wan-de-equipos-anviz/p1), pero no sé cómo conseguir \"ver\" el dispositivo desde el crosscheck para que pueda extraer los registros. Es decir, tengo el W1 puesto como cliente, una ip interna que es la 192.168.1.22 y después la ip pública del servidor dónde está conectado el crosscheck (imaginemos que es la 80.50.40.302). Lo que ocurre es que en el crosscheck, a la hora de agregar el dispositivo, pongo la ip pública del equipo donde está el W1 (que es estática) y no me conecta. Ya no sé qué más hacer. Si supieráis de algún tutorial bien con uso de VPN o la conexión a través de internet te lo agradecería.Gracias y perdón por las molestias! 1e1e36bf2d