A time recorder that records clock-in and clock-out times just by touching a card and notifies you of the time stamp with a voice prompt.
The ORB STK-2 Libra is a time recorder for clocking in and out, equipped with a voice guidance feature. It manages card authentication and logs (attendance history) with just one unit, while also notifying users of clocking actions via voice. It can be used simply by connecting to a LAN and a power outlet, and the data stored in the unit can be retrieved via LAN to a computer for editing and output using dedicated software. It can record up to 100,000 clocking data entries, and in the event of a power outage, it retains the clocking data within the unit. Since it does not require extensive installation work, it can be implemented quickly, and there are no system maintenance costs, allowing for speedy and low-cost operation. It can also be useful for managing employee working hours, a need that has increased due to the enforcement of the Work Style Reform Bill.
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basic information
(1) Easy to introduce and manage (2) No system operation costs required (3) Comes with a tabletop stand, no installation work needed (can also be mounted on a wall) (4) Capable of installing multiple units (more than 30 units) (5) Prevents clocking errors with five types of voice guidance (6) Can play chime sounds at any set time up to 50 times a day (7) Compatible with non-contact IC card technology FeliCa (or MIFARE cards) (8) No button operation required when clocking in (9) Automatically saves logs to a PC via LAN
Price information
148,000 yen (including tax 162,800 yen)
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P3
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Attendance management for general businesses, educational institutions, hospitals, and government agencies.
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Voice Guidance Function Equipped with a "Voice Guidance Function" that plays audio guidance during clocking in, allowing users to set the audio that plays at the time of clocking in. This enables users to confirm their clocking status through audio, helping to prevent clocking errors. ○ Arrival: "Good morning" or "Welcome" or "Buzzer sound" ○ Departure: "Thank you for your hard work" or "Thank you" or "Buzzer sound" ○ Error: "Authentication failed"
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| Model number | overview |
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| STK-2 | Attendance management system with audio guide |
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Company information
ORB Corporation was established in 1977 in Settsu City, Osaka Prefecture, as JAI Corporation, a knowledge-intensive company engaged in the design, development, and manufacturing of electronic devices. With a manufacturing system characterized by advanced technological development capabilities and high-quality management, we have developed OEM products for many well-known domestic manufacturers and have also engaged in OEM operations for major overseas companies. The products we have worked on include control units for injection molding machines, building and home security systems, oxygen capsules, as well as simulation devices for fuel rod retrieval in nuclear power plants and active noise barrier systems that eliminate sound through sound technology, showcasing our remarkable technological capabilities across a wide range of product design, development, and manufacturing. In 2010, we began expanding our series of access control door controllers and time recorders, and in the same year, a barrier-free system equipped with security features was adopted by the Osaka Regional Creation Fund, continuing our evolution. In April 2016, we changed our company name from JAI Corporation to ORB Corporation, marking a new beginning. ORB aims to advance as a company that provides solutions contributing to society through technology and quality.
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