TimePilot Vetro
Introduction
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How does the system work?
Your TimePilot Vetro clock is attached to a wall and powered by a nearby electrical outlet. Employees can clock in and out in two ways: by tapping their iButton to the "In" or "Out" probes at the bottom of the clock; or by entering a four-digit ID code and pressing the "In" or the "Out" button on the clock's keypad.
The clocks operate two ways: Network Mode or Standalone Mode.
Once the clock-in and clock-out data is transferred into the TimePilot software, supervisors can view the data, make changes and corrections, create reports based on the data and prepare the data for their payroll service or software.
Here's an overview of the basic setup process:
- Mount your clock according to the directions in the included template. When you plug in the power supply, you'll set the time and date.
- Install your software and set up your company. When you run the software for the first time, The TimePilot Central Setup Assistant will walk you through setting up the software and the Vetro clock.
- If employees will use iButtons to clock in and out, assign iButtons to each employee. If they'll use four-digit ID numbers, assign them numbers.
- Distribute the iButtons or ID numbers to employees and show them how to clock in and out (link opens PDF).