ZKTeco F22 Fingerprint Access Control and Attendance Terminal

Overview

The ZKTeco F22 opens a door and records staff attendance with a fingerprint, a PIN or an optional card, so the door lock and the attendance register are the same device. At 19.4 mm deep it sits flat on a narrow door frame or mullion in an office, clinic or small factory where a bulkier attendance machine will not fit. It works on its own, or reports to ZKTeco software for attendance reports and central door management.

Is it right for you?

• It suits an indoor door where you want access control and attendance in one slim unit.
• It stores 3,000 fingerprint templates, so it covers a small to medium workforce.
• Card reading is optional: if staff will use cards, order it with the card reader, which holds 5,000 cards.
• It has Wi-Fi built in, which helps on a retrofit door with no network cable; wired TCP/IP is also there.
• It works from 0 to 45 °C. Outdoor use is not stated by the manufacturer.

Key features

• ZKFinger V10.0 algorithm on a Z-ID sensor with 3,000 fingerprint templates.
• Fingerprint, PIN and optional card verification, so staff, contractors and visitors can each use the credential that suits them.
• Optional card reading for 5,000 ID cards or 13.56 MHz S50/S70 IC cards.
• Wi-Fi, TCP/IP, RS232/485 and USB host connections, so a retrofit door may not need a new network cable.
• Wiegand input and output plus one auxiliary input, so it can work as a standalone door controller or as a reader on an existing panel.
• Wiring for an electric lock, door sensor (door position sensor), exit button and alarm.
• Anti-passback, scheduled bell, daylight saving time, automatic status switch, record query, T9 text input and 14-digit user IDs as standard; printer connection and ADMS network data push as options.
• 2.4-inch TFT colour display; 158.5 × 78.0 × 19.4 mm; 12 V DC 3 A supply.

What else you need

• An electric lock for the door.
• An exit button.
• A 12 V DC 3 A power supply.
• Only if staff will use cards: the optional card reader module, specified when you order.
• Only if you want central reports: ZKTeco software on a PC or server, reached over Wi-Fi or a network cable.

Installation

The F22 mounts on the frame, mullion or wall beside the door. The installer wires the lock, exit button, door sensor and 12 V DC supply to the terminal, connects it to the network by Wi-Fi or cable, and enrols fingerprints at the unit or remotely from the software. Because it involves lock and power wiring, an access control installer should fit it.

Software and licences

No software is needed for standalone use. For central door management, attendance reports and remote enrolment it reports to ZKBio CVSecurity and ZKAccess 3.5, with a PUSH AC SDK for developers. ADMS network data push to a server is an option.

Before you buy

• Card reading is optional. Say whether you need ID cards or 13.56 MHz IC cards when you order.
• Printer support and ADMS data push are optional functions.
• Operating range is 0 to 45 °C and 20 to 80% humidity.