Hi,
There is a biometric machine installed here in my office too, and I find
easier marking our attendence on a biometric machine rather than marking 'p'
on a register unsure of the right column. Everything requires bit of
learning and practise and these machines aren't an exception but there is
nothing extraordinary in knowing these.
1. It is easier to remember the location of the machine rather than of a
register.
2. Register can be replaced with some other book/register but Machine is
one.
3. Each machine has a dedicated spot for marking the fingerprints and this
spot is easily identifiable.
4. Most of the machines has audio feedback which says "Thank You" if finger
is pressed on the right spot or "Please Try Again" if you've made a mistake.
With best regards,
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-----Original Message-----
From: P. Subramani
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2014 1:10 PM
To: AccessIndia
Subject: [AI] Biometric attendance!
With the installation of biometrics attendance systems in most of central
got offices, I am wondering how the blind are using/adapting to the use of
the machines. Do we have any exemption from recording our attendance on
biometrics? if not, how to use the machines efficiently/effectively?
advise/suggestions are invited. Thanks and regards, P. Subramani
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