1. Power up Zone Touch device and make sure the connection to the Internet is enabled.
2. Open All Hours and navigate to Settings > Clocking Points and add a new clocking point.
3. When you add a new clocking point, select the type Time clock and then Spica Zone Touch. Enter the MAC address that matches the address on the product label, either from the device chassis or the packing box. When entering the MAC address, be sure to use : (colon) after every 2 characters. Update other device parameters if needed. To complete the step, select the Save button.
4. If you have successfully connected the terminal, it will show you the status online on the right. Use the Update Clock button to update the date and time according to the selected time zone setting. You also have the Edit and Delete buttons available.
The terminal is now ready for use 😊
To test it, click on arrival and place the card next to it and check if the event has been recorded correctly in your All Hours app.
For more advanced guide open link below and search for "Zone Touch All Hours and Simple Access Control"
All Hours uses cloud solution to communicate with Terminals. For everything to work as expected, the following connections should be enabled in firewall.
All Hours
These urls/ports are required:
DNS (UDP port 53)
By default it will use a publicly available server (8.8.8.8), but may be reconfigured to use a custom one
NTP (UDP port 123)
By default it will use a publicly available server (pool.ntp.org), but may be reconfigured to use a custom one
MQTT (TCP port 8883):
a2whd8kw6y0n86.iot.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com:8883
iot.doorcloud.com:8883
HTTPS:
inward.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com:443
doorcloudfirmwares.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com:443
api.doorcloud.com
There are several other sites that the device will try to contact in order to test connectivity (ZAP->Maintenance->Cloud Connectivity). The sites and addresses that the connectivity test will contact (besides the ones listed above) are:
"4.2.2.2", "208.67.222.222", "8.8.8.8", "www.spica.com", "aws.amazon.com", "www.microsoft.com", "www.google.com", "api.doorcloud.com/", "s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com", "portquiz.net", "zoneiot.westeurope.cloudapp.azure.com".
All of these sites and addresses are parts of either general internet infrastructure or our services. No data from these sites is actually read, the device merely checks if the site is accessible.