NexaKey NX-T324 Fingerprint Time Attendance Machine (TCP/IP)

NexaKey NX-T324 Fingerprint Time Attendance Terminal Overview

The NexaKey NX-T324 is a high-performance standalone fingerprint time attendance terminal from the TEMPO 3 series. Designed for efficient workforce management, it supports up to 5,000 users and features a vibrant 2.8-inch color display. Equipped with reliable TCP/IP (LAN) connectivity and a built-in backup battery as standard, the NX-T324 is the go-to volume model for businesses seeking stable, uninterrupted access control. Wired LAN ensures the most secure and dependable network connection, making it the ideal default choice for door installations where network cabling is already in place.

Why this model rather than the other two

TCP/IP is the most reliable of the three. A wired connection does not drop, does not need a signal survey, and does not depend on a SIM. If there is a network point at the door, this is the model to buy.

Key features

• 600 DPI optical sensor — most terminals at this price use 500 DPI. Higher resolution captures more ridge detail, which improves reads on worn, dry, or small fingers.
• 5,000 fingerprints, 5,000 users and 200,000 transaction logs — a 1,000-student school generates roughly 60,000 records a month, so the log holds about three months before clearing
• 2000 mAh battery giving 2 hours of backup — standard on every TEMPO 3 model, not a paid option
• 2.8″ TFT colour display showing the user's name and finger image on verification
• 125 kHz EM card support — the cheapest and most widely stocked card type in Bangladesh
• 32-bit DSP processor with a fast matching algorithm for shift-change throughput
• TCP/IP (LAN) plus USB Host, USB Client and RS485
• Free SDK and API — integrate into your own HR, payroll or school ERP at no licence cost
• Wiegand 26/34 in and out — works standalone or as a slave reader on an existing panel
• USB pen-drive export to Excel or TXT — no network or software required

Built for school attendance

School attendance has requirements an office terminal does not. Students arrive in a single compressed rush, parents want to know their child arrived, and the office needs a register that satisfies a board inspection.

• Parent SMS on entry and exit — available on the NX-T324G over GPRS. This is the feature parents notice, and the one that justifies the system to a governing body.
• 2 hours of battery backup — load-shedding at 7:40 am would otherwise mean an entire morning's attendance never recorded. Two hours covers the full arrival window on every TEMPO 3 model, as standard.
• 5,000 fingerprints and 200,000 logs — enough for students plus teaching and support staff on one device. A 1,000-student school generates around 60,000 records a month, so the log runs about three months before it needs clearing.
• 125 kHz EM cards — the cheapest card type available in Bangladesh, which matters when you are issuing one to every student.
• Separate student and staff groups — different timing rules for each, so a late teacher and a late student are reported differently.
• Daily, weekly, and monthly reports — exported to Excel for the office, or pulled automatically into a school ERP through the API.
• USB export with no network — a school with no IT department can carry the day's data to the office on a pen drive.