Content

Safety Instructions .............................................................................................................................................. 2

Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Components ............................................................................................................................................... 3
Appearance Description ......................................................................................................................... 3
Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Wiring Connection .................................................................................................................................... 5
Device Operation................................................................................................................................................ 7
General Settings......................................................................................................................................... 7
Menu Option .............................................................................................................................................. 8
Enroll .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
User .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Add User ........................................................................................................................................... 10
Modify User ...................................................................................................................................... 11
Delete User ....................................................................................................................................... 11
Search ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Admin Level ..................................................................................................................................... 12
Data Menu ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Record ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Import ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Export ................................................................................................................................................. 15
Backup and Restore DB ............................................................................................................... 16
Report Form ..................................................................................................................................... 17
Communication Settings ...................................................................................................................... 19
Internet .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Ethernet ............................................................................................................................................. 20
WIFI ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Comm. Mode .................................................................................................................................. 22
Cloud Communication ................................................................................................................. 23
Settings Menu .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Device Information ........................................................................................................................ 24
Time .................................................................................................................................................... 25
Display ............................................................................................................................................... 26
Basic Information ............................................................................................................................ 27
Update ............................................................................................................................................... 28
Test ...................................................................................................................................................... 29
Advanced Settings .................................................................................................................................. 29
T&A (Time and Attendance Settings)...................................................................................... 29
Application ....................................................................................................................................... 30
Verify Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 34
FN Settings ....................................................................................................................................... 34
Auto FN ............................................................................................................................................. 34
Safety Instructions
Please read this safety instructions before you use the product to prevent injury to yourself and 
others, and prevent property damage. The term ‘product’ in this manual refers to the product 
and any items provided with the product. 

● Do not install or repair the product arbitrarily. This may result in electric shock, fire, or product 
damage.   

● Damages caused by any modifications or failure to follow installation instructions can void the 
manufacturer’s Warranty. 

● Do not install the product in a place with direct sunlight, humidity, dust, soot, or a gas leak. 
This may result in electric shock or fire. 

● The optimal working environment of C2Pro is indoor. The device function fully under 
temperature: ‐10°C~50°C (14°F~122°F), humidity: 20‐90%.   

● Do not use damaged power supply adaptors, plugs, or loose electrical sockets. Unsecured 
connections may cause electric shock or fire. The recommended power to C2Pro terminal is DC 
12V ~ 2A. 

● Do not drop the product or cause impacts to the product. The product may malfunc on.   

● When cleaning the product, mind the following (please take care of following). Wipe the 
product with a clean and dry towel (cloth or cotton). 

● If you need to sanitize the product, moisten the cloth or the wipe with a proper amount of 
rubbing alcohol and gently clean all exposed surfaces including fingerprint sensor. Use rubbing 
alcohol (containing 70% Isopropyl alcohol) and a clean, non‐abrasive cloth like lens wipe. 

● Do not apply liquid directly to the surface of the product. 

● Do not use the product for anything other than its intended use.   

 
Introduction

Components

Appearance Description

 
Installation

Step 1： 

Keep the mounting bracket parallel to the ground, at the height of 1.2m (47.24”) from the floor.   

Drill 4 screw holes on the wall according to the mounting bracket.     

Step 2： 

Please punch out the tail lines from the outlet hole before installing the mounting bracket and 
use the screws to fix the mounting bracket on the wall. Use the screwdriver to tighten the 
screws, follow the direction indicated below to complete the installation. 

 
Wiring Connection

Wiring with Access Control Power Supply 

      

Access Control Power Supply 

Input 110V~240V 

Output DC 12V 3A 

 
Wiring with Access Control Unit – SC011 

SC011 and the C2Pro/C2CPro devices are authorized by Anviz wiegand to form a distributed 
access control system.     

Please Configure the Wiegand Output of C2 PRO to Anviz Wiegand option, (Refer to Access 
Setting) and use the SC011 Quick Guide to configure the Wiegand communication correctly. 

Please contact [email protected] for more information. 

 
Device Operation

General Settings

Power On the terminal or On the Standby Interface, Press M Key on the keypad to activate the 
device. 

Press “0” as Administrator ID and press OK to continue, input the default password “12345” to 
access the main menu.    (Default administrator account: ID 0 , default password 12345)) 
Menu Option

Enroll: Shortcut icon to quick register users’ fingerprint. 

User: To Add, Modify, Search and Delete basic user information. 

Data: Inquire user records on the device, import and export user records and user information, 
backup and restore device database, directly export the excel format report to the USB drive. 

Network: Setup device network. Wi‐Fi, TCP/IP and Cloud setup. 

Settings: Device hardware basic parameter setup. Include time, device basic information, 
language display and firmware upgrade. 

Advanced: Time attendance, Access Control, Default Verification mode and Automatic switch 
time attendance status 

Note: 

To ensure the security of the device, we recommend modifying the default administrator 
password the first time you use the C2Pro. For detailed operating instructions, please see 
section “Admin Level”. 

 
Enroll

Select “Enroll” option to enroll user fingerprint quickly. 

Input the unique identification number as User ID and tap “OK” to create a new User ID in the 
device. Press “OK” to continue to enroll user fingerprint. 

Please press the same finger on the sensor for three time and until register success. 

The device will automatically continue to register another fingerprint. Tap “M” back to exit the 
finger enrollment, and back to main menu. 

 
User

Select the “User” option to User management interface. 

Add User

Select the “Add” to create a new user. Input the user basic information. 

User ID: The User ID is required and unique for each user. 

User Name: Input user’s name. (Press FN key and “IN” or “Out” to input the name). 

User Password: Input the maximum 6 digits as password. 

Card Number: Swipe the RFID Card on the device RFID Card read area, it will display the RFID 
Card number in the Card text bar. 

Admin: The device supports different roles for user. (up to 16 roles. The default is User). For 
detailed operating instructions, please see Section “Admin Level”;   

Group ID: The device supports 16 access control groups (The Default is Group 1, with whole 
period access control permission). 

Enroll FP: Enroll user fingerprint. 
Mode: To setup use verify mode.   

System default: Modify the authentication method. Unselect the “System default” first. 

Modify User

Select the “Modify” to edit registered user. Input the registered user ID to modify user
information and the fingerprint template.

Delete User

Select the “Delete” to user delete interface. Please input the user ID you want to delete
and click “yes” to confirm the operation.
Delete all Users (Caution): Click “Delete all Users”. The device will ask to confirmation, input
the super admin password to confirm the operation. Default Password: 12345.

Search

Select the “Search” to search user. Input the user ID in the upper left corner, press “OK” for
user search. Press Directional keys to select the user and press “OK” to modify the user
information.

Admin Level

Select the “Admin Level” to setup the admin role privilege.   
Press “Left” and “Right” directional keys to select the Admin item from 1~16 and press “Up” and 
“Down” directional keys to select the permission of the Administrator. 

Data Menu

Select the “Data” option to access the time attendance data management interface.   
Record

Select the “Record” option to access the record interface, Press “Left” and “Right” directional 
keys to select the data for the record and Input the user ID in the upper left corner, press “OK” 
for user records search.   

Press “Left” and “Right” directional keys to page up and page down search the user records. 

Import

Select the “Import” option to access the data import interface. The terminal will import the data 
from USB Flash Driver. 

You can upload user information from the CrossChex software or from another devices, via the 
 

USB disk driver.   

Notice: The USB records cannot import from CrossChex Software to terminal. 
 
Export

Select the “Export” option to access the data backup interface, you can save the user 
information and attendance records to the USB Flash driver then import to the CrossChex 
Standard Software. 

Export User
Press Directional keys to select the export “All User” or “Specific User” (Assigned User), input the 
User Id to Export user information to the USB Flash Driver.   

Export Time Attendance Record

Press directional keys to select the export “All Record” or “New Records” to the USB Flash Driver. 
Then import to the CrossChex Standard Software. 

Backup and Restore DB

Backup device database file to the USB flash driver and Restore the database from the USB flash 
to devices. 
Report Form

The Report Form can export specific user’s time attendance report as an excel or text file to USB 
flash driver according to the date range.   

         
  

Use the directional keys to assign user ID, edit the data and shift schedule to export data to USB 
Flash Driver. The files can be imported to third part HR or Payroll systems. 
Communication Settings

Select the “Network” option to access the network configuration interface. Before Setup the 
network please select the communication way in Internet option 

Internet

Select the “Internet” option Internet icon to setup the preferred way to communicate the
device.   

WAN mode: Select the preferential communication method for your device, choose
between WIFI or Ethernet.
If you have already connected or intend to connect the device by Ethernet, select the
Ethernet option.
If you have already connected or intend to connect the device by WIFI, select the Wi-Fi
option.
If you have already connected and configured the device by both ways, select the best
performance way.
DNS: Please define the DNS address manually here if you choose the manually way to set
up DNS in Ethernet and Wi-Fi configuration option.

Ethernet

Select the “Ethernet” option to set up the IP/Network settings for the device via the network
cable.

Options: Active or inactive the network communication based on cable.

Retrieve IP Mode: Select “Static” for fixed IP or “DHCP” for dynamic IP mode.
Static: Fixed IP address that doesn't change.
DHCP: A network server that automatically provides and assigns IP addresses, default
gateway and other network parameters to client devices.
Please contact your system administrator or IT responsible for more details.
Get DNS: Select between “Manual” or “Auto”.
Manual: Get the DNS by setup in the “Internet” option
Auto: Get the DNS by local network system.
Device IP: Set the device IP manually in case Static IP mode (Default: 192.168.0.218).
Subnet Mask: Set the device Subnet mask manually in case Static IP mode (Default:
255.255.255.0).
Gateway: Set the device Gateway manually in case Static IP mode ((Default: 192.168.0.1).
WIFI

Select the “WIFI” option to setup the wireless connection for the device:

Press “Up”and “Down” directional keys to select the ”…” and press “OK” key to setup WIFI
connection.
The device will automatically search the WIFI ESSID, please press “ Up ” and “ Down ”
directional keys to select the ESSID and input the WIFI Password. (Press FN key to input the
password with characters). Click Done after choosing ESSID ans Input password to start WIFI
authentication.
Add WIFI: If the chosen ESSID is not on the search list, click Add WIFI to enroll it manually.

Option: Active or inactive the network communication based on WIFI.

ESSID: Displays the connected WIFI ESSID.

IP Mode: Select “Static” for fixed IP or “DHCP” for dynamic IP mode.

Static: Fixed IP address that doesn't change.

DHCP: A network server that automatically provides and assigns IP addresses, default
gateway and other network parameters to client devices.

Please contact your system administrator or IT responsible for more details.

Device IP: Set the device IP manually in case Static IP mode (Default: 192.168.0.218).

Subnet Mask: Set the device Subnet mask manually in case Static IP mode (Default:
255.255.255.0).

Gateway: Set the device Gateway manually in case Static IP mode ((Default: 192.168.0.1).

 
Comm. Mode

The device supports two kinds of communication mode. Server mode and Client Mode.

Server Mode: The device works as a Server. It sends the records to the software when the
software requests. In this mode any PC on the same network can connect to the device.

Port: The device default communication port is 5010. The port can be changed according to
your requirement, make sure to modify the communication port of the software
synchronously.

Comm.PW: Enable/Disable the network communication password.

PW Setting: Setup communication password.

Client Mode: The device works as a Client terminal. The device will automatically send the
records to a specified server.

 
Server Type (IP Address or URL): The device supports communication with specified server
via the IP address or DDNS link.

Server IP: The specified server IP address. The device will only be able to communicate with
the machine addressed on this IP address.

Server URL: Input the specified server’s DDNS link.     

Cloud Communication

The C2Pro and C2C Pro device supports Anviz CrossChex Cloud System communication.

For more details, please refer to the Cloud menu.

Users: Enter the User ID/Company ID you registered in your CrossChex Cloud account.

Passwd: Enter the password created in your CrossChex Cloud account.

Server IP: Please select the server you are using for your CrossChex cloud account.

Network Test: Test the connectivity between the device and the CrossChex Cloud.

When succeed, the device will appear at the device tab of your Cloud Account
automatically.
Settings Menu

Select the “Setting” option to access the settings interface.   

Device Information

Select the “Device” option to access the device information interface.

Volume: increase or decrease the device´s volume (0 to 5).

Device ID: Insert the Device ID (default: 1). In a same network, each device must have a
unique ID.
Admin PIN Code: Set the Administrator password to log the internal device menu (default:
12345).

Web Activation: Enable/Disable the device management by web interface.

Web port: Select the web port for web management (default: 80).

Factory Reset: Set the device as factory mode. Caution: This process will delete all the users
and records from the device.

Restart: Reboots the device, keeping stored all the existing information. 

Time

Tap on the “Time” icon to access the time adjustment interface.

Time Settings

Select the “Time” option to access the time settings interface.

There are two modes to set the time:

Auto: Automatic adjustment the device date/time according to NTP server (Necessary to
input an available NTP server IP address manually).
Manual: Adjust the device date/time manually.

Click “Set” to save configuration.

DST

DST: Daylight-saving time settings.     

The Daylight-saving time is a manual method to set the local area time zone deviation,
according to where the device is located.

Display

Select the “Display” option to access the display settings interface.

Language: Select to switch the system language.

Power Saving: Energy saving display settings.

Bright Level: LCD screen brightness level.

Keyboard lock: (CAUTION) Disable the device keypad input. (Disable the non-admin user
operate the device by keyboard)

Standby(min): Bright screen standby time.

Show Card: Setup the registered RFID card number length and Number order display on
the device.

BE-3Byte: Reads 3 bytes starting from the High to Low side of the RFID card number.

BE-4Byte: Reads 4 bytes starting from the High to Low side of the RFID card number.

LE-3Byte: Reads 3 bytes starting from the Low to High side of the RFID card number.

LE-4Byte: Reads 4 bytes starting from the Low to High side of the RFID card number.

When reading the card, please note the hexadecimal to decimal conversion, and distinguish
between Wiegand 26 and Wiegand 34.

Basic Information

Select the “Basic Information” option to show the device´s basic information.

Serial Number: Contains the S/N of this device.

Employee No: Number of employees stored on the device´s memory.

Card Count: Number of RFID cards stored on the device´s memory.

Fingerprint No: Number of fingerprint templates stored on the device´s memory.

Log: Number of log records stored on the device´s memory.

Firmware Ver: The current firmware version of this device.

Kernel Ver: The current kernel version of this device.

File System Ver: The current file system version of this device.

Update

Select the “Update” option to access the firmware update interface.

Follow the instruction to plug a USB flash driver with update file and press “Update” button
to begin the update.

Forced update mode (hidden mode):

Caution: Please only use this mode after contacting Anviz support team.

Press the “IN” 1,2,3,4,5 and “Out” keys to active the forced update mode:

Click “Update” to conclude operation.

Test

Select the “Test” option to access the device self-test mode.

In this mode, the user can test device´s keyboard, LCD display and speaker (alarms and
voices).

Advanced Settings

Select the “Advanced” option to access the advance settings of the device.

T&A (Time and Attendance Settings)

Select the “T&A” option to access the time Attendance settings of the device.
Duplicate Punch Range(0-250min): Set the time interval for repeated punching of the
same employee to prevent the system from generating duplicate punching records.

Log Alarm Threshold (0-5000): The device will emit an alarm when the log records reach
the number inserted on this field to inform the log memory is almost full.

Identify Precision: Fingerprint template comparison accuracy.

Check Finger: Enable/disable the fingerprint touch active function. When disabled, the
fingerprint sensor will keep always turned on.

Intelligent update FP: Automatically replaces the user fingerprint template on device´s by a
new one whenever the device detects a better-quality user template than the previous
stored in.

Application

Select the “Application” option to access the application menu

Access

Select the “Access” option to enter the access control interface.

Relay Output Mode: Define the device relay signal function. (Door or Scheduled Ring)

Lock Delay Time(0-15s): Setup the relay delay time 0~15 secs.

Wiegand Format: Define the terminal Wiegand output format, the terminal supports up to
11 Wiegand types.

Anviz Wiegand: Anviz own Wiegand format output, to be used with SC011 access control
unit.

Wiegand 26: The registered User ID will be output as a standard Wiegand 26 format.

Wiegand 26BE: The registered RFID Card number will be from high to low output as a
Wiegand 26 format.

Wiegand 26LE: The registered RFID Card number will be from low to high output as a
Wiegand 26 format.

Wiegand 34BE: The registered RFID Card number will be from high to low output as a
Wiegand 34 format.

Wiegand 34LE: The registered RFID Card number will be from low to high output as a
Wiegand 34 format.

Card 24 Big: The registered RFID Card number will be from high to low output as a
Wiegand 24 format.

Card 24 Little: The registered RFID Card number will be from low to high output as a
Wiegand 24 format.

Card 32 Big: The registered RFID Card number will be from high to low output as a
Wiegand 32 format.

Card 32 Little: The registered RFID Card number will be from low to high output as a
Wiegand 32 format.

Fix Facility Code: Self-defined head of the Wiegand code output. To be integrated with
existing access control system.

Fix Wiegand code (0-254): Self-defined head of the Wiegand code range from 0~254
code number.

Time Zone

Select the “Time Zone” option to enter the Time zone settings interface.

At this interface you can set rules for access control restriction according to the week day
and time.

You can create up to 30 different access rules, they can be assigned with a user group
(section Group)

Group

Select the “Group” option to enter the group settings interface.

Select the Group number you and to modify and add the previous configured time

zone(s) in there. Each user group can accept up to 4 different time zones. Make sure

to set the user group correctly when adding/modifying user (section User). Click save to

store operation.
Shifts

Select the “Shift” option to setup the shift schedule and Break function for the terminal.     

        

Schedule

Select the “Shift” option to enter the “Schedule” settings interface. Setup the shift starting
time and end time.

The terminal will follow the shift schedule to calculate employee’s time attendance records
and export by excel or display in the webserver.

Lunch Break

Select the “Lunch Break” option to access the device Lunch Break settings. The Lunch break
is used to configure the employee attendance verification during lunch break when report
shows they´re not valid attendance record.

Setup the Lunch Break start and end time. And the duration time of the lunch break.
Verify Mode

Select the “Verify Mode” option to setup the employee default verify mode.

FP means Fingerprint Template, PW means Password, ID means User registered number.  

FN Settings

Select the “FN” option to enter the FN settings interface.

At this Interface it´s possible to add or modify time attendance status and its names.

Auto FN

Select the “Auto FN” option to enter the Auto FN settings interface.
At this Interface it´s possible to generate specific records according to date and time.

Example: Records from 07:00 am to 10:00 am on Mondays will be always considered IN.

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