Compumatic XL1000e self totaling time clock

New, Larger Print!

• Self-totaling, and also non-totaling - you select what you need.
• 100 employee capacity
• One IN and One OUT Punch Revision Zone
  - stops people from punching IN early, or OUT late. 
• Automatic Lunch Deduction feature
• Calculates in either hours and minutes (3:45) or military and 100th's (15.75)
• Pay to the minute, or round to the nearest 15 ("Quarter Hour Rounding")
• Prints day of week, or date
• Totaling can be turned off!
  -it can be set just to register the IN and OUT punches
• One Year Guarantee, Lifetime Technical Support
• Works fine with weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly and monthly pay periods
• Programmable Max Hours - after xx (like 14, then the next punch would automatically be IN)
• Optional:  Signal relay board - ring bells, horns, buzzers
• Optional:  Full power reserve - run the clock for hours during power outages
• The XL1000e can be used as a fully automatic consecutive print time clock, replacing "clipper" type clocks, including the Amano CP3000 and CP5000
•    In Non-Totaling mode, the machine prints one entry per line.
•    One other note:
     This machine can print totals in standard hours and minutes
     or hours and 100th's. 
     It only prints IN and OUT times in the standard time format (1:15 and not 13.25)

 Compumatic XL1000e time card
One other note:
   This machine can print totals in standard hours and minutes
   or hours and 100th's.  It only prints IN and OUT times in
   the standard time format (1:15 and not 13.25)

If you have a Cincinnati Clipper, Acroprint AP200 Clipper,
Amano CP3000 or Amano CP5000, this machine can be made to work just like them!
It has to be orderd that way, it cannot be field-upgraded.

Signaling Module rings bells at scheduled times

You will need item 505 from the above list.
Then select if you want the high voltage AC system, or low voltage DC

With High Voltage, they are louder and may need conduit in your state to pass fire code
Low Voltage does not require conduit anywhere. Open wire. Use only 24VDC low voltage bells.