Fingerprint time & attendance

ZKTeco UA860

A 2.8-inch colour terminal with Wi-Fi built in and a USB port for when the network is not there.

ZKTeco UA860 — Fingerprint time and attendance
Works with M1 TimePilot

The UA860 pairs a BioID fingerprint collector with integrated 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, so it can be mounted where no data cable reaches. A USB host port allows data to be backed up and moved by hand, which matters on a site where connectivity comes and goes.

Best for: Branches and site offices where running a network cable is the expensive part.

Enquiry only — we do not publish hardware prices, because the right answer depends on how many doors you are covering.

What it does well

Wi-Fi is integrated

The 802.11 b/g module is built in, not an accessory — mount it where the power is and let it find the network.

USB backup

A USB host port takes data up and down while the device is standalone, so an outage never means lost punches.

BioID sensor

The same collector family as the BioPro SA20, specified for dry and moist fingers.

Access control included

Interfaces for a third-party electric lock and exit button, with a 12 V supply.

Specifications

Taken from the manufacturer datasheet. ZKTeco may change specifications without notice.

Display2.8-inch colour screen
SensorBioID fingerprint collector
Wi-FiIntegrated · 2.4 GHz · IEEE 802.11 b/g
CommunicationTCP/IP · Wi-Fi · USB host
ADMSOptional — required for M1 TimePilot
Access controlThird-party electric lock, exit button
SoftwareZKTime.Net 3.0 · BioTime 8.0
PowerDC 12 V / 1.5 A
Dimensions185 × 137 × 38.2 mm (L×W×T)
Operating range0 °C – 45 °C · 20 % – 80 % humidity

Does it work with M1 TimePilot?

ADMS is an optional function on this model — confirm it is fitted when ordering.

M1 TimePilot collects punches over ZKTeco’s ADMS / Cloud-Push protocol. A device works with the platform when its firmware has a Comm → Cloud Server / ADMS menu; you point that menu at our server and punches start arriving. Older pull-only readers that expose nothing but an SDK on TCP 4370 are not supported.

See exactly how a device is added →

The Device Management screen in M1 TimePilot, showing connected ZKTeco terminals and the Cloud Server settings to enter on the device
The settings you type into the terminal are shown on your own Devices screen. Sample data.

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