Talk to biometric attendance terminals directly from your code. The Cams 620 Device Connector SDK gives C++ developers a clean, documented API to authenticate, query device capabilities, manage users and fingerprint or face templates, and pull attendance logs over TCP.
Overview
A C++ device-communication SDK that establishes an authenticated TCP session with Cams 620-class attendance and biometric terminals and exposes a rich, header-documented API. It covers connection and serial-number verification, device control (enable/disable, refresh, restart, power off, clear admin), exhaustive parameter queries (firmware, platform, network, supported modalities, algorithm versions, capacities), user and template add/get/delete, and attendance-log retrieval by new-only, time range, since-timestamp, or full pull, with explicit acknowledgement to advance the device read flag. Results return through a typed result enum with granular status codes.
C++ developers and OEM integrators building attendance, payroll, or access-control software that communicates directly with biometric terminals.
Capabilities
Open a TCP session, validate the serial number and credentials, and manage the connection lifecycle.
Read firmware, platform, network, capacities, and supported biometric modalities from the terminal.
Add, fetch, and delete users plus fingerprint and face templates by id.
Retrieve attendance logs new-only, by range, since a time, or in full, then acknowledge the read.
Enable or disable, refresh, restart, power off, set time, and clear admin remotely.
Features
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FAQ
It connects over TCP to Cams 620-class attendance and biometric terminals, authenticating with the device serial number and comm key before issuing commands.
Yes. The SDK supports new-only retrieval, by time range, since a timestamp, and full pulls; after reading new logs you send an acknowledgement to advance the device's last-read flag.
It queries the device's capability mask, reporting support for fingerprint, face, voice, iris, retina, palmprint, finger vein, and palm vein.
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