Device connection
Confirm TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, USB or other network options for the selected model and installation.
Start with the device model, firmware, operating mode, required events and offline behavior. TIMY can then match the appropriate documentation and sample project.
A protocol name alone does not confirm a complete integration. The project should define how devices connect, which records move, how doors are controlled and what happens when the network is unavailable.
This checklist helps distributors and software partners prepare a useful technical request.
Confirm TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, USB or other network options for the selected model and installation.
Confirm lock output, exit button, alarm, Wiegand or OSDP roles against the access architecture.
Define people, credential, event, attendance, visitor and device-management data required by the project.
Confirm local verification, record capacity, synchronization rules and conflict handling by device and software mode.
Review authentication, transport security, biometric storage settings and customer deployment policy.
Match the SDK, protocol and sample project to the production model and firmware version.
Availability still depends on model, firmware and deployment mode. TIMY should confirm the applicable package before development begins.
The 2026 TIMY catalog states Java, PHP and C# SDK support for integration projects.
The catalog describes browser-based local management on Windows with a built-in database and multilingual support.
Supported TIMY face terminals can operate with OSDP controllers or OSDP readers, subject to model configuration.
The catalog presents an encrypted CPU-card option where biometric data is stored on the card rather than an external server.
Published functions include attendance, access control, visitor QR, field attendance, elevator access and video intercom management.
Selected WebAAS workflows provide LAN browser access to device-management functions.
Include the following information so the technical team can identify the right package and test path.
Share the door count, user count, credential mix, installation environment and software requirement. TIMY will help narrow the product and integration path.