Suprema BS2-OEPW, BS2-OHPW, BS2-OIPW, BS2-OMPW User Manual

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BioStation 2

USER GUIDE

Version 1.38 English

EN 102.00.BS2 V1.38A

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Contents

Safety Instructions ................................................................................. 4

Getting Started ....................................................................................... 6

Components ................................................................................................................................................... 6

Parts ................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Cables and connectors ........................................................................................................................... 9

How to Enroll a Fingerprint ...................................................................................................................... 11

Choose Ideal Fingers to Enroll .............................................................................................................. 11

How to Enroll Fingerprints .................................................................................................................. 11

Administrator Menus ........................................................................... 12

Full Menu ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

Quick Menu .................................................................................................................................................. 12

User Management ................................................................................ 13

Add User Information................................................................................................................................. 13

Edit User Information ................................................................................................................................. 14

Delete All Users .......................................................................................................................................... 14

Check User Usage ....................................................................................................................................... 14

Authentication Configuration ............................................................... 15

Finger ............................................................................................................................................................ 15

Card ............................................................................................................................................................... 15

ID ................................................................................................................................................................... 16

T&A Mode .................................................................................................................................................... 16

Fingerprint .................................................................................................................................................... 17

System Setup ....................................................................................... 18

Display & Sound ......................................................................................................................................... 18

Device ........................................................................................................................................................... 19

Date & Time........................................................................................................................................... 19

Daylight Saving Time ............................................................................................................................. 19

User ID Type .......................................................................................................................................... 20

USB Memory .......................................................................................................................................... 20

Restart Device ........................................................................................................................................ 21

Restore Default ...................................................................................................................................... 21

More Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 21

Network ........................................................................................................................................................ 23

TCP/IP Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 23

Server Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 23

RS-485 Settings ..................................................................................................................................... 24

Check Event Log .................................................................................. 25

Search Logs .................................................................................................................................................. 25

Delete All Logs ............................................................................................................................................ 25

Check Log Usage ........................................................................................................................................ 26

Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 27

Checklist Before Requesting Service ........................................................................................................ 27

Product Specifications ......................................................................... 28

Dimensions ................................................................................................................................................... 29

FCC Compliance Information ............................................................... 30

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Appendices ........................................................................................... 31

Disclaimers ................................................................................................................................................... 31

Copyright Notice ......................................................................................................................................... 31

Open Source License .................................................................................................................................... 31

GNU General Public License ................................................................................................................ 31

GNU Lesser General Public License .................................................................................................... 37

OpenSSL License ................................................................................................................................... 39

Original SSLeay License ....................................................................................................................... 39

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Safety Instructions

Please read the following instructions carefully before using the product. This information is important for ensuring the safety of the user and for preventing damage to the user's property.

Warning

Failure to follow the instructions may cause serious injury or death.

Installation Instructions

Do not install the product in direct sunlight or in a location that is damp or dusty.

• This can cause a fire or electric shock.

Do not install the product near any heat source such as electric heaters.

• This can cause a fire from overheating or electric shock.

Install the product in a dry place.

• Moisture can cause product damage or electric shock.

Install the product in a place where there is no electromagnetic interference.

• This can cause product damage or electric shock.

Have qualified service professionals install or repair the product.

• Otherwise, it can cause a fire, electric shock, or injury.

• If the product is damaged due to a user's unauthorized installation or dismantling of the product, a service fee will be charged

for repair.

Operating Instructions

Be careful not to spill any liquid such as water, drinks, or chemicals inside the product.

• This can cause fire, electric shock, or product damage.

Caution

Ignoring these instructions may result in minor injuries or damage to the product.

Installation Instructions

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched.

• This can cause product damage or injury.

Keep the product away from strong magnetic objects such as magnets, TVs, monitors (especially CRT monitors), or speakers.

• This can cause a failure.

Only use a DC 12V power adapter that provides a current of at least 500mA.

• This device does not work if the proper power source is not used.

After all the cables are properly installed, apply the liquid silicone underneath and above the cables within the groove ap proximately 10mm wide. The cable cover must be installed to ensure the IP65 rating.

• Non-proper installation of the cable cover may cause device malfunction or damage from water and dust.

If installing the product outside where the product is completely exposed, it is recommended to install the product together with the enclosure.

Use a separate power supply for Secure I/O 2, electric lock and BioStation 2 respectively.

• If connecting and using the power supply to these devices together, the devices may malfunction.

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Safety Instructions

Operating Instructions

Do not drop the product or subject it to shock or impact during use.

• This can cause a failure.

Keep the password secret from others and change it periodically.

• Failure to do so may lead to an illegal intrusion.

Do not press the buttons on the product with excessive force or with a sharp tool.

• This can cause a failure.

Be careful not to contaminate or damage the fingerprint reader with dirty hands or materials.

• This can decrease performance or cause failures to read fingerprints.

Clean the product with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use alcohol, benzene, or water.

• This can cause a product failure.

BioStation 2 uses the capacitive button. If there is much moisture (humidity) like a rainy weather or on the product, wipe with a soft and dry cloth.

There is a risk of fire if batteries are replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of batteries in accordance with local and national disposal regulations.

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Getting Started

BioStation 2

Wall Bracket

Fixing Screws x4

PVC Anchors x4

Diode

Cable Cover

Connector Cables

Ferrite Core

Drilling Template

Quick Guide

Bracket Fixing Screw

Open Source Software

Components

Getting Started

(1x2-pin, 1x3-pin, 3x4-pin, 1x5-pin)

(Star Shaped)

NOTE

• The components may differ depending on where the product is installed.

• When assembling the product with the bracket, you can use the included bracket fixing screw(Star Shaped) instead of the

• For more information on installation, visit the Suprema website (www.supremainc.com) to see the installation guide.

product fixing screw for enhanced security.

Guide

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Parts

Fingerprint sensor Arrow keys/OK button

Numpad/Intercom/ESC

Function buttons

LED lamp

Microphone

LCD screen

USB memory port

TTL input (4-pin)

Power (2-pin)

RS-485 (4-pin)

TTL output (4-pin)

DIP switches

Ethernet

Wiegand input (4-pin)

Wiegand output (4-pin)

Intercom (5-pin)

Relay (3-pin)

RF card reader

Mini-USB cable port

Speaker

Getting Started

button

Name Description

Microphone Transmits the user's voice to the intercom.

LCD screen Displays various information or settings.

Numpad/Intercom/ESC button

Function buttons Serves as T&A function key or selects a sub-menu item.

Arrow keys/OK button

Speaker Makes a sound.

LED lamp Shows the status of the product with different colors.

Fingerprint sensor Reads fingerprints.

• 1 to 9: Enters numbers/characters or selects a menu item.

• : Connects to the intercom.

• ESC: Opens the menu, moves back to the previous screen, or cancels input

• : Changes the character type.

• : Changes the character type or selects a T&A event.

• : Deletes numbers/characters.

• : Inserts symbols or configures an item.

• OK: Selects an item or saves the settings.

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RF card reader Reads RF cards.

USB memory port Connects a USB memory stick.

Mini-USB cable port To be supported later.

TTL input (4-pin) Connects a TTL input/output cable.

RS-485 (4-pin) Connects an RS-485 cable.

TTL output (4-pin) Connects a TTL input/output cable.

Relay (3-pin) Connects a relay cable.

Power (2-pin) Connects the power cable.

Getting Started

DIP switch

Ethernet Connects an Ethernet cable.

Wiegand input (4-pin) Connects a Wiegand input/output cable.

Wiegand output (4-pin) Connects a Wiegand input/output cable.

Intercom (5-pin) Connects the intercom cable.

Turns on the termination resistor for the RS-485 interface

• To use the termination resistor, set DIP switch 1 to ON.

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Cables and connectors

PWR +VDC

Red (White stripe)

PWR GND

Black (White stripe)

RLY N O

White

RLY C OM

Blue

RLY N C

Orange

485 TRXP

Blue

485 TRXN

Yellow

485 GND

Black

SH GND

Gray

TTL IN0 / OUT0

Red

TTL IN1 / OUT1

Yellow

TTL GND

Black

SH GND

Gray

WG IN0 / OUT0

Green

WG IN1 / OUT1

White

WG GND

Black

Power

Pin Name Color

Relay

Pin Name Color

Getting Started

RS-485

TTL input/output

Wiegand input/output

Pin Name Color

4 SH GND Gray

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Intercom

INPH +VDC

Red

INPH GND

Black

INPH AUD

Orange

INPH DTA

Blue

SH GND

Gray

Getting Started

Pin Name Color

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Getting Started

• Each person can enroll up to ten fingerprints. If a finger is injured or scratched, it is

When enrolling a fingerprint, the “Scan 1st finger” message will appear on the LCD screen. Place a finger on the fingerprint sensor, and then press softly in order to improve the recognition.

After a beep sounds, you will be notified to scan again then remove your finger and place it again to scan. (You are required to scan the same finger twice for enrollment.)

How to Enroll a Fingerprint

Correct fingerprint enrollment is critical in improving fingerprint recognition. BioStation 2 is loaded with powerful fingerprint algorithm which is capable of recognizing a fingerprint even when the angle or position of the finger on the reader is not optimal. Nevertheless, enrolling a fingerprint with the following instructions can improve the recognition performance.

Choose Ideal Fingers to Enroll

recommended to use another finger.

• If the fingerprint recognition fails, you can enroll the same finger multiple times, which will improves the recognition performance.

• If a finger is injured or the fingerprint is not clear, please enroll a different finger.

• The index finger and middle finger are preferred for enrolling fingerprints. Other fingers

may have a lower recognition rate because those fingers tend to have difficulty being placed at the center of the fingerprint sensor.

How to Enroll Fingerprints

NOTE

Precautions for enrolling fingerprints

Enrolling fingerprints is the most important procedure because this device uses enrolled fingerprints to compare them with a scanned fingerprint. Please ensure the following when enrolling fingerprints:

• Place the finger firmly on the fingerprint sensor for it to be read completely.

• The center of the fingerprint should be placed at the center of the fingerprint sensor.

• If a finger is injured or the fingerprint is not clear, please enroll another finger.

• Follow the instructions on the screen and place the finger correctly without movement when the finger is read.

• Place your finger to completely cover the sensor with maximum surface.

When the fingerprint recognition fails

BioStation 2 can read fingerprints regardless of the change in seasons or condition of the fingers. However, the external environment or the finger's position can affect the recognition performance.

If the fingerprint recognition fails, the following actions are recommended.

• If there is water or sweat on the finger, please wipe it off before scanning the finger.

• If the finger is too dry, please blow softly on the fingertip before scanning the finger.

• If the finger is injured, please enroll another finger.

• If the fingerprint recognition failure persists, please follow ‘Precautions for enrolling fingerprints’ to re-enroll the fingerprint.

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Administrator Menus

Full Menu

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Select the desired menu item.

NOTE

• If there is no administrator on the device, anyone can access the menu just by pressing the ESC button.

Administrator Menus

Quick Menu

1 Press and hold the ESC button for more than one second and then release the button. Next, authenticate yourself as an

administrator.

2 Select the desired menu item.

NOTE

• If there is no administrator on the device, anyone can access the quick menu just by pressing and holding the ESC button and then

releasing the button.

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User Management

Add User Information

You can register the user information and fingerprints.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to USER > Add User and press OK.

User Management

3 Select an item then press the button. Press OK after configuring the item to register the user information.

• ID: Enter a number between 1 and 429467295 to register as the user ID. If User ID Type set to Alphanumeric, a combination of alphanumeric characters and symbols (_, -) can be used for the ID. Up to 32 characters can be input.

• Name: Enters the user name with the number buttons. Press the / buttons to switch between letters and numbers. Press F1/F2 to show more letters.

• PIN: Enters a PIN. Enter the PIN and press OK. Enter the PIN again to confirm it, then press the OK button. PIN numbers must be 4 to 16 digits to prevent leaking of the PIN.

• Fingerprint: Enrolls fingerprints for user authentication. After scanning the fingerprint of the registered finger, the same finger should be scanned one more time. Press the ESC button if you do not want to enroll a fingerprint.

• Card: Registers cards for user authentication. Scan the cards that you want to assign to users. Press the ESC button if you do not want to register another card.

• User Level: Selects the privileges to assign to the user. Use the / buttons to select the user level.

• Start Date: Sets the start date for the user account. Press the number buttons to enter the date. Use the button to delete the date.

Use the button to enter a separator.

• Expiration Date: Sets the end date for the user account. Press the number buttons to enter the date. Use the button to delete the date. Use the button to enter a separator.

• Security Level: Sets the security level for 1:1 Authentication.

• Duress: Selects the index of the fingerprints to be used as duress fingerprints. This is available only when there are two or more

registered fingerprints.

• Private Auth Mode: Changes the authentication mode for each user. Select a desired item and press the / buttons to change the settings.

NOTE

The available menus vary depending on the selected user level.

• None: Indicates the level for normal users who cannot use the menu.

• Administrator: The user can use all menus.

• Configuration: The user can use AUTHENTICATION, DISPLAY & SOUND, DEVICE, NETWORK, and EVENT LOG menus.

• User Mgmt: The user can use USER and EVENT LOG menus.

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User Management

Edit User Information

Users with the user level of Administrator and User Mgmt can change user information. They can add fingerprints or a card for a user, and also change PIN numbers and access levels.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to USER > Search User and press OK.

3 Select a search method and press the button. You can search for users by ID, Name, Fingerprint, or Card.

• If you press OK without selecting a search method, a list of all users will be displayed.

4 Select the user you want to edit and press F2. Edit the information by referring to Adding User Information.

• Press F3 and then the OK button to delete a user.

NOTE

• Access Group can be registered in BioStar 2. For more information on registering access groups, see the BioStar 2 Administrator

Guide.

Delete All Users

You can delete all registered users.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to USER > Delete User, then press OK. 3 If you press OK, all registered users will be deleted.

Check User Usage

Shows the numbers of registered users, fingerprints, and cards.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to USER > User Usage, then press OK.

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Authentication Configuration

Finger

A schedule can be configured for each authentication method using fingerprints.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to AUTHENTICATION > Finger, then press OK.

Authentication Configuration

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to set a schedule.

• : This mode only uses fingerprints.

• + : In this mode, a PIN must be entered after fingerprint authentication.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

NOTE

• You can configure a schedule in BioStar 2. You can select Never or Always if there is no configured schedule.

• For more information on configuring schedules, see the BioStar 2 Administrator Guide.

Card

A schedule can be configured for each authentication method using cards.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to AUTHENTICATION > Card, then press OK.

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to set a schedule.

• : This mode only uses a card.

• + : In this mode, fingerprint authentication is required after card authentication.

• + : In this mode, a PIN must be entered after card authentication.

• + / : In this mode, fingerprint authentication or entering a PIN is required after card authentication.

• + + : In this mode, both fingerprint authentication and entering a PIN are required after card authentication.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

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Authentication Configuration

NOTE

• You can configure a schedule with BioStar 2. You can select Never or Always if there is no configured schedule.

• For more information on configuring schedules, see the BioStar 2 Administrator Guide.

A schedule can be configured for each authentication method using IDs.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to AUTHENTICATION > ID, then press OK.

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to set a schedule.

• + : In this mode, fingerprint authentication is required after entering an ID.

• + : In this mode, a PIN must be entered after entering an ID.

• + / : In this mode, fingerprint authentication or entering a PIN is required after entering an ID.

• + + : In this mode, both fingerprint authentication and entering a PIN are required after entering an ID.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

NOTE

• You can configure a schedule with BioStar 2. You can select Never or Always if there is no configured schedule.

• For more information on configuring schedules, see the BioStar 2 Administrator Guide.

T&A Mode

You can select registration options for the T&A Mode.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to AUTHENTICATION > T&A Mode, then press OK.

3 Select an item and configure the settings.

• T&A Mode: Selects how to use the T&A Mode.

• T&A Event: Checks T&A Events.

• T&A Required: Selects the registration option for the T&A Mode. If Use is selected, you can set the T&A Event as a required option to

select during authentication.

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4 Press OK to save the settings.

Fingerprint

You can configure the fingerprint authentication settings.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to AUTHENTICATION > Fingerprint, then press OK.

Authentication Configuration

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the settings.

• Security Level: Configures the security level for 1:N Authentication.

• Timeout: Sets a timeout period. If the authentication is not completed within the set time, the authentication fails.

• View Image: You can view the original image when a fingerprint is scanned.

• Sensor Sensitivity: Sets the sensitivity level of the fingerprint reader sensor. Set the sensor sensitivity high if you wish to use a higher

sensor sensitivity level and obtain more detailed fingerprint information.

• 1:N Fast Mode: Sets the fingerprint authentication speed. Select Auto On to have the authentication speed configured according to the total fingerprint templates enrolled on the device.

• Template Format: Sets the fingerprint template format. The default format is SUPREMA. Be careful when changing the template format as it can render all previously stored fingerprints unusable.

• Sensor Mode: If Auto On is selected, the fingerprint sensor detects if a finger is present. And the sensor is on while the finger is present on the sensor. If Always On is selected, the fingerprint sensor is always on.

• Advanced Enrollment: You can check the quality of a scanned fingerprint to save high quality fingerprint data. If Enabled is selected, the user will be notified when the fingerprint quality is low. This helps users to scan the fingerprints correctly.

• Duplicate Check: When registering fingerprints, you can check duplicates.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

NOTE

• Change the template type after deleting all user fingerprint information. If there is any user fingerprint information stored on the

device, the template type cannot be changed.

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System Setup

Display & Sound

You can configure the display and sound settings on the device.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DISPLAY & SOUND, then press OK.

System Setup

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the settings.

• Theme: Changes the style of the home screen.

• Background: Selects items to display on the home screen background.

• Server Private Msg.: Set whether or not to use a Private Message, which will be displayed on the screen when the user authenticates.

• Backlight Timeout: Configures how long (in seconds) the LCD screen light stays on.

• Menu Timeout: Configures the time (in seconds) for the menu screen to automatically disappear. If there is no button input for the

specified period, the display goes back to the home screen.

• Msg Timeout: Configures the time (in seconds) for the configuration completion message or notification message to automatically disappear.

• Language: Selects the language to use.

• Voice Instruction: You can use voice instructions instead of beep.

• Volume: Adjusts the volume.

NOTE

• You can set the Server Private Msg. on the ser v er. If you have not set it on the server, the device does not display a message when

authentication is successful even if Server Private Msg. is enabled on the device.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

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System Setup

Device

Date & Time

You can configure the date and time settings. Be sure to correctly configure the settings to collect accurate log data.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Date & Time, then press OK.

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the settings.

• Date: Sets the current date. Press the number buttons to enter the date.

• Time: Sets the current time. Press the number buttons to enter the time.

• Time Zone: Sets the time zone for your area.

• Time Sync: Synchronizes the time with the server. To synchronize the time with the server, select Use.

• Date Format: Selects the date format. You can select from among the YYYY/MM/DD, MM/DD/YYYY, or DD/MM/YYYY formats.

• Time Format: Selects the time format. You can select from among the 24 hour or 12 hour (AM/PM) formats.

NOTE

• Press the number buttons to enter the date and time. Use the button to delete the values entered. Use the button to enter a

separator.

Daylight Saving Time

You can use the device by applying daylight saving time. Set the start and end time correctly.

1 Press ESC and authenticate with the Admin level credential. 2 Select DEVICE > Daylight Saving Time, then press OK. 3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the settings. 4 To save settings, press OK.

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System Setup

User ID Type

You can set the type of user ID to be registered on the device to Number or Alphanumeric characters.

1 Press ESC and authenticate with the Admin level credential. 2 Select DEVICE > User ID Type, then press OK.

3 Press the / buttons to change the settings. 4 To save settings, press OK. 5 Press OK to save the settings.

USB Memory

By connecting a USB memory stick, you can import or export the log, data and configurations data to or from the USB memory stick and upgrade the firmware.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > USB Memory, then press OK.

3 Select an item and change the settings.

• Export: Selects data to export to the connected USB memory stick. Press the / buttons to select an item and press OK.

• FW Upgrade: If there are firmware files stored on the USB memory stick, select the firmware file to use and press OK to upgrade the

firmware.

NOTE

Supported USB memory sticks are as follows. If you use other memory sticks, they may not work properly.

• Samsung Electronics: SUM-LSB 8 GB, SUM-PSB 8 GB, SUM-PSB 16 GB, and SUM-BSG 32 GB

• LG Electronics: XTICK J3 WINDY 8 GB, SMART USB MU1 White 8 GB, MU 1 USB 32 GB, MU28GBC 32 GB, XTICK MOBY J1 16 GB

• SanDisk: Cruzer 16 GB, Cruzer Blade CZ50 4 GB, Cruzer Blade CZ50 32 GB, CZ48 Ultra USB 3.0 64 GB, CZ80 USB3.0 64 GB, CZ52 64

GB, Cruzer Glide Z60 128 GB, Cruzer Force CZ71 32 GB

• Sony: Micro Vault Click 8 GB, MicroVault CLICK 16 GB, USM-SA1 32 GB

• Transcend: JetFlash 760 8 GB, JetFlash 760 32 GB, JetFlash 500 8 GB

• Memorette: MINI500 8 GB

• A-DATA: S102 PRO 8 GB

• TriGem: Pastel 8 GB

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Restart Device

The user can restart the device.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Restart Device, then press OK.

3 Press OK to restart the device. Press ESC to cancel.

Restore Default

System Setup

Device settings, network settings, and operator levels will be reset.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Restore Default, then press OK.

• Reset All Settings: You can reset all settings stored on the device. Press OK to reset all device settings. To cancel, press ESC.

• Reset without Network Settings: You can reset all settings except network settings. Press OK to reset all settings except netwo

rk settings. To cancel, press ESC.

• Factory Default: You can delete all the information saved in the device and the root certificate and restore default settings.

• Delete the Root Certificate: You can delete the root certificate saved in the device.

3 If you proceed to restore the defaults, the device will restart.

NOTE

• When you reset, the operator level will be reset as well. After resetting, make sure to set the operator level again.

• Language setting will not change after resetting.

• Factory Default menu can be used when the root certificate is saved in the device.

• Delete the Root Certificate menu can be used only when the root certificate is saved in the device and Administrator has been

designated.

More Settings

Relay You can set the open time and the input port of the exit button in the device. This option is useful when the device is used as a

standalone.

1 Press ESC and authenticate with the Admin level credential. 2 Select DEVICE > Relay, then press OK.

• Relay: You can set whether relay is enabled or not. To set the open time and the input port of the exit button, set to Enabled.

• Open Time: Set the duration for the door to remain open when standard user authentication has been carried out.

• Exit Button: Select the input port where the exit button is connected.

3 To save settings, press OK.

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Intercom You can select whether or not to use the intercom.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Interphone, then press OK.

3 When the intercom is connected, press the / buttons to select Enabled.

Secure Tamper When the tamper is turned on, you can set to delete the entire user, the entire log, and the security key.

System Setup

1 Press ESC and authenticate with the Admin level credential. 2 Select DEVICE > Secure Tamper, then change the settings by pressing or . 3 To save settings, press OK.

Device Info Shows the model name, device ID, FW version, and MAC address.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Device Info, then press OK.

• Shows the model name, device ID, HW / FW / Kernel versions and Ethernet/WiFi MAC addresses.

3 Check the device information and press OK.

Memory Info Shows the memory usage status.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to DEVICE > Memory Info, then press OK.

3 Check the memory information and press OK.

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Network

• Port: Enter the port number of the device.

the device.

• AP Search: Select the AP to connect to.

TCP/IP Settings

You can configure the network settings for the device.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to NETWORK > TCP/IP then press OK. 3 Press the / buttons to select a Type then select an item. You can select Ethernet or Wireless.

System Setup

• DHCP: Select whether or not to use DHCP. If

Disabled is selected, the user can modify IP Address, Gateway, and Subnet Mask.

• IP Address: Enter the IP address of the device.

• Gateway: Enter the gateway address of the

device.

• Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask address of

• Encryption: Shows the encryption method of the AP.

• Password: Enter the AP login password.

• Port: Enter the port number of the device.

• DHCP: Select whether or not to use DHCP. If Disabled is

selected, the user can modify the IP Address.

• IP Address: Enter the IP address of the device.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

NOTE

• Press the number buttons to enter the IP address, gateway address, and subnet mask address. Use the button to delete the

values entered. Use the button to enter a separator.

• To use Wireless, you need a wireless router. For more information on installing and configuring the wireless router, see the manual

of the wireless router.

Server Settings

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to NETWORK > Server then press OK.

3 Select an item and change the settings.

• Connection Mode: Select Device > Server to send the connect signal from the device directly to the server. If Server > Device is selected, Server IP and Server Port address cannot be entered.

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System Setup

• Server URL: Enter the BioStar 2 server’s URL instead of Server IP. You can enter the values when Device > Server is selected for Connection Mode.

• Server IP: Enter the IP address of the PC where BioStar 2 is installed. You can enter the values when Device > Server is selected for Connection Mode.

• Server Port: Enter the port address of the PC with BioStar 2 installed. You can enter the values when Device > Server is selected for Connection Mode.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

NOTE

• Press the number buttons to enter the values for Server IP and Server Port. Use the button to delete the values entered. Use the

button to enter a separator.

RS-485 Settings

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to NETWORK > RS-485 then press OK.

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the settings.

• Mode: Select RS-485 mode.

• Baud Rate: Select a baud rate.

4 Press OK to save the settings.

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Check Event Log

Search Logs

You can search logs after setting the condition.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to EVENT LOG > Search then press OK.

Check Event Log

3 Select an item and press the / buttons to change the condition. If you press OK, matching logs will be displayed on the

screen.

4 Press ESC to return to the previous screen.

Delete All Logs

You can delete all logs stored on the device.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to EVENT LOG > Delete All then press OK.

3 Press OK to delete all logs. Press ESC to cancel.

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Check Log Usage

Shows the status of the log usage.

1 Press the ESC button then authenticate as an administrator. 2 Go to EVENT LOG > Log Usage then press OK.

3 Press OK after checking the log usage.

Check Event Log

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Troubleshooting

• Refer to ‘How to Register Fingerprints’, and then enroll the fingerprint

finger.

On.

The lock does not work when the door is closed.

Checklist Before Requesting Service

Category Problem Possible Causes & Remedy

Troubleshooting

Power

Fingerprint

Power is supplied to the device, but the device does not work.

I've lost my PIN.

I cannot open a locked door when I enter a PIN and then press the OK button.

A fingerprint is enrolled successfully, but the fingerprint recognition fails too often.

The fingerprint recognition does not work.

The fingerprint sensor does not turn on.

• If the terminal is apart from the bracket, it may not work due to the tamper

switch.

• Check the adapter or power connection cable.

• For a normal user's PIN, contact your administrator and then enter the PIN

again.

• If an administration's PIN is lost, contact your installer.

• Check whether the registered PIN is entered correctly.

• Check whether the PIN has recently been changed.

• If you cannot find the PIN, contact your administrator to change the PIN.

again.

• Since there are variations in recognition rates due to the different

characteristics of each fingerprint, please try to enroll another fingerprint.

• If there are many number of enrolled fingerprints, change the Matching

Timeout setting and then try again.

• If a finger is injured, the finger may be recognized as another person's

• Check whether the finger or the fingerprint sensor has sweat, water, or

dust on it, and then wipe it clear.

• Try again after clearing the finger and the fingerprint sensor with a dry

cloth.

• If the finger is too dry, try again after blowing gently on the finger.

• When Sensor Mode set to Auto On, the fingerprint sensor detects if a

finger is present. And the sensor is on while the finger is present on the sensor. If you want to keep the fingerprint sensor on, go to

AUTHENTICATION > Fingerprint > Sensor Mode and then select Always

Door lock

Time

Administrator Connection

The time displayed on the device is not correct.

The administrator mode cannot be accessed due to losing the administrator PIN.

• The electric lock may have a problem. Ask your installer to examine it.

• Even though BioStation 2 includes an internal battery, the time could

become incorrect due to the discharge of the internal battery if power has not been applied to the system for a long time. Refer to Date & Time to adjust the time.

• Since BioStation 2 administrators are in charge of permitting the right of

entrance, only the administrators can access the menu.

• If the administrator menu cannot be accessed, it is possible to get a PIN

issued in accordance with a predefined procedure. Ask your installer about the procedure to issue a password.

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Product Specifications

• BS2-OMPW: 13.56Mhz MIFARE, MIFARE Plus, DESFire/EV1, FeliCa,

BS2-OEPW: 125kHz EM

Category Feature Specification

Biometric Fingerprint

IP Rating IP 65

Product Specifications

Main

Capacity

Interface

Relay

NFC

RF Option*

Max. User (1:1) 500,000

Max. User (1:N) 20,000

Max. Template (1:1) 1,000,000 (Two templates per finger)

Max. Template (1:N) 40,000 (Two templates per finger)

M ax . Te xt Lo g 3,000,000

Wi-Fi Yes

TCP/IP Yes

RS-485 1ch Host or Slave (Selectable)

Wiegand 1ch Input, 1ch Output

TTL Input 2ch Inputs, 2ch Outputs

Relay 1 Relay

USB USB 2.0 (Host)

Voltage Max. 24VDC

Current 0.5A, Max. 1.A

• BS2-OIPW: 13.56MHz iCLASS SE/SR/Seos, NFC

• BS2-OHPW: 125kHz HID Prox

•

CPU 1.0 GHz

Memory 8GB Flash + 256 MB RAM

LCD 2.8” QVGA Color LCD

LED Multi-Color

Sound 16-bit Hi-Fi

Hardware

* For detailed information on our supported card list, contact Suprema technical support team at support.supremainc.com.

Operating Temp. -20°C ~ 50°C

Tamper Yes

Power 9V ~ 18V

PoE Optional

Dimensions (W x H x D mm) 142 x 144 x 45(38)

Certificates CE, FCC, KC, RoHS, REACH, WEEE

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Dimensions

Product Specifications

(Unit: mm)

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FCC Compliance Information

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Any changes or modifications of the product not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment according to the FCC Rules.

This appliance and its antenna must not be co-located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. A minimum separation distance of 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna and the person for this appliance to satisfy the RF exposure requirements.

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• Suprema makes no representations or warranties concerning infringement of patents, copyrights or other intellectual property rights as well as merchantability and fitness of the product for a particular purpose in regard to the sale or use of the Suprema product.

• Do not use the Suprema product in medical, life-saving and life-sustaining situations or in situations where malfunction of the product could lead to personal injury or loss of life. However, if an accident occurs while the purchaser is using the product in any of the situations stated above, even if shortcomings are discovered in the design or production process of the product and are claimed as a point of major negligence, employees, subsidiaries, branches, affiliates, or distributors of Suprema shall not be liable and shall not make reimbursements for any direct or indirect costs or expenses associated, including lawyer fees.

• Suprema may change the product standards and specifications at any time without any adequate notice for improvements in stability, performance or design of the product. Designers should keep in mind that features or descriptions marked as "to be implemented" or "to be defined" are always subject to change. Suprema will implement or define such features or descriptions in the near future and shall not be liable for any consequential problems, including problems of compatibility.

• If you wish to obtain the latest specification documentation before you place an order for the product, please contact Suprema, a sales agent of Suprema, or a regional distributor.

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