Getting Started

Provides initial procedures for getting started with the device.

Components

	Quick Guide
CoreStation 20	Open Source Software Guide
Fixing Screw x6	Diode x4

Info

• Components may vary according to the installation environment.

Name and function of each part

No.	Name
1	AUX IN (0:2) connection
2	RS-485 connection
3	RS-485 termination resistor switch
4	SUPERVISED INPUT (3:5) or Input (3:5) connection
5	RELAY 2 (Alarm) connection
6	OUTPUT (3:5) connection
7	RS-485 1 termination resistor switch
8	WIEGAND 1 connection
9	RS-485 1 connection
10	RELAY 3 (Lock) connection
11	CoreStation 20 power connection (DC 12V / DC 24V IN)
12	RESET button
13	ETHERNET connection
14	INIT button
15	RELAY 1 (Lock) connection
16	WIEGAND 0 connection
17	RS-485 0 connection
18	RS-485 0 termination resistor switch
19	OUTPUT (0:2) connection
20	RELAY 0 (Alarm) connection
21	SUPERVISED INPUT (0:2) or Input (0:2) connection

Info

• Press the INIT button for more than 2 seconds after initializing the product linked to the device to connect it to another device.

• Press the RESET button to reboot the product.

• You can use the product's reader power output (12 Vdc, up to 0.6 A / 24 Vdc, up to 0.3 A) as the power for the Wiegand device when connecting the product to the Wiegand device. You can connect two Wiegand devices consuming 0.3 A based on 12 Vdc power output.

CoreStation 20 status LED

The product's status can be checked at the STATUS located on the right side of the front of the product, displaying the status of Ethernet, RS-485, RS-485 0, RS-485 1, in order every second.

Item	LED	Status
Ethernet	Red/magenta blinking	Static IP connection failed
	Red/blue blinking	Dynamic IP connection successful
	Red/cyan blinking	Static IP connection successful
	Red/yellow blinking	Waiting for dynamic IP connection
	Red/red blinking	Dynamic IP connection failed
RS-485	Magenta/blue blinking	Slave device normal
	Magenta/yellow blinking	Slave device disconnected
	Magenta/red blinking	No slave device
RS-485 0	Yellow/blue blinking	Slave device normal
	Yellow/yellow blinking	Slave device disconnected
	Yellow/red blinking	No slave device
RS-485 1	Green/blue blinking	Slave device normal
	Green/yellow blinking	Slave device disconnected
	Green/red blinking	No slave device
System	White/white blinking	System lock (BioStar X's operational conditions and behavior) + Tamper on
	White/magenta blinking	System lock (Device's operational conditions and behavior) + Tamper on
	White/blue blinking	Tamper on
	White/cyan blinking	BioStar X connection successful + Tamper on
	White/green blinking	BioStar X connection successful
	White/yellow blinking	System lock (BioStar X's operational conditions and behavior)
	White/red blinking	System lock (Device's operational conditions and behavior)

Installation example

This product is designed for an enterprise-grade environment as a central access control system and can store information for up to 500,000 users.

When integrated with BioStar X, both access control and attendance management can be utilized, providing various interfaces such as RS-485 (OSDP), Wiegand, supervised input, and AUX.

System diagram

This product supports three RS-485 ports, and by connecting the Door Interface in a daisy chain, up to 34 doors can be configured.

Info

• Up to 2 devices can be connected per port for RS-485 0 and RS-485 1.

• If more than 3 devices are connected to a single RS-485 port, the desired device may not appear in the connectable list when searching for slave devices.

• If you connect the Door Interface as a slave to the host port, even if the connection with CoreStation 20 is interrupted, the slave devices connected to the Door Interface can identify the Facility Code of the card through the offline mode dedicated Facility Code and unlock the door.

• CS-20P Use only slave devices directly connected to the CS-20P reader port when a SAM card is installed.

Overall connection diagram