Getting Started

Provides initial procedures for getting started with the device.

Components

		Quick Guide
CoreStation		Open Source Software Guide
Fixing Screw x12	Spacer x6	Diode x4

Info

• Components may vary according to the installation environment.

Accessory

This product can be purchased with the enclosure (ENCR-10) as an accessory.

The enclosure includes a power status LED board, power distribution board, power supply, and tamper. Refer to Enclosure Installation for how to install the product in the enclosure.

ENCR-10

Info

• The ENCR-10 is designed to be mounted on a wall for use. Install it at a safe and convenient height without restrictions on installation height.

• The ENCR-10 components include screws for housing fixation, screws for product fixation, and screws for power device connection. Use each screw correctly according to its purpose.

  • Fixing screws for the enclosure (diameter: 4 mm, length: 25 mm) x4

  • Fixing screws for the device (diameter: 3 mm, length: 5 mm) x6

  • Fixing screws for the power supply cable (diameter: 3 mm, length: 8 mm) x1

Name and function of each part

No.	Name	No.	Name
1	HOST RS-485 connection	20	RESET button
2	HOST RS-485 termination resistor switch	21	AUX IN (0, 1) connection
3	INIT button	22	CoreStation power connection (DC 12V IN)
4	ETHERNET connection	23	RELAY 3 connection
5	RELAY 1 connection	24	SUPERVISED INPUT (6:7) or Input (6:7) connection
6	SUPERVISED INPUT (2:3) or Input (2:3) connection	25	OUTPUT (6:7) connection
7	OUTPUT (2:3) connection	26	WIEGAND 3 connection
8	WIEGAND 1 connection	27	12VDC output
9	12VDC output	28	RS-485 3 connection
10	RS-485 1 connection	29	RS-485 3 termination resistor switch
11	RS-485 1 termination resistor switch	30	CoreStation status LED
12	RELAY 0 connection	31	RELAY 2 connection
13	SUPERVISED INPUT (0:1) or Input (0:1) connection	32	SUPERVISED INPUT (4:5) or Input (4:5) connection
14	OUTPUT (0:1) connection	33	OUTPUT (4:5) connection
15	WIEGAND 0 connection	34	WIEGAND 2 connection
16	12VDC output	35	12VDC output
17	RS-485 0 connection	36	RS-485 2 connection
18	RS-485 0 termination resistor switch	37	RS-485 2 termination resistor switch
19	RTC battery

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 power output (12V, up to 1.5A) to power the Wiegand device when connecting it to the product. If you connect three Wiegand devices that consume 200mA, you can connect devices that consume up to 900mA to the remaining power output terminals.

• The RTC battery capacity is 226mAh, and the expected lifespan may vary depending on the installation environment and usage method. When replacing the RTC battery, please adhere to CR2032.

Communication status LED

LED	Status
HOST RS-485 TX	Orange blinking: Transmitting RS-485 data
HOST RS-485 RX	Green blinking: Receiving RS-485 data
RELAY (0 ~ 3)	Red lit: Relay operation
SUPERVISED INPUT (0 ~ 7)	When using input - Green lit: Normal close - Off: Normal open
	When using supervised input - Green lit: Normal close (short circuit), Normal open, switch on - Off: Switch off
AUX IN (0, 1)	Orange lit: Receiving AUX signal

Access control level

Feature	Level
Destructive Attack	I
Line Security	I
Endurance	IV
Standby Power	I
Single Point Locking Device with Key Locks	I

CoreStation status LED

The product's status can be checked with STATUS LED 1 / 2 located on the left side of the product's front, which sequentially displays the status of Ethernet, RS-485 0, RS-485 1, RS-485 2, RS-485 3, RS-485 HOST, and the system in intervals of one second.

Item	LED 1	LED 2	Status
Ethernet	Red	Red	Dynamic IP connection failed
	Red	Yellow	Waiting for dynamic IP connection
	Red	Sky blue	Static IP connection successful
	Red	Blue	Dynamic IP connection successful
	Red	Magenta	Static IP connection failed
	Red	Off	HW error
RS-485 0	Yellow	Red	No slave device
	Yellow	Yellow	Slave device disconnected
	Yellow	Blue	Slave device normal
	Yellow	Off	HW error
RS-485 1	Green	Red	No slave device
	Green	Yellow	Slave device disconnected
	Green	Blue	Slave device normal
	Green	Off	HW error
RS-485 2	Sky blue	Red	No slave device
	Sky blue	Yellow	Slave device disconnected
	Sky blue	Blue	Slave device normal
	Sky blue	Off	HW error
RS-485 3	Blue	Red	No slave device
	Blue	Yellow	Slave device disconnected
	Blue	Blue	Slave device normal
	Blue	Off	HW error
RS-485 HOST	Magenta	Red	No slave device
	Magenta	Yellow	Slave device disconnected
	Magenta	Blue	Slave device normal
	Magenta	Off	HW error
System	White	Red	System lock (Device's operational conditions and behavior)
	White	Yellow	System lock (BioStar X's operational conditions and behavior)
	White	Green	BioStar X connection successful
	White	Sky blue	BioStar X connection successful + Tamper on
	White	Blue	Tamper on
	White	Magenta	System lock (Device's operational conditions and behavior) + Tamper on
	White	White	System lock (BioStar X's operational conditions and behavior) + Tamper on
	Magenta	Magenta	Database migration in progress

Installation example

This product is a centralized access control system capable of performing biometric authentication. Designed for enterprise-grade systems, the product can store information for up to 500,000 users and perform 400,000 fingerprint matches per second.

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

Connect up to 64 RS-485 devices, and daisy-chain a Door Module to support up to 132 Wiegand devices.

Overall connection diagram

For reliable product usage, it is recommended to use a dedicated housing. The housing includes an LED control board, power control board, power device, battery, and tamper.

Info

Do not connect to a socket controlled by a switch A.