Initial Setup Guide
Step-by-step settings are provided to ensure the proper operation of BioStar X after initial installation. Follow each step sequentially to build an efficient access control environment.
Device enrollment
Register a device to connect to BioStar X. Configure separate authentication modes based on the devices or assign administrators to each device.
Additionally, set actions based on various events generated by the device (such as authentication failure, duress fingerprint authentication, anti-passback violations, etc.).
Door enrollment and settings
Register the door information where the devices are installed. Configure relay, anti-passback, dual authentication, alarms, and more.
Access level settings
Access levels are created by combining door and schedule information, allowing multiple doors and schedules to be registered under a single access level.
Manage Access LevelsAccess group settings
Access groups are created by combining access levels (doors, schedules) and user information, enabling multiple access levels and users to be registered under a single access group.
Manage Access GroupsUser enrollment
Register user information, including fingerprints and other data used for access control. User information can be directly registered on the device or on the server where BioStar X operates. In addition, user information registered on the device can be imported to BioStar X, or user information registered in BioStar X can be sent to the device.
Advanced access control settings
Configure anti-passback and fire alarm zones, allowing settings for local and global zones within the fire alarm area.
Available only with an Advanced or higher license. For more information about the license policy, refer to the following.
Monitoring
Utilize a variety of monitoring features such as doors, maps, devices, and events to manage the access control system in real time.