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| ===== How to batch edit devices ===== | ===== How to batch edit devices ===== | ||
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| - | Situations where you need to manage the devices that are used for access control and time & attendance will happen all the time. The network environment might have changed or you might need to add a specific user to have privileges to control the devices itself. To minimize the work for the administrator, the BioStar 2 provides a feature where you can batch edit some features of the device. | + | Situations where you need to manage the devices that are used for access control and time & attendance will happen all the time. The network environment might have changed, or you might need to add a specific user to have privileges to control the device itself. To minimize the work for the administrator, BioStar 2 provides a feature where you can batch edit some features of the device. |
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| 3. A screen will appear that will show all editable options. | 3. A screen will appear that will show all editable options. | ||
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| - | 4. To modify an option, click the pencil shaped icon and change the values. | + | 4. To modify an option, click the pencil-shaped icon and change the values. |
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| === Options that can be modified by batch === | === Options that can be modified by batch === | ||
| 1. Use DHCP - Configure the device to get the address from the DHCP server or to allocate a static IP manually.\\ | 1. Use DHCP - Configure the device to get the address from the DHCP server or to allocate a static IP manually.\\ | ||
| - | 2. Full Access - Configure the device to allow all authentications or to work based on the access group configurations.\\ | + | 2. Use Server Matching – Configure the device to perform authentication matching after the user data is stored in the server.\\ |
| - | 3. Time Zone - Configure the device's time zone.\\ | + | 3. Full Access - Configure the device to allow all authentications or to work based on the access group configurations.\\ |
| - | 4. Smart Card Layout - Configure the device's smart card layout which will be used to read the smart card issued from BioStar 2.\\ | + | 4. Time Zone - Configure the device's time zone.\\ |
| - | 5. Subnet Mask - Configure the device's subnet mask.\\ | + | 5. Daylight Saving Time – Configure the device to have the Daylight-Saving Time applied to its time.\\ |
| - | 6. Gateway - Configure the device's gateway address.\\ | + | 6. Smart Card Layout - Configure the device's smart card layout which will be used to read the smart card issued from BioStar 2.\\ |
| - | 7. Matching Timeout - Configure the maximum time for the device to match the scanned fingerprint template with the stored templates.\\ | + | 7. Subnet Mask - Configure the device's subnet mask.\\ |
| - | 8. Device Port - Configure the port that will be used to communicate when using the server -> device connection.\\ | + | 8. Gateway - Configure the device's gateway address.\\ |
| - | 9. Connection Mode - Configure the connection mode to device -> server or to server -> device.\\ | + | 9. Matching Timeout - Configure the maximum time for the device to match the scanned fingerprint template with the stored templates.\\ |
| - | 10. Server Address - Configure the server address the device will try to connect when its set to device -> server mode.\\ | + | 10. Device Port - Configure the port that will be used to communicate when using the server -> device connection.\\ |
| - | 11. RS485 - Configure the RS-485 mode of the device to master, default, or slave.\\ | + | 11. Connection Mode - Configure the connection mode to device -> server or to server -> device.\\ |
| - | 12. Buad Rate - Configure the baud rate to be used when communicating via RS-485.\\ | + | 12. Server Address - Configure the server address the device will try to connect when it's set to device -> server mode.\\ |
| - | 13. Administrator - Configure a user that will have administrator privilege on the device.\\ | + | 13. RS485 - Configure the RS-485 mode of the device to master, default, or slave.\\ |
| + | 14. Buad Rate - Configure the baud rate to be used when communicating via RS-485.\\ | ||
| + | 15. Administrator - Configure a user that will have administrator privilege on the device.\\ | ||
| + | 16. Screensaver – Configure the device to have the screensaver.\\ | ||
| + | 17. Thermal Camera Use – Configure the device whether to use the thermal camera or not.\\ | ||
| + | 18. Threshold Temp – Configure the device to have the threshold for the temperature measured by the user.\\ | ||
| + | 19. Temp. Correction – Configure the device to have the temperature correction for the temperature measured by the user.\\ | ||
| + | 20. Thermal & Mask Check Mode – Configure the device to check the thermal status & Mask Check option for authentication.\\ | ||
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