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| - | {{tag>"System Configuration" "BioStar 2" "Xpass D2"}} | + | {{tag>"System Configuration" "BioStar 2" "XPass D2"}} |
| - | ====== How to Configure Xpass D2 ====== | + | ====== How to Configure XPass D2 ====== |
| - | Xpass D2 is a new device introduced with BioStar 2.6. \\ | + | XPass D2 is a new device introduced with BioStar 2.6. \\ |
| It is a dummy reader for reading cards, which means it doesn’t perform data matching on the device. \\ | It is a dummy reader for reading cards, which means it doesn’t perform data matching on the device. \\ | ||
| The device can be used as slave device, or a Wiegand reader to send Wiegand output. \\ | The device can be used as slave device, or a Wiegand reader to send Wiegand output. \\ | ||
| - | The device sends out a Wiegand signal with the default 26bit format and the Wiegand configuration will be done with a separate tool (to be released in May of 2018). \\ | + | The device sends out a Wiegand signal with the default 26bit format and the Wiegand configuration will be done with a separate tool Device manager. \\ |
| + | Please refer to the article : [[en:how_to_use_suprema_device_manager_app|How to use Suprema Device Manager App]] \\ | ||
| ===== Adding as a Slave Device ===== | ===== Adding as a Slave Device ===== | ||