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| - | This means that the device has different access group, door, zone, and user information than the server. \\ | + | This means that the device has different access groups, doors, zone, and user information than the server. \\ |
| In BioStar 2.5, device synchronization is automatic on device reconnection if you turned automatic user synchronization on. \\ | In BioStar 2.5, device synchronization is automatic on device reconnection if you turned automatic user synchronization on. \\ | ||
| - | This means that when a device disconnected from the server, you had to click sync again in previous devices to synchronize the devices with the server but now that is automatic. \\ | + | This means that when a device disconnected from the server, you had to click sync again in previous devices to synchronize the devices with the server but now it is automatically taken care of. \\ |
| From BioStar 2.7.1, a new device synchronization has been supported. \\ | From BioStar 2.7.1, a new device synchronization has been supported. \\ | ||
| - | If you choose 'All Devices(including user update from device), you can update some user information when you modify from device directly. \\ | + | If you choose 'All Devices (including user update from the device)’, you can update some user information when you modify from the device directly. \\ |
| - | From BioStar 2.7.11, 'Specific Devices(Only devices belonging to the access group)' has been included. \\ | + | From BioStar 2.7.11, 'Specific Devices (Only devices belonging to the access group)' has been included. \\ |
| - | This is a partial auto user synchronization mode which depends on the access group configuration. \\ | + | This is a partial auto user synchronization mode that depends on the access group configuration. \\ |
| - | To get more detailed information, please check the document linked. ([[en:specific_devices_only_devices_belonging_to_the_access_group_option|'Specific Devices(Only Devices Belonging to the Access Group)' Option]]) \\ | + | To get more detailed information, please check the linked document. ([[en:specific_devices_only_devices_belonging_to_the_access_group_option|'Specific Devices(Only Devices Belonging to the Access Group)' Option]]) \\ |
| ===== Configuring Automatic User Synchronization ===== | ===== Configuring Automatic User Synchronization ===== | ||
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| - | 4. On **User/Device Management** > **Fingerprint Template Format** **Click All Devices**. \\ | + | 4. On **User/Device Management** > **Automatic User Synchronization**. \\ |
| - | {{:en:2x_sysconfig_device_synchronization_003.png?nolink&600|}} \\ | + | {{:en:usersync_2.7.12.png?nolink&600|}} \\ |
| - | 5. Click **Apply**. \\ | + | 5. Choose the synchronization mode which you want and click **Apply**. \\ |