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| <text size="45px">BioStar 2 Mobile Card</text> \\ | <text size="45px">BioStar 2 Mobile Card</text> \\ | ||
| The global smartphone penetration rate has already exceeded 50%, and the penetration rate in advanced markets has already reached 65%. There have been many attempts to actively utilize them in various fields in accordance with the rapidly spreading smartphones, and this is also the case with access control. \\ | The global smartphone penetration rate has already exceeded 50%, and the penetration rate in advanced markets has already reached 65%. There have been many attempts to actively utilize them in various fields in accordance with the rapidly spreading smartphones, and this is also the case with access control. \\ | ||
| - | If you can store your information and credential information in a smart phone that is used almost always in daily life instead of plastic cards that can be easily lost, you can secure security and convenience together. Systems that use smartphones as credentials for user authentication have already been developed by several companies, and systems using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) as well as Near Field Communication (NFC) technology have been developed. \\ | + | If you can store your information and credential information from a smartphone that is used almost always in daily life instead of plastic cards that can be easily lost, you can secure security and convenience together. Systems that use smartphones as credentials for user authentication have already been developed by several companies, and systems using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) as well as Near Field Communication (NFC) technology have been developed. \\ |
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| However, in order to use a mobile card, it is still necessary to get a card with a fee through a separate portal service or a separate recognition device is required. This situation is not different from the existing system. \\ | However, in order to use a mobile card, it is still necessary to get a card with a fee through a separate portal service or a separate recognition device is required. This situation is not different from the existing system. \\ | ||
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| The BioStar 2 mobile card does not require a separate portal service. In the BioStar 2 or BioStar 2 Mobile app you are already using, the administrator can issue the mobile card directly, and you can use the mobile card just by registering it in BioStar 2 Mobile App. The process of collecting issued cards is not difficult. \\ | The BioStar 2 mobile card does not require a separate portal service. In the BioStar 2 or BioStar 2 Mobile app you are already using, the administrator can issue the mobile card directly, and you can use the mobile card just by registering it in BioStar 2 Mobile App. The process of collecting issued cards is not difficult. \\ | ||
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| - | Imagine you need to issue access cards to hundreds or thousands of employees and manage your access cards for visitors. Taking all of the cost of buying raw cards, the cost of printing access cards, and the cost of managing them together will be time consuming and costly. Imagine, however, using BioStar 2 and the BioStar 2 Mobile app, to issue mobile cards that store biometric information and access privileges to employees and issue mobile cards for visitors to use for a specified period of time. You will be able to operate the system at a much more convenient and economical cost. \\ | + | Imagine you need to issue access cards to hundreds or thousands of employees and manage your access cards for visitors. Taking all of the cost of buying raw cards, the cost of printing access cards, and the cost of managing them together will be time-consuming and costly. Imagine, however, using BioStar 2 and the BioStar 2 Mobile app, to issue mobile cards that store biometric information and access privileges to employees and issue mobile cards for visitors to use for a specified period of time. You will be able to operate the system at a much more convenient and economical cost. \\ |
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| <text size="40px">Secure Your Information.</text> \\ | <text size="40px">Secure Your Information.</text> \\ | ||
| - | The BioStar 2 mobile card can store general user information and access rights as well as biometric information on the smartphone. It is safe because it stores all information on smartphone without storing user information in access control device. Also, no information of the smartphone is stored in BioStar 2 or access control device. \\ | + | The BioStar 2 mobile card can store general user information and access rights as well as biometric information on the smartphone. It is safe because it stores all information on a smartphone without storing user information in access control device. Also, no information on the smartphone is stored in BioStar 2 or access control device. \\ |
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| You can use both the **Access on Card**((Access on Card: Allows you to save user information (Card ID, PIN, Access Group, and fingerprint templates) on the card.)) and the **Secure Credential Card**((Secure Credential Card: Allows you to save user information (Custom card ID, PIN, and fingerprint templates) on the card.)) with the BioStar 2 mobile card. \\ | You can use both the **Access on Card**((Access on Card: Allows you to save user information (Card ID, PIN, Access Group, and fingerprint templates) on the card.)) and the **Secure Credential Card**((Secure Credential Card: Allows you to save user information (Custom card ID, PIN, and fingerprint templates) on the card.)) with the BioStar 2 mobile card. \\ | ||
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| * For Android smartphones, Android 5.0 Lollipop OS or later version | * For Android smartphones, Android 5.0 Lollipop OS or later version | ||
| * iOS 9.0 or later version for iPhones | * iOS 9.0 or later version for iPhones | ||
| - | * BioStar 2.4.1 (free version) | + | * BioStar 2.6.2 (Advanced License or higher) |
| * BioStar 2 Mobile app 2.4.1 or later version (free) | * BioStar 2 Mobile app 2.4.1 or later version (free) | ||
| * Suprema devices that can recognize NFC cards or BLE cards. | * Suprema devices that can recognize NFC cards or BLE cards. | ||
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| <text size="large">**Can I use it on my existing system?**</text> \\ | <text size="large">**Can I use it on my existing system?**</text> \\ | ||
| - | If you are using a device that can recognize NFC or BLE, you can use it through system integration development. Suprema provides web API to implement some functions of BioStar 2 on other systems, and supports hardware integration using SDK. | + | If you are using a device that can recognize NFC or BLE, you can use it through system integration development. Suprema provides web API to implement some functions of BioStar 2 on other systems and supports hardware integration using SDK. |
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| <text size="large">**What Suprema devices that can use mobile cards are available?**</text> \\ | <text size="large">**What Suprema devices that can use mobile cards are available?**</text> \\ | ||
| Devices such as Suprema’s latest access time and attendance control devices using face recognition or outdoor fingerprint recognition devices support mobile cards. \\ | Devices such as Suprema’s latest access time and attendance control devices using face recognition or outdoor fingerprint recognition devices support mobile cards. \\ | ||
| - | + | * FaceStation 2: NFC and BLE | |
| - | | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_facestation_2.png?nolink|}} \\ FaceStation 2 | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_biostation_a2.png?nolink|}} \\ BioStation A2 | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_biostation_2.jpg?nolink|}} \\ BioStation 2 | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_biostation_l2.jpg?nolink|}} \\ BioStation L2 | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_bioentry_w2.png?nolink|}} \\ BioEntry W2 | {{:en:systemdevicecomparison_xpass_s2.jpg?nolink|}} \\ Xpass S2 | | + | * BioStation A2: NFC |
| - | | {{:en:ble_nfc.png?nolink&100|}} | {{:en:nfc.png?nolink&37|}} | {{:en:nfc.png?nolink&37|}} | {{:en:nfc.png?nolink&37|}} | {{:en:nfc.png?nolink&37|}} | {{:en:nfc.png?nolink&37|}} | | + | * BioStation 2: NFC |
| - | + | * BioStation L2: NFC | |
| - | + | * BioEntry W2: NFC | |
| + | * BioEntry P2: NFC | ||
| + | * BioLite N2: NFC and BLE | ||
| + | * BioEntry R2: NFC | ||
| + | * XPass D2: NFC and BLE | ||
| <text type="muted">* For more information about each device, please visit supremainc.com.</text> | <text type="muted">* For more information about each device, please visit supremainc.com.</text> | ||