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 Three new devices have been introduced with the release of BioStar 2.5: \\
- CoreStation, Suprema’s first controller for a centralized access system; P2, the next generation model of BioEntry Plus; R2, the dummy reader designed to be used with CoreStation.  \\
+ CoreStation, Suprema’s first controller for a centralized access system; P2, the next-generation model of BioEntry Plus; R2, the dummy reader designed to be used with CoreStation.  \\
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-Since it is a centralized controller, CoreStation does not have a reading capability unlike other edge devices and its role is to control the slave and wiegand devices that are connected to the device. \\
+Since it is a centralized controller, CoreStation does not have a reading capability unlike other edge devices and its role is to control the slave and Wiegand devices that are connected to the device. \\
-It has 4 relays, 4 wiegand inputs, and 5 RS485 channels where you can connect slave devices. \\
+It has 4 relays, 4 Wiegand inputs, and 5 RS485 channels where you can connect slave devices. \\
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-The device’s input is supervised input. Which mean that the device can sense if the input has been tampered with just like the DM-20. \\
+The device’s input is a supervised input. This means that the device can sense if the input has tampered just like the DM-20. \\
-A log distinguishing a normal input or shorted input will be logged in the event log and a device action can be configured accordingly as well. \\
+A log distinguishing a normal input or shorted input will be recorded in the event log and a device action can be configured accordingly as well. \\
-The device has a staggering matching 400,000 match per second. \\
+The device has a staggering matching performance, 400,000 matches per second. \\
-This means you can have 8 devices sending biometric information at the same time and still have a match result in 1 second. \\
+This means you can have 8 devices sending biometric information at the same time and still have a match result in a second. \\
 The device can store up to 500,000 users and 1 million fingerprints for 1:1 matching.   \\
 The benefit of having a centralized controller is that your dummy readers, which are on the door, do not store any user information.  \\
-Additionally if your site had RS485 wiring with no ethernet you can reuse the wiring as is.  \\
+Additionally, if your site had RS485 wiring with no ethernet you can reuse the wiring as is.  \\
-By creating a daisy chain of 64 DM-20 with 2 Wiegand readers per device and 4 Wiegand readers on CoreStation’s interface you can control up to 132 doors with a single CoreStation. \\
+By creating a daisy chain of 64 DM-20 with 2 Wiegand readers per device and 4 Wiegand readers on CoreStation’s interface, you can control up to 132 doors with a single CoreStation. \\
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-FaceStation 2 cannot be used as a slave.
+FaceStation 2 and FaceLite are also Slave devices that can be used like CoreStation. However, for face registration, FaceStation 2 or FaceLite must be configured separately for registration purposes.
+- Details: [[https://support.supremainc.com/en/support/solutions/articles/24000056987--corestation-how-to-use-face-recognition-terminal-facestation-2-facelite-with-corestation|[CoreStation] How to use Face Authentication Terminal (FaceStation 2, FaceLite) with CoreStation]]
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+FaceStation F2 cannot be used as a Slave device for CoreStation.
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-It can control multiple DM-20s with a daisy chain and also control multiple biometric device and card readers at once. The slave devices will be connected with a RS-485 connection and the 3rd party RF readers will be connected with Wiegand wiring.  \\
+It can control multiple DM-20s with a daisy chain and also control multiple biometric device and card readers at once. The slave devices will be connected by a RS-485 connection and the 3rd party RF readers will be connected via Wiegand wiring.  \\
-The CoreStation itself will have to be wired with an ethernet to connect to the BioStar 2 server. \\
+The CoreStation itself will have to be wired with an ethernet to be connected to the BioStar 2 server. \\
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-CoreStation also comes with an optional enclosure which includes the power supply unit and the power distribution board. \\
+CoreStation also comes with an optional enclosure which includes power supply unit and the power distribution board. \\
 You will have to purchase the battery locally at your country according to the specification guideline. \\
 The battery will keep the CoreStation operational for around 30 minutes in idle status if the power goes out. \\
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 [R2 / P2]
-The R2 and P2 devices are 2 additional devices that are introduced with BioStar 2.5. Both have the same exterior look. However the R2 devices only has a power and RS-485 connection because its purpose is to scan the card / fingerprint and send it to the master device. \\
+The R2 and P2 devices are 2 additional devices that are introduced with BioStar 2.5. Both have the same exterior look. However, the R2 devices only have a power and RS-485 connection because their purpose is to scan the card/fingerprint and send it to the master device. \\
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 ===== Sample Wiring Video =====
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