suprema X-station User manual

X-Station
User Manual
EN 102.00.XST V1.31
www.supremainc.com

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Features
X-Station uses RFID card scanner to provide more access control and T&A options.
3.5" color touchscreen LCD provides the X-Station with a powerful and initiative user interface.
The built-in camera provides X-Station the ability to store image logs, perform face detection and feature video intercom capabilities.
X-Station can be directly connected to a PC or server via various interfaces such as an Ethernet or RS485 interface.
X-Station supports up to 16 T&A events and various authentication modes.
X-Station is capable of storing up to 200,000 users, 1,000,000 logs and 5,000 image logs.

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Important Safety Instructions
Carefully review the information within the user manual before installing/operating the device.
Pay careful attention to the warning and cautions below as they are here to prevent any risk/damage to any person(s) or property associated with the device.
Warning
Failure to heed these warnings may lead to serious injury or even death!
Installation
•Do not install the device near areas with direct sunlight, high humidity, soot or dust.
•Do not install the device near heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, and stoves.
•Do not install the device near areas of large electromagnetic interference.
Usage
•Do not disassemble, repair or reconstruct the device. Contact your nearest Suprema
dealer for technical support.
•Do not obstruct or place wet objects near or on the vent.
•Do not place liquids such as water, beverages and other solutions near/on the device.
•Only use the device its intended use.
Caution
Failure to heed these cautions may lead to minor injury or damage the device.
Installation
•Do not leave cables (especially power cables) exposed to the outer environment.
•Do not install the device near objects with a strong magnetic field such as magnets,
computer monitors (especially CRT), TV screens and speakers.
•Use a separate power supply for Secure I/O, electric lock and X-Station respectively. If
connecting and using the power supply to these devices together, the devices may
malfunction.
Usage
•Do not apply heavy pressure to or use sharp objects with the touchscreen LCD.
•Do not drop or apply any physical shock or impact to the device.
•Regularly clean the product with a soft dry cloth; avoid benzene or alcohol.

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Contents
Features ........................................................................... 2
Important Safety Instructions......................................... 3
1Getting Started............................................................. 7
Components ..........................................................................................8
Optional Accessories .................................................................................................. 9
Product Description..............................................................................10
Front ......................................................................................................................... 10
Dimensions.......................................................................................... 11
Basic Screen Views .............................................................................12
Standby Screen ...................................................................................13
Authorization Methods .........................................................................14
Cards for Authentication.......................................................................15
2Connection................................................................. 16
Installation............................................................................................17
Rear Panel ...........................................................................................18
Cable Specifications.............................................................................19
RS485 Cable.............................................................................................................19
Ethernet Cable ..........................................................................................................19
Power and Relay Cable.............................................................................................19
Wiegand I/O and/TTL Switch Cable ..........................................................................19
RS485(for PC Connection)/ RS232(for Extension) Cable .........................................19
Power Connection................................................................................20
Ethernet Connection.............................................................................20
RS485 Connections .............................................................................21
Connecting with a PC................................................................................................21
Connecting with Secure I/O.......................................................................................21
Connecting with Other Devices.................................................................................21
Relay Connections ...............................................................................22
Connecting with a Fail Safe Lock ..............................................................................22
Connecting with a Fail Secure Lock ..........................................................................22
Connecting with Automatic Doors .............................................................................23
Input Connection ..................................................................................23

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Wiegand Connections..........................................................................24
Connecting a Wiegand Input .................................................................................... 24
Connecting a Wiegand Output.................................................................................. 24
System Setup ......................................................................................25
Standard................................................................................................................... 25
Secure (Secure I/O).................................................................................................. 25
Network Setup .....................................................................................26
3Device Operation ....................................................... 27
Access Authorization............................................................................28
Using Card................................................................................................................ 28
Using Card and Face Detection................................................................................ 29
Using Card and Password Authorization .................................................................. 29
Using Card, Password, and Face Detection Authorization ....................................... 30
Using Card and Password Authorization .................................................................. 30
Using ID, Password, Face Detection Authorization .................................................. 31
Using PIN ................................................................................................................. 31
T&A Authorization ................................................................................32
T&A Authorization Mode ........................................................................................... 32
T&A Mode................................................................................................................. 34
Checking Extra T&A Events...................................................................................... 35
Checking T&A and Entrance Records ...................................................................... 35
Authorization Failure Screens................................................................................... 36
4Device Configuration ................................................ 37
Admin Settings .....................................................................................38
Administrator Registration.........................................................................................38
Entering the Admin Menu..........................................................................................40
X-Station Menu Tree .................................................................................................41
User Management................................................................................42
User Registration ......................................................................................................42
Modifying User Information .......................................................................................44
Deleting Users...........................................................................................................44
User Search ..............................................................................................................46
Checking the Registered User Information................................................................47
Data Card User Management...............................................................48
Data Card Registration..............................................................................................48
Data Card Format .....................................................................................................49
Network Setup......................................................................................50
TCP/IP Setup ............................................................................................................50
Server Setup .............................................................................................................51
Serial Communication Setup.....................................................................................52

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Mode Setup .........................................................................................53
Mode Operation Setup ............................................................................................. 53
T&A Mode Setup ...................................................................................................... 54
Setting T&A Event Options ....................................................................................... 55
Setting Camera Event Triggers................................................................................. 55
PIN Setup for Authentication..................................................................................... 56
Device Setup .......................................................................................57
Door Setup ............................................................................................................... 57
Time Setup ............................................................................................................... 59
Checking Device Information.................................................................................... 60
Checking Memory Information.................................................................................. 60
TouchScreen Calibration .......................................................................................... 61
Device Reset ............................................................................................................ 61
Factory Default ......................................................................................................... 62
Display & Sound Setup ........................................................................63
Log Management.................................................................................65
Checking the Log List............................................................................................... 65
Deleting All Logs....................................................................................................... 66
Checking Log Information......................................................................................... 66
Appendix ....................................................................... 67
Product Specifications..........................................................................68
Electrical Specification .........................................................................68
FCC Rules ...........................................................................................69
Font License ........................................................................................69

1 Getting Started
Components
Product Description
Dimensions
Basic Screen Views
Standby Screen
Authorization Methods
Cards for Authentication

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Getting Started
Components
Each product package should contain the following items. If any of the following items is
missing or damage, contact your retailer immediately.
X-Station
Ferrite Core (1 ea)
Bracket (1 ea)
Wall Mount Screws (2 ea) PVC Anchors (2 ea)
Termination resistor (2 ea)
Software (1 ea)
3 pin cable (1 ea)
4 pin cable (1 ea)
5 pin cable (1 ea)
6 pin cable (1 ea)
8 pin cable (1 ea)
Diodes (2 ea)

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Optional Accessories
12V Power Adapter Secure I/O RF Card
Plastic Stand Mifare reader/writer

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Product Description
Front
No Name Function
1 Microphone Used to communicate with the interphone.
2 Proximity Sensor Turns on LCD backlight when user gets close to
sensor.
3 Camera Detects and captures face images and videos.
4 Touchscreen LCD Used to display the device operating status and
device operations.
5 Basic T&A Buttons
(F1 ~ F4) Used to select time & attendance events.
6 RFID Card Scanner RFID card interface.

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Dimensions
X-Station
Wall Mounting Bracket

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Basic Screen Views
No Name Function
1 Status Bar
Indicates the operational status of the device.
The status bar consists of the following icons;
Face Detection Enabled
LAN Connection Status
RS485 Slave Connection
Door Status
PC Connection Status
Time Current Time
2 Time Displays current time when "Time Display" is enabled.
3 T&A Accesses additional T&A options.
4 Interphone Initiates a call if an intercom system has been enabled.
5 T&A Keys
(F1~F4)
Used to select a T&A event.
6 Config Accesses the setup menu.
7 Input ID Used to input an ID for 1:1 authentication.
8 Date or T&A
Display
Displays the current date or T&A event.
* If the hardware version of XSM or XSE is respectively higher or v03 and v02, it is the SLC
type supporting VoIP, BioStar Videophone and BioStar Lite. The earlier versions are MLC.
Analog phone is not supported regardless of the hardware version.

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Standby Screen
Logo Screen Auto T&A mode Screen Fix T&A mode Screen Announcement Screen
Terminal Locked Security mode On Data Transfer mode

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Authorization Methods
Scan a registered card. Scan a registered card and then perform face detection. Scan a registered card then enter the
corresponding password.
Scan a registered card, enter the corresponding password
and then perform face detection.
Enter one of three global PIN numbers.
Card Only
Card+Face Detection
Card+Pasword
Card+Password+Face Detection
PIN Only

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Enter a registered ID and
then enter the corresponding password.
Enter a registered ID, enter the corresponding password
and then perform face detection.
Note
•Refer to 'Access Authorization' for further explanations.
Cards for Authentication
A CSN (Card Serial Number) is used as the unique identifier for the card.
A data card stores information such as the user ID and password directly onto the card.
CSN Card
Data Card
Card+Password+Face Detection
PIN Only

2 Connection
Installation Relay Connections
Rear Panel Input Connection
Cable Specifications Wiegand Connections
Power Connection System Setup
Ethernet Connection Network Setup
RS485 Connections

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Installation
As X-Station has a built-in camera for face detection and a video intercom system, the correct installation height is extremely important to maximize the performance of the device.
Select the optimal installation height for all users.
1 Place the bracket on the desired location.
2 Fix the bracket to the location using the anchors and screws.
3 Mount the device onto the bracket.
4 Fix the device to the bracket using the device mount screw.

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Rear Panel
No Name Function
1 3 pin connector RS485 Port 2 (Slave device connection)
2 5 pin connector Power and relay connection
3 6 pin connector Wiegand I/O and TTL Inputs
4 8 pin connector RS485 Port 1 (Connection with PC) / RS232 Port
(Extension)
5 4 pin connector Ethernet connection

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Cable Specifications
RS485 Cable
Pin Pin Description Wire Color
1 485 GND BLACK
2 485 TRXN YELLOW
3 485 TRXP BLUE
Ethernet Cable
Pin Pin Description Wire Color RJ45 PIN
1 ENET TXP YELLOW 6
2 ENET TXN GREEN 3
3 ENET RXP RED 2
4 ENET RXN BLACK 1
Power and Relay Cable
Pin Pin Description Wire Color
1 RLY NC ORANGE
2 RLY COM BLUE
3 RLY NO WHITE
4 PWR GND BLACK
5 PWR +VDC RED
Wiegand I/O and/TTL Switch Cable
Pin Pin Description Wire Color
1 TTL IN1 ORANGE
2 TTL IN0 YELLOW
3 TTL GND BLACK
4 WG GND BLACK
5 WG D1 WHITE
6 WG D0 GREEN
RS485(for PC Connection)/ RS232(for Extension) Cable
Pin Pin Description Wire Color
1 232 CTS PINK
2 232 RTS ORANGE
3 232 GND BLACK
4 232 TX PUPPLE
5 232 RX GREEN
6 485 GND BLACK
7 485 TRXN YELLOW
8 485 TRXP BLUE

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Power Connection
Note
•Voltage 12V ±10%, current 1500mA or above. You should use an authorized IEC/EN 60950-1 12V
adapter.
•Use a separate power supply for Secure I/O, electric lock and X-Station respectively. If connecting
and using the power supply to these devices together, the devices may malfunction.
Ethernet Connection
Note
•After plug the 4 pin cable to the back of the terminal, connect the RJ45 socket of the 4 pin cable
with a LAN cable to the hub.