Setting up the configuration of the BioSmart Quasar terminal

You can configure the BioSmart Quasar terminal on the settings panel of the BioSmart Quasar object created on the basis of the BioSmart object.

General settings

1. Set the Consider access sensor checkbox (1) to consider the employees access by the door sensor.
   
   
2. Set the Create templates by photo checkbox (3) to create a biometric template according to the selected algorithm and write it to the BioSmart Quasar terminal when the user is written to the Access Manager, if they have a photo.

The Basic settings

1. Go to the Basic settings tab.
2. From the Working mode drop-down list (4), select the working mode of the terminal:
   1. Face identification—automatic identification of an employee by face.
   2. Entry/exit by button—the terminal waits for an employee to press the Enter or Exit button, after that it starts employee identification.
   3. Card + face—the terminal waits for the RFID card to be put to the terminal reader. If the card code is found, the terminal scans the biometric data of the employee's face and compares it with the biometric template corresponding to the presented card.
   4. RT identification—the terminal reads the biometric data of the face and sends it to the Rt Lab server for identification.
   5. Visitors check—the terminal waits for a visitor to present a QR code confirming the presence of a COVID certificate of vaccination or past medical history. After that, the terminal verifies the authenticity and validity period of the certificate. If the verification is successful, a message appears on the screen asking to wear a mask. Identification is considered successful only if a valid QR code is presented and the mask is put on the face.
   6. REST server mode—the terminal is a server that receives requests for identification.
   7. Entry/exit + room—the terminal waits for an employee to press the Entry, Exit or Room button, after that it starts employee identification. Operation of the terminal in the Entry/exit + room mode is similar to the operation in the Entry/exit by button mode, but an additional Room button is displayed on the screen. After pressing the Room button and successful identification, the employee is granted access to their profile, which contains information about the employee.
3. From the Access direction drop-down list (5), select the Input, Output or Not assigned (default) value.
4. From the Recognition algorithm drop-down list (6), select the recognition algorithm that will be used: BioSmart (default) or 3DiVi—image processing algorithm from the 3DiVi company.
5. From the Severity level drop-down list (7), select the level of identification severity: Normal (default), Higher, High, Lower, Low. The parameter determines how accurately the biometric data of the user's face, received from the camera, must match the biometric template stored in the database.
6. In the Relay open time, ms field (8), enter the time in milliseconds during which the terminal relay will be opened.
7. From the Identification mode drop-down list (9), select:
   1. Local—terminal operation mode, in which identification and storage of the templates take place on the device.
   2. Server identification—operation mode, in which palm templates are stored on an external BioSmart biometric identification server instead of the terminal local memory. In this mode, comparison of biometric data is performed on an external server, which allows you to expand the number of templates and increase the speed of identification. The following parameters of the external BioSmart biometric identification Server must be specified:
      1. In the Host IP field (1), enter the IP address of the BioSmart biometric identification Server.
         
         
      2. In the Host port field (2), enter the port of the BioSmart biometric identification Server.

The Wiegand 0 and Wiegand 1 tabs

1. Go to the Wiegand 0 or Wiegand 1 tab.
2. From the Direction drop-down list (1), select the direction of information transfer via the Wiegand interface:
   1. Wiegand Out—used to transfer information to external devices.
   2. Wiegand In—used to receive information from external devices.
   3. Not used—the Wiegand interface isn’t used to transfer information (default). If you select this value, further configuration isn’t relevant.
      
      
3. From the Wiegand mode drop-down list (2), select the operation mode of the Wiegand interface: Wiegand 26, Wiegand 32, Wiegand 34, Wiegand 37, Wiegand 40, Wiegand 42, Wiegand 48, Wiegand 64.
4. From the Data type drop-down list (3), select the type of the transferred data: Card ID—transfer of the RFID card code (default) or Employee ID—transfer of the employee code (ID).
5. From the Pulse width, µs drop-down list (4) and Sending interval, µs drop-down list (5), select the values of the data transfer parameters via the Wiagand interface. Default values: Pulse width, μs—200 μs, Sending interval, µs—2000 μs.
6. Click the Apply button to save the changes.