Sometimes, the Anti-Passback status doesn't show the actual status when a user does not actually enter the gate after successful authentication.
BioStar 2 has an additional option using the door status(Door sensor) to show the actual Anti-Passback status.
With the option enabled, your Anti-Passback zone considers two factors: 1. Authentication, 2. Door sensor.
Attention
- To use this feature, you must match the BioStar 2 server and device firmware versions.
- BioStar 2 Version : V2.8.3 or later
| Product Name | Version | Product Name | Version | Product Name | Version |
| FaceLite | V1.2.0 | BioStation A2 | V1.8.0 | CoreStation | V1.4.0 |
| BioStation 2 | V1.9.0 | BioEntry P2 | V1.4.0 | XPass 2 | V1.2.0 |
| FaceStation 2 | V1.4.0 | BioEntry W2 | V1.5.0 | BioStation L2 | V1.6.0 |
| BioLite N2 | V1.3.0 | FaceStation F2 | V1.0.0 | X-Station 2 | V1.0.0 |
| BioStation 3 | V1.0.0 | BioStation 2a | V1.0.0 |
1. How to enable the door status-based APB?
i) Door setting
- A door sensor is necessary
- Enable the option 'User sensor when Entry Confirmed APB enabled' (Default is off)
ii) APB zone setting
The Anti-passback status can follow the rule for each door based on the option 'Entry Confirmed APB.'
2. How differently does it work when the option is enabled or disabled?
Device 1 with 'Use Sensor when Entry Confirmed APB enabled' ON
The APB alert is not triggered even when you authenticate without the exit door authentication until the door is opened/closed.
Device 2 with 'Use Sensor when Entry Confirmed APB enabled' OFF
The APB alert is triggered even if your door is not opened.
