MORX mBio-ST2 Standalone Fingerprint Access Control Reader, 500 Users

Overview

The MORX mBio-ST2 is a standalone fingerprint reader with a keypad that opens one door after a fingerprint, RFID (radio frequency identification) proximity card or password is verified, without a server or PC. It stores 500 fingerprints and 500 cards and drives the lock directly. It suits a single door in a small office, cabin, store room, clinic or shop, and can also act as a reader for a third-party access control panel.

Is it right for you?

• It suits one door with up to 500 users who open it by fingerprint, card or code.
• It is a door controller rather than an attendance machine: no event log capacity is stated. For attendance reports, choose the mBio-ST1 (EXCEL) or a networked terminal.
• It suits a door where you may later add an access control panel: Wiegand 26/34 output is built in.

Key features

• 500 fingerprints, 500 cards and 500 passwords.
• High-hardness optical fingerprint sensor, identifying a person in under 0.5 s.
• False rejection rate below 1% and false acceptance rate below 0.0001%.
• Relay contacts for a door lock, with exit switch, alarm and door sensor connections.
• Wiegand 26/34 output for connection to other access control panels.
• USB host port for offline data backup and user management.
• Black finish.

What else you need

• A 9 to 12 V DC power supply; the unit is supplied without a power adaptor, so add a 12 V, 2 A supply.
• An electromagnetic (EM) lock or electric strike and an exit button.
• A door sensor and alarm if you want door alarms.

Installation

An access control installer should mount it beside the door, wire the lock relay, exit button and power, add the door sensor and alarm if used, then enrol fingerprints, cards and codes on the unit.

Before you buy

• The power adaptor (12 V, 2 A) is sold separately.
• No event log capacity is stated, so do not rely on it for attendance records.