Suprema XPass Q2 QR Code and RFID Reader with Door Control, IP65

Overview

The Suprema XPass Q2 opens a door when someone shows a QR code, taps an RFID card or uses their phone. It suits visitor entrances, gyms, clubs, coworking spaces, ticketed areas and office doors where guests get a time-limited QR pass.

Is it right for you?

Choose it when visitors or members should get in with a QR code on paper or on their phone, without being issued a card. It has its own relay, so it can run a door by itself. It has no keypad or fingerprint sensor.

Choosing your version

Both versions have the same camera, card reader, housing and capacities. The only difference is how they are powered.

• XPQ2-DB: 12 V DC or 24 V DC power, works from -20 to 60 °C
• XPQ2-DPB: adds PoE (IEEE 802.3af); works from -20 to 60 °C on DC power and -20 to 50 °C on PoE

Pick XPQ2-DPB if you want one network cable to carry both data and power to the door.

Key features

• Reads QR codes up to 32 characters as standard; more barcode types (Data Matrix, Aztec, PDF417, Code 39, Code 128, UPC and EAN) with a Camera QR licence
• Card types: EM (125 kHz) and MIFARE, MIFARE Plus, DESFire and FeliCa (13.56 MHz) cards
• Phones over NFC and BLE
• Separate capacities: 200,000 card users and 1,000,000 text logs
• IP65 housing
• Ethernet, RS-485 (OSDP v2), Wiegand in or out, 3 inputs and 1 relay; PoE on XPQ2-DPB

What else you need

• A door lock, exit button and door sensor (sold separately)
• A PoE switch or injector for XPQ2-DPB, or a 12 V DC or 24 V DC power supply for either version
• Suprema BioStar X to issue QR passes and set door rules

Installation

It mounts on the wall or a door frame with the supplied bracket. Wiring to the lock and network should be done by an installer.

Software and licences

Doors, users and reports are set up in Suprema BioStar X, the on-premises access control software (sold separately). BioStar X licences are sized by the number of doors and users, and time and attendance reports need the separate attendance add-on.

More barcode types need a Camera QR device licence, bought per device.

Phone access uses Suprema Mobile Access: users carry a mobile access card in the Airfob Pass app. It is set up separately from the device.

Before you buy

• QR codes are read as standard up to 32 characters; other barcode types need a licence
• No keypad or fingerprint sensor
• Check that your cards are EM or MIFARE-family; HID cards are not listed