Terminal Manager

Here you can define the terminals used for bookings and run simple or advanced communication commands for each terminal defined.

New GS access terminals will be defined exclusively in Access - GS Manager and will run with a license for Access. For compatibility, only old type of GS terminals can be defined here and it runs with a license for GS door.

To operate with terminal manager, go to Communication - Terminal Manager. Terminal Manager window opens:

Terminal Manager window in Astrow Web

To add a terminal, click

and define it. For iT30 terminals, use the option

. This is a search in the network for all existing terminals type iT30, already defined or not in Astrow Web. If not defined yet, you can add them from here (for more details, see Discover iT-30/iT-300 Terminals).

Using the

command you can update the firmware for all iT20 terminals defined. For more details, see Add iT20 Firmware File.

disconnects the terminal and reconnects it.

To edit a terminal definition, click

or double click on it. To delete a terminal from Terminal Manager, select it and click

Use the option

to check all the commands sent to the terminal from Terminal Manager. The option is a link to Terminal Commands window (for more details, see Terminal Commands).

To run a command on a terminal, select the terminal and use the command menu.

Commands bar for different types of terminals in Terminal Manager window in Astrow Web

For more details about each type of terminal available commands, check the following explanations:

for iT30/iT300 - iT30/iT300 Terminal Commands;
for Morpho 200/J/500+ - Morpho 200/J/500+ Commands;
for iT20 - iT20 Commands.
for ST-25 - ST-25 Enrollment.

To enroll employees on iT300 bio, see Enroll Employee on iT300 Bio. To enroll employees on ST-25, see ST-25 Enrollment.

Advanced commands are available only with permission Configure Terminal - Advanced or with role Administrator.

Terminals which have operations in communication queue will appear written with red. Terminals that have data to synchronize will appear with blue.

For more information about operations in communication queue, see Communication Queue.

The links below help you define and operate with each type of terminal.