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Access Control - The term given to the Pegasus Workforce Management Hardware installed at sites to manage physicial access to locations.
The below pages will step you through guides to our various Logpoint (also called Kiosks/Tablets/Access Control) hardware that is used at Sites. Pegasus has many generations of devices, so documentation for the various versions is included. Additional resources are avaialble for site contacts/administrators to become more familiar with our Access Control Hardware. If you cannot find the documentation you require, you can head to the contact page of Pegasus Here and lodge a request with our support team to respond.


Just had a device delivered at site? Learn how to unpack it, plug it in and find out the key features of the device.

 Unboxing Videos

Kiosk Unboxing

Video showing the LP8 Kiosk and its internals

Wallmount Unboxing

Video showing the LP8 Wallmount Kiosk and its internals

Desktop Kiosk Unboxing

Video showing the LP8 Desktop Kiosk and its features

Tablet Kiosk Unboxing
Video showing the LP8 Tablet Kiosk and Docking Station features



Do you now need to configure these devices to access your office network?

 Device Configuration

Configure Network Settings on LP6/7 Devices

Configuring Network Settings on LP6 & 7 Devices

Configure Newtoiwrk settings on LP8 Devices

Configuring Network Settings on LP8 Devices

Need to configure the fingerprint readers at the Suntop Solar Farm? These guides will help.

 Suntop Solar Farm

Tasked with printing cards at site? This section covers printing and troubleshooting the card print process and devices.

 Cardmaker

Cardmaker User Guide Video

5 Cardmaker Troubleshooting Tips

The User Guide Manual should be reviewed for the install instructions for the various printer models available. Each have a specific install process which the guide details.
Your IT Support team should review this for the specific requirements necessary.

There are some legacy devices (called LP4/5) as well as older Bixlon Printers. Review these guides below.

 Older Devices


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