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# Access Station Pro Overview

Everything you need to get started with the AF64 Access Station Pro

The AF64 Access Station Pro combines a multi-technology reader, single door controller, 5.5” responsive touchscreen that can be used for PIN entry, and a fully-featured 5MP wide-angle camera into a single PoE-powered device for complete entryway security.

It also features Face Unlock, an access method that lets users unlock the device by walking up to it and looking at it. Face Unlock uses facial recognition technology to verify a user’s identity and an infrared 3D sensor to protect against spoofing attempts, such as someone using a photo or mask of an authorized user to gain access.

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## Access Station Pro deployment process

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**Install the Access Station Pro on your door.**

* Refer to [Access Station Pro Installation](/access-control/installation/access-station-pro-installation-and-mounting.md) for an overview of placement.
* For step-by-step installation instructions, refer to the [Verkada AF64 (Access Station Pro) Install Guide](https://docs.verkada.com/docs/af64-access-station-pro-install-guide.pdf).
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**Bring the Access Station Pro into Command and configure the door and camera settings.**

See [Access Station Pro Command Configuration](/access-control/configuration/access-station-pro-end-to-end-setup-guide/access-station-pro-command-configuration.md) for details.
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**(Optional) Configure Face Unlock access on the door.**

See [Face Unlock](/access-control/readme.md) for more information.
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