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4.3 Configuration Command List
For a complete list of the ELA’s commands, refer to our Software Datasheet MCHD: Reader Communication & setup
protocol , available on our website : Reader communication protocol - Software Datasheet
All commands have the same syntax:
[AABBCC]
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A command starts by ‘[‘ and finishes by ‘]’
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“ AA ”: Command number
•
“ BB ”: Command parameter
o
hex characters for commands A1 and A3
o
2 hex characters for all other commands
•
“ CC ”: Reader ID
o
Broadcast to all readers: 00
If the reader understands the command, it will answer
[ OK AABBCC] .
If you want to get some
help about a command, replace the closing bracket ‘ ] ’ by ‘ ? ’.
The more important command is:
[990101] .
It shows the list of all the commands available for the reader, and the actual value for the corresponding
parameters.
You can see below a sample line from the
[990101] command:
For example, if you want some help about the speed command, send
[130000? , you will get the answer alongside.
To get the actual speed of the SCIEL CARD, you must send [120001] .
It will answer [120001] because we are at 9600 bauds.
To set the SCIEL CARD’s speed to 115200 bauds, you must send
[130401] . The reader will answer [OK130401] , but you won’t see it
because the Lantronix module is still at 9600 bauds, so it won’t
understand the SCIEL CARD’s message (this is a particular case;
usually you will get the answer message because the speed stays the
same)
-------RS232 Serial Speed-------
Serial port Communication Speed.
get: [12xx01]
set: [13xx01]
-00h 9600 Bauds
-01h 19200 Bauds
-02h 38400 Bauds
-03h 57600 Bauds
-04h 115200 Bauds
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Parameter’s value
Parameter’s
name
Command to ask the actual
value of the parameter
Command to set the value of
the parameter
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