Qscan User’s Guide Version 1.4
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PROGRAMMING
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command defines an issue code field start at 000 which means do not
process the Issue Code (there isn’t one in the 26 bit format). Three digits
are reserved for the site code, and 5 for the id.
After reading and processing by the Qscan, the site code is converted into a
3 digit number, and the id is converted into a 5 digit number. Both fields are
concatenated together to form an 8 digit number in this example.
Qscans
always concatenate converted proximity/iClass data in the order of site, id,
and issue code
.
The resulting length will be the total of the sc, ic, and uc
parameters.
Reading a sample card containing site=5 and id=1025, the data created by
the Qscan for transmission using the above example would be 00501025.
If the sc,ic,uc parameters were 05,05,00, then the result would be
0000501025. If you have a Qscan with a serial output (rs232, tcp/ip), aba
output, wand, or f2f output then this is the data you would see. If your
Qscan has a wiegand output the data will be transmitted according to the
output format you have programmed.
If masking is turned on for prox/iClass data, then the data produced above
(00501025) would then be processed using the mask parameters.
Example programming Prox input Format # 1 for a standard 26 bit
input, yielding a 3 digit site code and a 5 digit id, with a prefix of “A” put
before the data:
X048 026 002 08 0 010 16 0
X049 000 00 0 03 05 00
X054 00 065 00 000
X055 00 000 00 000 00 000
Example programming Prox input Format # 1 for a standard 26 bit
input, yielding a 3 digit site code and a 5 digit id, with a tab character put
between the two values.
X048 026 002 08 0 010 16 0
X049 000 00 0 03 05 00
X054 01 003 00 008
X055 04 005 00 000 00 000
