Intermec Transaction Manager 9560, User Manual

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9560 Transaction Manager User’s Manual
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The digits correspond to the inputs as shown below:
0 1 1
Register #0
First input
J1
Second input
J2
Third input
J3
9560-40U
For example, if the #0 register contains 011, it would indicate a signal at the
first and second inputs, but none at the third input.
• Clears the sense inputs
For a complete description of the command syntax, see “LED/Relay Control”
in Chapter 8. For a description of commands for the magnetic card reader, see
“Magnetic Card Reader Commands” later in this chapter.
Sample Program 1
In this example, the 9560 controls access to a restricted area. If the user scans a
badge with an authorized number, the 9560 responds by actuating a relay that
may be connected to a door lock. An invalid badge number does not unlock the
door.
This program is appropriate for a configuration where the 9560 is not
connected to a host computer. Instead, the IRL program contains a list of all
valid badge numbers that are sequentially checked against the scanned badge.
You can use this programs as is, line by line, with or without the comments.
Program Listing #1: Controlling Access to a Restricted Area
.START :Label for start of loop.
D$0="" :Initialize register for badge number.
P"ENTER BADGE" :Prompt user to scan badge.
A :Accept input.
G.CHECK :Go verify badge number.
:**********************************************************************
:If the badge is valid, this subroutine opens the door. *
:**********************************************************************
:
.GOOD
P"VALID BADGE" :Tell user the badge is valid.
P"ENTRY ALLOWED"
W1 :Wait 1 second.
FXXXX1000 :Actuate relay to open door.