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HID Proximity
ID media are sent in the same format as set for the standard operating
mode. When the reader module operates in the Wiegand output operating mode, the I/O
Port (
tab. 6
) is used as an input for monitoring an external device tamper status.
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ID media technology
Available configuration of the WIEGAND output format
EM Marin
26bit, 32bit, 42bit, 44bit
HID Proximity
Automatically recognized format / 45bit raw data
User configuration
Table 10: ID media format in WIEGAND operating mode
Two long beeps and the red LED lit feature powering up the module. The green LED blink
indicates an ID reading.
Individual signals function in
WIEGAND output
operating mode is described in
table 11
.
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Input 1
Beeper control (0 V active)
Input 2
Yellow LED control (0 V active)
Output 1 (relay)
Tamper signaling; it follows the alarm state of tamper
sensors (tamper signal = relay switched on)
3)
Table 11: Signal function in WIEGAND operating mode
Since the
FW version 5.09
the reading synchronization of a
couple of TECHFASS readers
is implemented, enabling to
cancel the mutual disturbance
of the modules. The reader
module offers the
Wiegand data interface
synchronization
in
MASTER
mode.
6.6.3 Wiegand input (entry reader)
The module can be configured into a mode of controlling the door from both sides (
entry
reader mode
).
In the
entry reader mode
an identification at an external reader connected via the
WIEGAND interface
acquires a
reason code 255
; at the same time the reader module
operates standardly, the reason codes equal zero.
When the reader module operates in the entry reader operating mode, the I/O Port (
tab. 6
)
is used as an output for controlling the entry reader buzzer.
Since the
FW version 5.09
the reading synchronization of a
couple of TECHFASS readers
is implemented, enabling to
cancel the mutual disturbance
of the modules. The reader
module offers the
Wiegand data interface
synchronization
in
SLAVE
mode.
The
WIEGAND input
and
WIEGAND output
operating modes are mutually exclusive.
