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The default UNITIDS.DAT file looks like this:
COM#: 1
UNITIDS: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Thus the software will initialize expecting to find 10 readers on the host port
with assigned ID numbers of “0” through “9”. There should be no
communication problems if there are other readers on the network as long
as each reader is configured correctly and with a unique ID number.
Communication Settings file
There is a second initialization file that is used by the Administrative Software. This
is the
CommParameters.cfg
file. The program automatically writes this file when
it is closed. The next time the program is opened, this file is read and the
communication parameters are set to match their state when the program was last
shut down.
The first time you run the VeriAdmin Management software this file does not exist.
You will see the following dialog appear. Fill out the desired Transmit ID, Comm
Port, and Baud Rate. Press the TEST button to verify these settings are correct,
and then press ACCEPT and the initial CommParameters.cfg file will be created.
Figure 11: Modify Communications Settings
