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Manual Datafox KYO Inloc page 98 date: 16.12.2020 Version: 04.03.15.XX
5.7.9.3. Assigning codes for arming and disarming (Type 3)
In order to use a PIN reader for arming or disarming a BDS section the
following entry is required.

Hinweise:
Please note:
- If a reader controls more than just one BDS section, you will need one entry per
BDS section.
-
Operating codes are not interpreted numerically, so “0” or “00” are different prefix
codes!
- If a BDS section is only to be armed
or disarmed by the reader, enter a Minus “-“
into the other operation’s prefix code because “0” would be a valid code.
- Please ensure that no operating code is used more than once
– the system behav-
iour is not defined then.
Spalte Name
In the setup
Data
type
Length Description
1 RefReader
Number
(int)
4 Reference (ID) to the PIN reade r inside the reader
2 Type
Number
(int) variabel
max. 10 Type assigned to this entry, 3 = BDS PIN code to
“arming or disarming”
3 Area
Number
(int) variabel
max. 10
BDS section
4 CodeOn
Number
(int)
2
Code (max. 2 digits) to start arming mode. If these digits are entered, the
reader starts the arming process.
5 CodeOff
Number
(int)
2
Code (max. 2 digits) to start disarming mode. If these digits are entered, the
reader starts the disarming process.
6 RefGroup
Number
(int)
4
In order to allow arming or disarming a privileged tag has to be presented to
the reader after entering the prefix code. After the tag the reader waits
for a
legitimation code (this field) before actually arming or disarming the BDS
section (see
Privileging transponders to control the BDS )
). If you enter “0”
here, no PIN is enquired and any BDS privileged transponder may arm or
disarm the BDS section.
7
Not required, leave empty
8
9
10
11
12