rfid:wieg.qual.bits
INT
R/W
Wiegand Qualifier: Number of bits (0 - 255)
card data must have to be acknowledged as a
read
rfid:wieg.rev.bits
BOOL
R/W
IF True, reverse bits of credential output lsb to
msb
rfid:wieg.rev.bytes
BOOL
R/W
IF True, reverse the bytes of credential output
LSB to MSB
rfid:wieg.strip.lead.bits
INT
R/W
Leading parity bit count to be stripped from
credential data (options: 0 = none, 1 to 142 bits)
rfid:wieg.strip.trail.bits
INT
R/W
Trailing parity bit count to be stripped from
credential data (options: 0 = none, 1 to 142 bits)
Key:
R = read only command
W = Write only command
R/W = Command can be read for its current value or written with a new value.
Note: Value changes are stored in RAM till rfid:cfg.write is used to store the value in to Flash.
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These three commands identify the delimiter characters that can display. Three characters may be divided up as
pre and/or post delimiters. The rfid:count.lead command identifies how many of the three characters (chr.1 .. chr.3)
display before the card data. For example, if rfid:count.lead is set to 1, only one character displays before the card data
and chr.2 and chr.3 can be set as post delimiters. Then rfid:count.trail can have a value of 0, 1, or 2. If rfid:count.lead
is 2, chr.1 and chr.2 are set as leading delimiters. Then, only chr.3 can be set as a trailing delimiter. However they are
used, the same character location cannot be used for both leading and trailing delimiter.
Variable Command
The var command displays all variables. The command output can be captured and played back into
the device. There must be a delay of several milliseconds after each character or the pcProx serial
input buffer overflows.
rfid:beep.now
rfid:disp.fac.hex=False
rfid:cfg=1 rfid:disp.fac.send=False
rfid:cfg.card.hipri=True
rfid:disp.fac.strip=True
rfid:cfg.card.type=0xEF04
rfid:disp.hex.lower=
rfid:chr.1
rfid:disp.id.digits=0
rfid:chr.2 rfid:disp.id.hex=False
rfid:chr.3 rfid:op.beep=True
rfid:chr.count.lead=0
rfid:op.cont=False
rfid:chr.count.trail=0
rfid:op.sdk=False
rfid:chr.eol=’\x0D’
rfid:out.led=255
rfid:chr.fac=’\x00’
rfid:time.hold=20
rfid:chr.gone.1=’\x00’
rfid:wieg.id.bits=16
rfid:chr.gone.2=’\x00’
rfid:wieg.inv.bits=True
rfid:cmd.echo=True
rfid:wieg.qual=False
rfid:cmd.prompt=True
rfid:wieg.qual.bits=26
rfid:dev.luid=0x0000
rfid:wieg.rev.bits=False
rfid:disp.64bit=False
rfid:wieg.rev.bytes=False
rfid:disp.fac.64bit=False
rfid:wieg.strip.lead.bits=1
rfid:disp.fac.digits=0
rfid:wieg.strip.trail.bits=1
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Chapter 4
ASCII Command Protocol
Содержание pcProx Plus
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Страница 41: ...41 Chapter 3 Software Each single keystroke entered to precede card data equals 1 byte of memory...
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