TransCore SmartPass AI1611, Системное руководство

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Introduction
SmartPass Dealer’s Guide for ordering the format that applies to your system. Four
formats can be used for tag data:
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10-character alphanumeric ASCII — Four alphanumeric characters are fixed and
can be used to identify either the dealer or the user. TransCore test tags are
typically programmed with
PASS in these four positions. The remaining six
positions are numeric and should be unique for each tag issued. For example, the
entry ACME000001 might be used for the first tag in an order for ACME
Security.
•
20-character alphanumeric ASCII — A tag formatted with 20-character
alphanumeric ASCII data typically has four fixed positions. The remaining 16
positions are numbered sequentially.
•
Wiegand — You must indicate the data to be programmed into the tags. A
Wiegand Format Worksheet is attached to the SmartPass Order Entry Form for
your use. Wiegand-formatted tags are labeled with a W prefix, followed by a
facility code and an identification number. For example, a Wiegand-formatted
TransCore tag with a facility code of 10 and an identification number of 253
would be labeled as W10 253.
Note: Not all tags can be Wiegand-formatted.
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ISO — For requirements for this format, refer to ISO 10374.
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