WaveLynx Technologies Corporation WLTC-DHMM-11U2 Manual De Usuario

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Understanding Your

Understanding Your Product

Product

What does your model number mean? WaveLynx Technologies follows a simple system of categorization to

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n products. Below is the basic system that WaveLynx follows.

Card Data Layout

Are you trying to make sense of what the numbers in your card data stand for? Here is a helpful tool for helping
you to understand the general layout of your card data.

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BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB

Parity Bits are at the beginning
and end of strings of data that
are used for detecting
potential errors. This is 1 bit in
a 26 bit format.

Facility Code – This is used to
determine which facility you
are in. This code is 8 bits in a
26 bit format.

Badge ID Code – This is used
to determine your specific
badge identification number.
This is 16 bits in a 26 bit
format.

Parity Bits are at the beginning
and end of strings of data that
are used for detecting
potential errors. This is 1 bit in
a 26 bit format.

System Requirements

In order to successfully install and use your logical access reader software, your computer must meet the

following requirements:

•

Windows 7 or newer

•

64-bit Operating System

•

2 GB RAM

•

5 MB of available memory

•

Java 7 or newer (Installer will direct you to download Java if a compatible version is not found on your
system)

USB Interface

Setting up your logical access reader is fast and simple. All you need to do is take the reader out of the

packaging and plug it into the USB drive on your computer. The reader will appear to the computer as a USB
HID device with two endpoints, a keyboard endpoint and a generic command/response endpoint. The generic
endpoint is used to facilitate communication between the reader and the included configuration software tool.
The Keyboard endpoint is primarily used by your password entry screens in your everyday work environment
(email, PC log in, etc…). For instance, when logging into your email account, instead of typing in the password,

U Series USB Readers

A full line of USB readers for logical access

125 kHz

13.56 MHz

125 kHz and

13.56 MHz

Bluetooth

and 125 kHz

Bluetooth and

13.56 MHz

Bluetooth, 13.56

MHz, and 125 kHz

Red, Green, Amber LED and Buzzer