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– ProxTrak Portal Reader Installation Procedure 6042-901-01 Rev 7
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Note: To use the table defaults for an example; a duration of 1.6Sec; Long = 1.6Sec, Medium = .4Sec,
Short = .1Sec. Also, if the Indicator duration is switched to "Fast" (see switch settings), all duration's will
be 4 times shorter than the default (in the above example, Long would become .4 sec, medium, 100mSec,
and short, 25mSec). Up to 32 actions can be specified for each device, except Relay 2, which has 16
actions.
Short = .1Sec. Also, if the Indicator duration is switched to "Fast" (see switch settings), all duration's will
be 4 times shorter than the default (in the above example, Long would become .4 sec, medium, 100mSec,
and short, 25mSec). Up to 32 actions can be specified for each device, except Relay 2, which has 16
actions.
6.8.2 Programmable indicator responses on major events
There are 3 bytes for each major event to define the indicator actions. The events include Power-up,
Access Card read, Asset Tag read and an Individual Tag Command has been executed.
There are 3 bytes for each major event to define the indicator actions. The events include Power-up,
Access Card read, Asset Tag read and an Individual Tag Command has been executed.
Default settings for Events
3 byte Indicator Command (HEX)
Indicator Descriptions
Extra bits/Red
er
Green/Beeper
gb
Relay1/Relay2
r1r2
Power up default
E4
55
00
Two Med Red Flashes off, Two Med
Green Flashes on, Two Med Beep on,
Relays off
Green Flashes on, Two Med Beep on,
Relays off
Access Tag read
02
25
88
Short Red Flash off, Short Green Flash
off, Med Beep on, Relays no change
off, Med Beep on, Relays no change
ProxTrak Asset Tag read
02
33
88
Short Red Flash off, Short Green Flash
on, Short Beep on, Relays no change
on, Short Beep on, Relays no change
Tag operation performed
(other than Set Quiet)
(other than Set Quiet)
AC
0D
88
Three Med Red Flashes off, Three
Green Med Flashes on, Three Med
Beeps, Relays no change
Green Med Flashes on, Three Med
Beeps, Relays no change
6.8.3 Default tag command
This setting programs the Tag command that will be used for each Asset Tag in the field. The factory
default is a Set Quiet command.
This setting programs the Tag command that will be used for each Asset Tag in the field. The factory
default is a Set Quiet command.
6.8.4 Failsafe activation timeout
Specifies how long the Reader waits from power up without Host Comm or after the absence of Host
communication to switch the Automatic Tag command over to the Fail safe Tag command.
Specifies how long the Reader waits from power up without Host Comm or after the absence of Host
communication to switch the Automatic Tag command over to the Fail safe Tag command.
6.8.5 Failsafe tag command
This setting programs the Tag commands that the Reader will use if the communication to the Host has
been interrupted for a time equal to the Failsafe activation timeout. The factory default is a Set Quiet
command.
This setting programs the Tag commands that the Reader will use if the communication to the Host has
been interrupted for a time equal to the Failsafe activation timeout. The factory default is a Set Quiet
command.
6.8.6 Multiple Adjacent Unit Interface (Maui)
Maui is a scheme for 125kHz detection and anti-collision used in the ProxTrak Portal Reader. It is a
method of handling 125KHz interference for multiple readers by waiting for the interference to go away and
resuming with normal operation, interspersing their on times in an orderly fashion; if 2 Readers are close
enough to detect each other, they will synchronize by alternating their exciter cycles to avoid interference.
Maui is a scheme for 125kHz detection and anti-collision used in the ProxTrak Portal Reader. It is a
method of handling 125KHz interference for multiple readers by waiting for the interference to go away and
resuming with normal operation, interspersing their on times in an orderly fashion; if 2 Readers are close
enough to detect each other, they will synchronize by alternating their exciter cycles to avoid interference.
6.9 Wiegand Output
Refer to the Wiegand specification for the complete description of the Wiegand output formats.
A 26 bit format is generated for Asset ID’s acquired by the Portal Reader. The 26 bit format sends an 8 bit
Facility code and 16 bit “card data” enclosed in parity bits for error detection. 2 formats are supported. An
IBM tag type is supported by parsing part of the Manufacturing code, and including it in the “card data”. A
Legacy tag type is supported that sends the least significant 16 bits of the legacy data as the “card data”.
For Access cards (and fobs) the data is passed from the card to the output directly, making the system
compatible for 26, 35, 37bit etc. bit formats.
A 26 bit format is generated for Asset ID’s acquired by the Portal Reader. The 26 bit format sends an 8 bit
Facility code and 16 bit “card data” enclosed in parity bits for error detection. 2 formats are supported. An
IBM tag type is supported by parsing part of the Manufacturing code, and including it in the “card data”. A
Legacy tag type is supported that sends the least significant 16 bits of the legacy data as the “card data”.
For Access cards (and fobs) the data is passed from the card to the output directly, making the system
compatible for 26, 35, 37bit etc. bit formats.
6.10 Download new Acquisition Processor (AP) code
Refer to the Download instructions found with the ProxTrak
TM
Utilities software, included with each Portal
Reader.