RF Ideas Inc RDR7081 Manual Do Utilizador
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The button calls a SDK (software developer’s kit)
function and shows how and application would use and
see data if the SDK were implemented.
function and shows how and application would use and
see data if the SDK were implemented.
Example: Filter for a popular 26-bit Wiegand
card format is: "PFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP". This
has:
2 “P” - parity bits,
8 “F” - facility code bits, and
16 “I” - ID code bits.
card format is: "PFFFFFFFFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP". This
has:
2 “P” - parity bits,
8 “F” - facility code bits, and
16 “I” - ID code bits.
This will split the bit-stream into the facility and ID codes.
Characters Sent When Card is Removed
This applies only to the RS-232 reader.
The RS-232 device is capable is sending two ‘Card
Gone’ characters whenever the card is removed. Use
the pull-down character selector boxes to choose the
desired ASCII characters. These characters will be sent
once the Lifetime hold (see Timings Tab) has elapsed.
The SDK is a separate product from RF IDeas.
Enable Output as Hexadecimal
This checkbox allows the user to select a hexadecimal
keystroke data output as opposed to the standard
decimal.
Read only cards with this bit count
No data is sent from the device unless the bit count is
matched. The total bits received from the card must
match this bit count, parity bits included. If you select
this checkbox and set the field for 26, the reader will only
respond to 26 bit cards.
Invert Wiegand Data
This feature is primarily for those using the HID version
of pcProx-U versions 2.2.1 as they will need to invert the
Wiegand data lines.
This applies only to the RS-232 reader.
The RS-232 device is capable is sending two ‘Card
Gone’ characters whenever the card is removed. Use
the pull-down character selector boxes to choose the
desired ASCII characters. These characters will be sent
once the Lifetime hold (see Timings Tab) has elapsed.
The SDK is a separate product from RF IDeas.
Enable Output as Hexadecimal
This checkbox allows the user to select a hexadecimal
keystroke data output as opposed to the standard
decimal.
Read only cards with this bit count
No data is sent from the device unless the bit count is
matched. The total bits received from the card must
match this bit count, parity bits included. If you select
this checkbox and set the field for 26, the reader will only
respond to 26 bit cards.
Invert Wiegand Data
This feature is primarily for those using the HID version
of pcProx-U versions 2.2.1 as they will need to invert the
Wiegand data lines.