Qscan User’s Guide Version 1.4
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Wiegand Output Format (for prox/Iclass data Format # 1)*
X060 ss sl is il us ul
X061 sb ib ub a b c lpp rpp
X062 1 2 3 oooo ss
ss site start position 00=no site
sl # digits for site 00=remaining
is id start position 00=no id
il # digits for id 00=remaining
us issue code start pos 00=no issue
ul # digits for issue 00=remaining
sb # bits for site code 00=none
ib # bits for id 00=none
ub # bits for issue code 00=none
a site is lsb 0=no 1=yes
b id is lsb 0=no 1=yes
c issue is lsb 0=no 1=yes
lpp left parity bits 000=none
rpp right parity bits 000=none
1,2,3 eld numbers for xmit 1=site,2=id 3=issue,0=none
oooo site override 4 hex characters
ss special format # must be 00
The site code data in the wiegand output is taken from the data characters
starting at position ss for a length of sl. Id and issue code data is also extracted
the same way. If any of the elds are not used, or will be defaulted to 0, then
00 is used for the start position. A length of 00 for sl,il,ul is used to take all of
the remaining characters in the data and put them into the eld. sb,ib, ub are
the bit counts to be used for each eld in the output. If any of the elds are to
be lsb, a,b,c are set to a 1. lpp is the number of bits to use for left parity, 000 if
no left parity. rpp is the number of bits to use for right parity, 000 if none. oooo
is a 4-character hexadecimal value used as a site overide (right justied). To be
active, the site override must be turned on usng the X069 command. ss should
be left at 00.
* added to rmware 5/22/13
PROGRAMMING
PROX/ICLASS -> WIEGAND OUT
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