User's Manual
These five variables
work together
to
display leading and trailing
(pre
and
post)
card data
delimiters.
1.
rfid:chr
.
1=’\x00’
2.
rfid:chr
.
2=’\x00’
3.
rfid:chr
.
3=’\x00’
4.
rfid:chr
.
c
ount.lead=0
5.
rfid:chr
.
c
ount.
tr
ail=0
The
first
three commands identify
the
pre delimiter characters
that
can display. Three characters
may
be divided up as pre and
/
or
post delimiters. Count.lead identifies
how
many
of the
three
characters
(
chr
.
1
..
chr
.
3)
display before
the
card data. For example,
if
count.lead
is
set
to
1,
only one
character
displays before
the
card data and chr.2 and chr.3 can be set as post delimiters. Then count.trail
can
have a value
of
0
,
1,
or
2.
If
count.lead
is
2,
chr
.
1
and chr.2 are set as leading delimiters. Then
only
chr.3 can be set as a trailing
delimit
er
.
The same character can
not
be used
for both
a leading
and
trailing
delimit
er
.
r
fid:cfg=1
The pcProx Plus reader has multiple configurations.
Each has
the
settings associated
with
a card
type.
When the
configuration
is
changed,
all
other related settings reflect
that
configuration number
.
Example: To set configuration #1
to
keystroke
out
card
ID
preceded
by #1/ the
following would be
entered.
rfid:cfg=1
fid:char
.
count.lead=3
rfid:char
.
c
ount.lead=0
rfid:char
.
1=’#’
rfid:char
.
2=’1’
rfid:char
.
3=’/’
And now
set configuration
#2 to
precede
it’s
card
ID with
#2/
rfid:cfg=2
fid:char
.
count.lead=3
rfid:char
.
c
ount.lead=0
rfid:char
.
1=’#’
rfid:char
.
2=’2’
rfid:char
.
3=’/’
r
fid:chr
.
eol=’\x0D’
This command sends
the
End
Of
Line (EOL
)
character
at the
end
of the
card data. Typically
a
carriage
return
(
CR)
(0x0D) is used.
r
fid:chr
.
f
ac=’:’
This command sets a delimiter between
the
FAC and card
data.
rfid:chr.gone.1=’\x0A’
and
rfid:chr.gone.2=’@’
These commands
prompt the
device
to
send
the
characters
‘x0A’
and ‘@’ when
the ID
card
is
removed
if
they are
not ‘00’.
rfid:cmd.echo=True
This command echoes user
input
when
true
and controls
if
backspace sends a space,
backspace,
space
to
erase
the
last character
t
yped.
If
false,
it is
turned
off for
computer control. This value
can
be
written to
flash memory using cfg.write.
It
defaults
to true
on
cfg.reset.