User guide

Adding Custom Wiegand Formats
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Example
Enter a new Wiegand 29-bit protocol with the following rules:
 Rule 1: Bit 1 – Odd parity on the bits 3–15
 Rule 2: Bit 2 – Even parity on the bits 16– 28
 Rule 3: Bit 29 – Odd parity on the bits 1–28
 Rule 4: Bits 11–28 – ID data
 Rule 5: Bit 3–10 – Facility code
The new protocol appears in the
Custom Reader Settings window.
Please note that the first character in the first row and the last character in
the third row, which represents the odd parity,
is a capital “O” and not a zero
(0).
The new protocol now appears in the list of available protocols.
The representation of each existing protocol can be viewed.
Bit 1 – Odd Parity on Bits
3 to 15
(the other bits are 0)
Bit 2 – Even Parity on Bits 16 to 28
(the other bits are 0)
Bit 29 – Odd Parity on Bits 1 to 28
(the other bits are 0)
ID – Bits 11 to 28
(the
other bits are 0)
Facility – Bits 3 to 10
(the other bits are 0)