RF IDeas pcProx Plus User Manual page 53

Command
rfid:qid
rfid:qid.hold
rfid:qid.id
rfid:qid.id.hold
rfid:time.hold
rfid:var
rfid:wieg.id.bits
rfid:wieg.inv.bits
rfid:wieg.qual
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Data Type
Function
Function
Function
Function
INT
Function
INT
BOOL
BOOL
ASCII Command Protocol
R, W, R/W Definition
Reads current queued ID data
EXAMPLE Output String:
{0x1000,2,0x0000,80;0x000000801DD1910
B2F04}
---Note the use of commas and semicolons--
FORMAT of Output String:
{AGE,OVERRUN,LOCKOUT,BITCOUNT;ID}
AGE (New: Age (in hex) of last card read as a
multiple of 48ms. Value stops at 0xFFFF. Use
qid.id function to clear the age counter. As
shown: the card was read 4,096 (0x1000 hex)
x .048 = 196.608 seconds ago or 3 minutes and
16 seconds.
OVERRUN counter (Values: 0 through 255):
number of times buffer has been over written
with new data without content transfer.
LOCKOUT: Time (in multiples of 48ms) re-
maining until another card can be read.
BIT COUNT bit length of card data (26 to 255).
As shown: The ID contains 80 bits.
ID: Card data in hexadecimal. As shown: Card is
80 bits and is 0x000000801DD1910B2F04.
Read the card data and reset lockout timer.
Once the function is called, a new card can be
read immediately after without waiting for the
lock out time period to expire.
Reads the card data, clears the age, overrun, and
bit count after function is called.
Combined functions of rfid:qid.hold and
rfid:qid.id
R/W Verify or set current data hold time setting in
multiples of 48ms. (0 - 200) Also controls
duration of Green LED during Auto mode.
Outputs current command variables in ram
(Similar to a .HWG file.) Output can be cap-
tured, edited and written back into the device.
Note: To prevent an input buffer overflow, delay
each character by several milliseconds.
R/W Verify or set card data output bit count (0- 255)
R/W IF True, Invert card data output bits
(1 to 0, 0 to 1)
R/W IF True, use wiegand qualifier to verify card bit
count