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Wiegand 125khz proximity readers
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
SOLARPW-SOLARPB-STARPW-STARPB
Wiegand 125Khz Proximity Readers
6] OUTPUT FORMATS 26, 30 AND 44 BIT WIEGAND
Chronograms
0 logic
\DATA1
\CLOCK
\DATA0
50 μs
Open collector output with internal pulls up 1K at +5V or +12V according the ST4 position.
26-bit Wiegand Output
Format 26-bit hexadecimal. The output format is 26-bit Wiegand (Signals: DATA1, DATA0 and CLOCK)
The frame is made of 26-bit and built as follow:
1 - First parity: 1-bit – even parity for the first 12-bit
Code of the badge: 6 half byte represent the last 6 digit of the code (4bit = 1 digit of a code)
Each byte is transferred from bit 7 to bit 0.
2 - Second parity: 1 bit – odd parity for the last 12-bit.
Bit 1
Even Parity on bit 2 to bit 13
Exemple: code of the badge is 0100166A37.
1
0001
0110
0110
Parity 1
1
6
The code transmitted is in hexadecimal format 166A37
Parity 1: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 13 is even,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 13 is odd.
Parity 2: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 14 to bit 25 is odd,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 14 to bit 25 is even.
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1 logic
2ms
50 μs
2ms
Bit 2 to bit 25
Bit 26
Data (24 bit)
Odd Parity on bit 14 to bit 25
1010
0011
0111
6
A
3
7
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SOLARPW-SOLARPB-STARPW-STARPB
Wiegand 125Khz Proximity Readers
30-bit Wiegand Output
Signals output in open collectors with pull up in 30-bit hexadecimal format. The output format
from the proximity reader is 30-bit wiegand (Signal: DATA1, DATA0 and CLOCK) and is structured as follow:
1 - First parity: 1 bit – even parity for the first 14-bit
Code: A code is formed from 7 half byte.
Each byte is transferred from bit 7 to bit 0.
2 - Second parity: odd parity for the last 14-bit.
Bit 1
Even Parity from bit 2 to bit 15
Exemple A: Temic card decimal code: 689905 (in hexadecimal: A86F1).
1
0000
Parity 1
0
The code number of the card is 00A86F1 in hexadecimal.
Exemple B: EM badge hexadecimal code: 0100166A37.
1
0000
Parity 1
0
The code transmitted is in hexadecimal format 0166A37.
Parity 1: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 15 is even,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 15 is odd,
Parity 2: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 16 to bit 29 is odd,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 16 to bit 29 is even.
44-bit Wiegand Format Output
44-bit hexadecimal format. The output format from the proximity reader is 44-bit (Signal: DATA1, DATA0 and CLOCK)
and is structured as follow:
Data:
10 digit code number hexadecimal MSByte first.
Each hexadecimal digit = 4 bit, MSBit first.
LRC:
4 bit = OR restricted in between the digit of the data, MSBit first.
0
Bit 1 to bit 40
Data MSBit first
Parity 2
Exemple A: EM badge hexadecimal code: 01001950C3.
0000
0000
0000
0
1
The code number of the card is: 01001950C3 in hexadecimal code.
Bit 2 to bit 29
Data (28-bit)
0000
1010
0110
0110
0
A
8
6
0000
0001
0001
0110
0
6
6
A
Bit 41 to bit 44
LRC
0000
0001
1001
0101
0
0
1
9
5
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Bit 30
Odd Parity from bit 16 to bit 29
1111
0001
0
F
1
Parity 2
1011
0110
1
3
7
Parity 2
0000
1100
0011
0011
0
C
3
3
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