PAC-DUG Netronix

Technical Data Sheet RFID reader PAC-DUG PAC-DUB PAC-DUG ATTENTION THIS CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT IS PROPERTY OF NETRONIX SP. Z O.O. DISTRIBUTION OF THIS DOCUMENT IN ANY WAY WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMISSION OF ITS OWNER IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN PAC - DUx Technical Data Sheet ver. PAC-DU-ENG-V1 1 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................3 2 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................3 3 SERIAL TRANSMISSION FORMAT.....................................................................................4 4 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL COMMANDS..................................................................4 4.1 COMMANDS FOR COMMUNICATION WITH TRANSPONDERS ..................................................4 4.1.1 Selecting the transponder type...............................................................................4 4.1.2 On/off switching of reader field................................................................................5 4.1.3 Reading the ID card unique number......................................................................5 4.2 COMMANDS FOR COMMUNICATION WITH Q5 TRANSPONDERS ............................................5 4.2.1 Writing the ID-Unique number to Q5 transponder...............................................6 4.2.2 Reading the sector of Q5 transponder...................................................................6 4.2.3 Writing the sector of Q5 transponder.....................................................................6 4.3 COMMANDS FOR COMMUNICATION WITH HITAG TRANSPONDERS......................................7 4.3.1 Reading the page of HITAG transponder..............................................................7 4.3.2 Writing the page to HITAG transponder.................................................................7 4.4 READER INPUTS AND OUTPUTS............................................................................................8 4.4.1 Writing the output state.............................................................................................8 4.4.2 Reading the input state.............................................................................................8 4.4.3 Writing the settings to any port................................................................................9 4.4.4 Reading-out the configuration of freely selected port........................................11 4.5 ACCESS PASSWORD...........................................................................................................12 4.5.1 Logging to reader....................................................................................................12 4.5.2 Changing the password..........................................................................................12 4.5.3 Logging out of the reader.......................................................................................12 4.6 AUTOREADER CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................13 4.6.1 Writing the automatic read configuration..........................................................13 4.6.2 Reading-out the configuration of automatic device............................................15 4.7 OTHER COMMANDS ............................................................................................................15 4.7.1 Remote reset of reader...........................................................................................15 4.7.2 Reading-out the reader software..........................................................................15 4.7.3 Change buzzer volume ..........................................................................................16 4.7.4 Setting the date and time.......................................................................................16 4.7.5 Reading-out the date and time..............................................................................16 4.8 CODE MEANINGS IN RESPONSE FRAMES............................................................................17 5 RESET TO DEFAULT SETTINGS.......................................................................................17 2