Acroprint AcroComm - Manual (Page 35)

AcroComm Programming Manual
The access window is a period of time when the access signal will be
continuously on.
6.2.6. AX
Access Control Mode
Format: AX=N
where
N: can be 0-No access, 1-Automatic, 2-Permanent Access
6.2.7. BC
Badge Security Prefix
Format: BC=XXXX...
where XXXX... is the prefix that all badges must have. The instruction ‘BC=’
disables this validation criteria.
6.2.8. BL
Badge Length, Badge Type
Format: BL=NN,X
where NN is the badge length allowed ( 1 - 10) and X is the badge type (A=
Alpha Numeric and N= Numeric). The clock will read badges only when they
have a length equal to the value specified in BL (See BM below). Every time
BL is issued, then BN is reset to BL.
6.2.9. BM
Maximum Badge Length
Format: BM=NN[,F]
where
NN: Maximum length of badge allowed ( 1 - 40 )
F: Offset of the starting character within the badge
number to start reading the NN characters.
The terminal will store BL characters of the total badge length (BM), starting
at the offset position. The terminal will read all badges with a length between
BN and BM, but will only store BL characters.
6.2.10. BN
Minimum Badge Length
Format: BN=NN
where
NN: Minimum length of badge allowed ( 1 - 40 )
The terminal will read all badges with a length between BN and BM, but will
only store BL characters. Every time BL is issued, then BN is reset to BL.
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