Controlled Products Systems Group WDG-5912 - Manual (Page 15)

©2010 Cypress Computer Systems, Inc. 2/1/10 WDG-5912 Programming Instructions Version 1.0.2 Page 9
The programming string to tell the wedge “Use WPP0 on 26 bit formats would be:
\L0107D02
Broken down to each parameter:
\L ; Programming string prefix
01 ; There are 1 bytes of data in the programming string
077 ; The address of the programmed parameter (26 bit)
02 ; Parameter that defines use of Wiegand Preprocessor 0 (WPP0)
Lets assume we want the Facility Code to output as a 3 digit decimal number.
Upper digits will be zero padded from left to right.
The programming string to tell the wedge to use a 3 digit decimal number for the Facility Code:
\L0105B03
Broken down to each parameter:
\L ; Programming string prefix
01 ; There are 1 bytes of data in the programming string
05B ; The address of the programmed parameter
03 ; The number of digits to use in the Facility field. (This can be set to zero if no Facility needed)
Lets assume we want the Badge Number to output as a 5 digit decimal number.
Upper digits will be zero padded from left to right.
The programming string to tell the wedge to use a 5 digit decimal number as the Badge:
\L0105D05
Broken down to each parameter:
\L ; Programming string prefix
01 ; There are 1 bytes of data in the programming string
05D ; The address of the programmed parameter
05 ; The number of digits to use in the badge Field
Step by Step - Using the Wedge for custom Wiegand
formats