MagTek MINIWEDGE SWIPE READER - Manual (Page 22)

MiniWedge Swipe Reader
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PARAMETER ADDRESS LIST
Table 3-3. Parameter Address List
Address
(Hex)
1
Access Default
Value
Parameter
001 R 0x00 Parameter ID #
013 R/W 0x95 Track/ID Enable
014 R/W 0x63 Track Data Send Flags
015 R/W '@' (0x40) Start Sentinel Char for TK2 - 7-bit data
016 R/W ‘!’ (0x21) Start Sentinel Char for TK3 - CA Driver License
017 R/W ‘+’ (0x2B) Start Sentinel Char for TK3 - ISO/ABA
018 R/W ‘#’ (0x23) Start Sentinel Char for TK3 - AAMVA
019 R/W '&' (0x26) Start Sentinel Char for TK3 - 7-bit data
01A R/W 18 (0x12) Char Output Delay ( x 512
μs) default = 9 ms +
01B R/W 50 (0x32) Special Char
2
Delay ( x 512
μs) default = 25 ms +
01C R/W 0x00 Pre Card Data code (hex value sent)
3
01D R/W 0x00 Pre Card Data char (Scan codes sent)
4
01E R/W 0x00 Post Card Data char (Scan codes sent)
01F R/W 0x00 Post Card Data code (hex value sent)
020 R/W 0x00 Pre Track char (Scan codes sent)
021 R/W 0x00 Post Track char (Scan codes sent)
022 R/W 0x0D Terminating Char + per track/per card flag
023 R/W 0x00 Pre response data code value (hex value sent)
024 R/W ‘W’ (0x57) Command Prefix Character
025 R/W 0x0D Post response data char value (scan codes)
026 R/W 0x00 Post response data code (hex value sent)
027 R/W 'M' (0x4D) Command prefix
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028 R/W 'W' (0x57) Device ID
029 R/W 0x0D Command Terminator
02A R/W 0x00 Hardware Track mapping
02C R/W 0x00 Table ID Number (to identify configuration parameters)
02D R/W 0x00 Table Version Number (to identify configuration parameters)
02E R/W 0x25 Start Sentinel Character for TK1
080 R/W 0x00 KB Flag
081-082 R/W 0x00 KB ID #. Not used by MiniWedge. Based on Language ID in
Windows
083-114 R/W 0x00 Flags and scan codes for selected ASCII codes as defined
below.
1FE R - - CRC of parameter table – Low byte
1FF R - - CRC of parameter table – High byte
1
Any address not shown is reserved for future use.
2
A special character is any character with an ASCII value less than 0x20. See Appendix A for character timing.
3
When a "Hex code" is defined, only a single character is sent (e.g., 0x41 sent as 0x41).
4
When a character requiring scan codes is defined, the appropriate set of scan codes is sent for that character
(e.g., 0x41 sent as scan codes representing the letter A).
5
The Command prefix must not be set to a character that could appear in a command since a new command is
started whenever this character is detected.