Axcess Network Receiver Installation Guide - Manual (Page 39)

Network Receiver
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Appendix B: Advanced Wiegand Configuration
Data Buffering
Setting the Time between Outputs
By default, the Receiver sends Tag data every 1.3 seconds.
Depending on your control panel, you may need to change the
interval between data outputs. Your panel may be able to accept data
faster than once every 1.3 seconds, or it may need a longer interval
between outputs.
To change the interval between Tag outputs, type a number followed
by a capital T. This number is the time in tenths of a second that the
Receiver will wait between Tag outputs. Valid numbers are between 0
and 255. For example, if you want the Receiver to wait 2 seconds
between Tag outputs, type the following:
Changing the Duplicate Tag Buffer
Once a Tag is reported, its information is stored in the Receiver’s
buffer for 12.5 seconds. During which time, the Receiver will not
report duplicate information for that Tag. After 12.5 seconds, if the
Tag’s transmission is still being received, the Tag will be reported
again. If more than ten Tags are received in the 12.5 seconds, the
earliest Tag information is overwritten by new Tag data.
To change the length of time that Tag data will remain in the
duplicate buffer, type a number between 0 and 255 followed by a
capital L:
This number is the time in tenths of a second that a particular Tag's
entry will remain in the duplicate buffer.
For example, if you want the Receiver to wait five seconds before
transmitting duplicate information, type: