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Manipulating the bits in a Wiegand custom card field.

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-06 02:01 PM

Issue

How to reverse and/or complement the bits as read from a Wiegand access card in a custom card configuration

Environment

CyberStation

CX9702

CX9900

CX9680

ACX5720

ACX5740

ACX701

ACX781

Cause

Some Wiegand cards are encoded with the bits in one or more fields reversed and/or complemented. It is then necessary to operate on the fields when decoding the data in order to obtain the correct data.

Resolution

In the AccessFormat array a control field is provided to configure the system so that the bits in a field in the access card data can be reversed and/or complemented.

The control mask is located at AccessFormat[2]

Control Mask

The bits of the control mask will be used by the parsing routine to reverse or complement selected fields. Setting the appropriate bit to a 1 will enable the special action:  

 

 

Field

Issue Code

Card Number

Site Code

Manufacturers Code

Feature

Reverse

Complement

Reverse

Complement

Reverse

Complement

Reverse

Complement

Bit #

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Bit Value:           128                64                  32               16                   8                      4                    2                  1

 

Examples:

To reverse the bits in the site code field set AccessFormat[2] = 8

To reverse the bits in both the card number and site code fields set AccessFormat[2] = 40

 

Reversing the bits makes the first bit in the field become the last.

Complementing the bits flips the bit's value, 1 becomes 0 and vice versa.

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