Access/Control Reader: IDRn
(OMWT-ACCESSREADER)
online (R) - indicates if the device is communicating (0 or 1) polltime (R/W) - how often to poll the device (in milliseconds) nodaladdress (R) – (TCP/IP Receiver). The node address starts at 1. For
TCP/IP Receivers, the node address corresponds to the node number for the TCP/IP connection.
repeateraddress (R) – (Wireless mode) contains the location identifier of the
serialno (R) - registration number of the access/control reader updatecount (R/W) – value is incremented whenever the sensor is updated. access (W) – 1- access granted; 0 – access denied. When the client writes a
value, the Server takes the contents of the id, serialno, unlocked, striketime and shunttime items and creates a packet that is sent to the reader.
batterylevel (R) – last voltage measurement of the battery.
batterylow (R) – indicates that the battery is low (0 – okay; 1 – low battery) striketime (W) – the amount of time in seconds to engage the door lock. (0
to 255)
shunttime (W) – the amount of time in seconds that the door can remain open before a “Door Held Open” alarm event will be generated. (0 to 255)
doorheldopen (R) – indicates that the door is being held open (0 – normal door operation; 1 – held open)
dooropen (R) – indicates the current state of the door (0 – door is closed; 1
– door is open)
id (R/W) – 8 digit identifier of the last read card. A client can poke an id value to send with the output packet when the access item is poked. The id is represented as SSSIIIII where SSS is the 3 digit site code and IIIII is the 5 digit card number.
info (R) – an tag of information from the reader (0 to 255). idtype – type of ID media. 0 – proximity card, 1 – IR fob. unlocked (W) – – property to lock or unlock the door (0 – locked; 1 –
unlocked).
tamper (R) – indicates if the read has detected tampering (0 – reader okay; 1 – tampered)
Note: the Server will send an output packet when the access item is written to respond to a reader request to open the door. The Server uses the contents of the serialno, id, access, unlocked, striketime and shunttime items to generate the output packet. These fields (mainly id, unlocked, striketime and shunttime) must be set before the access item is written by the client.
(R) – indicates that the tag is readable.
