OMWT-SOFT-OPC Server OMWT-SOFT-OPC Server Tags
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Access/Control Reader: IDR
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(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 OMWT-REPEAT repeater. If the sensor did not pass through a
repeater then the value is 0.
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.
