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Re: RFID

· Posted: 25.10.2006 - 18:01 · #17

Great news! :freude: :tanz: :blob5: :partyman:

Make sure readers have Wiegand interface.

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Re: RFID

· Posted: 25.10.2006 - 18:06 · #18

they have, of course!!!!

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Re: RFID

· Posted: 04.01.2007 - 08:58 · #19

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Compiler Revision 4.52 Jan.01.2007
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REV4
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The Wiegand driver is implemented (REV4 Profi).
It supports 26bit and 37bit Access Control Systems like
these ones from HID. Find more in the Profi Driver Manual.

;D :biggrin: ;D

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Re: RFID

· Posted: 16.03.2011 - 12:04 · #20

Hi Avra and Rolf

I was looking for a solution to get an Biometric and RFID reader with an Wiegand exit into my PC for further information about the ID of the Card.
The only good information about Wiegand and AVR was your post and a asm file for a A90S1200.

The files history is:
; 2004.02.21 - start of the project
; 2004.03.19 - final version

Now i have to transform it to an Attiny2313, which should not be a big problem. I´m not so fit in programming but think i can do it. My only problem would be, as always the f... fuses.

But before i try it, i would like to know if you have any further information like an schematic for the Attiny or anything that could help me.

Best regards Jannis

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Re: RFID

· Posted: 16.03.2011 - 16:08 · #21

Wiegand interface driver comes with AvrCo Pro. If you want to implement it on your own, then already mentioned ASM file and this project with code and schematic might help you. Or, just investigate the protocol and implement it on your own. It's not complex.

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