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No Ack

Period

Menu

Packet

No Ack

Ack

Menu

Packet

No Ack

Ack

Trigger

RX

Active TAG

Trigger

RX

Active TAG

Period

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1 sec

2 sec

5 sec

10 sec

20 sec

30 sec

40 sec

1 min

7.4 Packet

In case of 

UNIDIRECTIONAL

 communication, the active tag continues to transmit its message as long as it remains in the detection zone. 

This happens every 500 mS if there is a single aerial or every 1 Sec., 1,5 Sec or 2 Sec. if the aerial is synchronized with others. 

After any transmission of the active tag, the receiver sends on the Wiegand bus a train of bits or activates the relays.

NOTE: the communication Unidirectional or Bidirectional concerns all the tags and not each tag individually

It is possible to set the repetition period of the wiegand signal or the repetition period of the relay activation.  

Select this period on the submenu PERION of the option “NO Ack”.

Setting ( for example ) 10 Sec. as long as the tag 
remains in the activation zone 

the wiegand signal 

leaves every 10 Sec or the relay activates every 
10 Sec.

No ACK = 

UNIDIRECTIONAL

 communication between Active-

TAG and RX

ACK = 

BIDIRECTIONAL

 communication between Active-

TAG and RX = after any transmission of 

the tag at 433 Mhz, the receiver replies with a confirm signal that stop the further transmissions of 

the tag, even if standing inside the detection zone and woken by the trigger

 aerial.

7.4.1 ACK 

7.4.1  NO ACK 

As soon as the user, carrying the active tag, enters the detection zone of 125 KHz, its tag emits a 433 

MHz RF signal to the receiver which replies with a confirmation message that hushes the tag, even if 

it remains in the field. 

To restart the transmission the tag must be carried outside the field unless for 6 sec.  

System ACK

PRO

CONS

Less battery consumption of the tag 

Need to exit from the field to restart 

the transmission 

Extended stationing of the tag inside 

the field 

System NO ACK

PRO

CONS

System more reactive 

More battery consumption of the tag

No need to exit from the field 

The active tag owned by the user, standing inside the field, continues the transmission each time is 

woken by the antenna .

The re-transmission period is set by the parameter “PERIOD”

Menu

Output

Output

Wiegand

P3 x 3sec.

CDVI

Pass

Output

Relay

P3

P1

Option

Wiegand

Option

Relay

P3

P3

7.3 Output

Sets the receiver output : WIEGAND or RELAY.

If you choose the WIEGAND mode, the receiver, once 

received a valid signal from the tag, sends out its 

serial number and the ID of the antenna trigger on the 

wiegand bus.  See menu CONFIG for the settings of 

the wiegand protocol.

If you select RELAY mode, the receiver activates 

the relay1 or relay 2  according the corresponding 

settings. See menu CONFIG for the options of the 

relays.

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Summary of Contents for PASS KCPASS

Page 1: ...tery consumption is highly limited If whilst remaining in the detection zone it does not move the internal motion sensor sets it in stand by The wake up signal at 125 KHz carries even a byte with the...

Page 2: ...sions 120 x 80 x 40 mm Weight 65 gr Wiegand protocols supported 26 30 44 bit Memory capacity 500 s n Relays 2 x 24 VA 60V Relay operating mode pulse step delayed Delay from 1 sec to 23h 59 min Retrans...

Page 3: ...Menu Exit CDVI Pass P3 x 4 sec 7 2 Main menu Select the operating output mode WIEGAND or RELAY Set the communication type UNIDIRECTIONAL or BIDIRECTIONAL and its parameters Configures the architecture...

Page 4: ...a confirm signal that stop the further transmissions of the tag even if standing inside the detection zone and woken by the trigger aerial 7 4 1 ACK 7 4 1 NO ACK As soon as the user carrying the acti...

Page 5: ...ay 2 Config Relay 1 Menu Config Relay 1 ID Relay 1 Mode Wiegand Id 00 99 Relay 1 Pulse Step Timed Disable Relay 1 Id 00 99 7 5 3 ID aerial authorization The signal transmitted by the active tag includ...

Page 6: ...of active tags with sequential S N to memorize Alternatively using the buttons P1 P2 P3 P4 you can set the hexadecimal serial number to be stored Refer to the laser marking of the active tag that cont...

Page 7: ...he menu allows to delete the S N of the tags memorized both individually and from a list It is even possible to delete all the tags memorized and make a factory default reset Restore the factory defau...

Page 8: ...he guarantee does not cover the plastic container integrity After sale service is supplied at the factory Hereby CDVI Wireless Spa declares that the radio equipment type RXCP is in compliance with dir...

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