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AcroComm Programming Manual
An entry of PF=0 will erase the Profile Table. Each profile uses 40 bytes of
memory, thus there must be enough memory allocated to store the profiles
needed.
6.2.43. PL
PIN Definition
Format: PL=NN
where
NN: Any number between 0 and 30.
When the value of NN is other than 0, the Personal Identification Number
(PIN) will be automatically activated, and NN will be the length of the PIN.
The default is 0 for no PIN required.
6.2.44. PM
Profile Messages
Format: PM:IMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMASBT
where
I: Message index. Valid characters (1-9,:,;,<,=,>,?)
MMM..: 16 character message
A: Allow the check (Y-Yes, N-No)
S: Allow access supervisor
B: Emission bell (A-Accepted, R-Rejected, N-None)
T: Displayed message time
Up to 16 messages can be defined
6.2.45. PR
PIN Register
Format: PR=FBBBB…NNN…
where
F: Flag, 1-First 0-Subsequent
BBBB: Badge number
NNN: PIN assigned to BBBB badge number
The terminal searches for the badge swiped in the PIN table. If found, it
compares the PIN entered to the PIN stored for that badge using the length
defined in PL. If the validation is successful, the transaction is accepted.
6.2.46. PX
Error Messages Profiles
Format: PX=IMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMASBT
where
I: Message number, 1-Profile not defined, 2-Badge not
found
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