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Can I write or read data with other encoder devices #1
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Hey @hai-ru! It also works with the virtual device exposed by the software "OnPortal" which uses USB-connected smart card encoders (PC/SC interface). Feel free to ask more questions, I'll be glad to help if I can. |
Thank you for your attention @batiati 😁 I have question how to connect this device to LAN? I just found rj11 6 pin in socket, and pc have rj45 8 pin socket because I want to develop hotel management system with your sdk package. |
Wow! That is an old one! The protocol should work with it, in fact, I replaced a bunch of those old encoders (that worked fine with the previous software by serial). But you must figure out some things (the encoder manual can help):
See how we send the bytes through the wire here: Lines 326 to 339 in dcb0f7f
A PR with this change is welcome, I'll be glad to assist in reviewing the code 🎉 |
Okay. I will starting development for serial usb connections write and read data. I will let you know and make a PR branch for contributed to this repository. Thank you 🙏 |
@batiati I've got this error mesage when trying to connecting with device Do you have experience in solved the issue? @batiati Thank you |
hi i'm also interested in this onity project as i myself designing Hotel Check In System . and i have access to all onity encoders old and new rfid. |
Unfortunately not, but it appears to be either an issue with the device driver of the Usb-Serial adapter you're using --or-- a mundane silly thing such as permission (try to run as administrator), port already open (try to check if there's other program using this COM), need for a reboot (it's classic 😬) |
Right now error is gone 😁 but the issue is device just stand by and not giving feedback. |
I could help if you could tell me how you guys trying so I can follow the steps.If possible could you tell me this details.1. The encoder you’re using does it have data ?2. If yes the. How are you trying access the room details to make sure that room no exists?3. If no data on encoder how you’re trying to send the data without locking plan ?
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Do you have experience in solved the issue?
Unfortunately not, but it appears to be either an issue with the device driver of the Usb-Serial adapter you're using --or-- a mundane silly thing such as permission (try to run as administrator), port already open (try to check if there's other program using this COM), need for a reboot (it's classic 😬)
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Right now error is gone 😁 but the issue is device just stand by and not giving feedback.
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You need read this manual for make sure
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Thanks, that's really helpful! At a first glance, the protocol implemented seems to have the same structure (but it's worthy performing a more detailed review). It's also possible to be caused by some differences between the HT24 and HT22 protocols, they are compatible, but maybe the current implementation is sending unsupported commands to a HT22 device. As a rule of thumb, first try to check the physical cabling, and then trying all the different baud-rate configurations for the serial port. |
Thank you.
I need a 1-2 week to finish my current application then I’ll start working on this.
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You need read this manual for make sure
manual connection ht22.pdf
Thanks, that's really helpful!
At a first glance, the protocol implemented seems to have the same structure (but it's worthy performing a more detailed review). It's also possible to be caused by some differences between the HT24 and HT22 protocols, they are compatible, but maybe the current implementation is sending unsupported commands to a HT22 device.
As a rule of thumb, first try to check the physical cabling, and then trying all the different baud-rate configurations for the serial port.
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