Closed Thiagodcfarias closed 6 years ago
@Thiagodcfarias could you run the example code and paste the full result here please?
Hi, the code:
WIEGAND wg;
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
wg.begin();
}
void loop() {
if(wg.available())
{
Serial.print("Wiegand HEX = ");
Serial.print(wg.getCode(),HEX);
Serial.print(", DECIMAL = ");
Serial.print(wg.getCode(),BIN);
Serial.print(", BINARIO = ");
Serial.print(wg.getCode());
Serial.print(", Type W");
Serial.println(wg.getWiegandType());
}
}
the result: Wiegand HEX = 51D85DFA, DECIMAL = 1010001110110000101110111111010, BINARIO = 1373134330, Type W32
So, if the RFID´s serial number starts with 0, the translation to 10´base is equal to the number of my RFID card, in the other hand, the numbers are different when starts with 1. Because of that, i think that we just can see the numbers through a window
@Thiagodcfarias there is nothing wrong with your result. The HEX, BIN and DECIMAL results are identical.
Serial.print()
binary will not print any leading 0.
Hi, i can get the serial number of my RFID using the example in this library. However, i´m missing the first bit of serial number and i don´t know how to fix it.
My RFID uses 34 bits, 32 for serial number and 2 for parity, but when i code "Serial.print(wg.getCode(),BIN);" i recieve just 31 bits :(