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Yeah the card I ordered was supposed to be 26 bit I am glad it wasnt.
I got these from a place I do work they were in with a bunch of "junk" the building manager asked me to haul off.
I love other peoples junk.
I have sold most of them on ebay I just wanted to play with a few myself.
Thanks
Well that sucks :)
Thanks for the input I can still use these cards and reader I dont need the number on the card to match what my controller reads.
It just has to be the same every time. So I can read it and see what I get then use that as my approved number.
I just wanted to make it...
I am using a HID ThinlineII 5395CG100 and the card is HID also.
I am using a dual trace capture scope to verify whet I am seeing and I get 35 bits total on the two lines D1 D0.
I am trying to interface a AVR atmega168 to the reader.
Thanks for the links.
Unfortunately I have been through those already and still cant make sense of the 35 bits I am getting.
I see how the 26 and 37 bit formats work but not the 35 which there are many variants.
Maybe the 35 is scrambled or something sense it can be custom.
The number printed...
Hi this is my first post here.
I have a HID card bought off ebay that I am trying to read and it doesn't seem to match the standard 26 or 37 format I get 35 bits.
00000001000101001001100001111011100 this is what the HID reader spits put.
I think the first 2 bits and the last one are parity...
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