Tokenworks IDWedgeBT Manual de usuario

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IDWedgeBT™ Users Guide

HID/Keyboard Mode

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Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this

document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic

or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of

TokenWorks, Inc.

www.TokenWorks.com (Company Web Site)

www.CardVisor.com, www.IDVisor.com, www.IDScanner.com (Product Web site)

TokenWorks

, CardVisor

, CardTool

, IDVisor

and IDWedge

are registered

trademarks of TokenWorks, Inc. IDWedgeBT is a TokenWorks Inc trademark.

Version Description of Change Author Date

1.0 Initial PC 05182012

2.0 Updates to Config.xml PC 07272012

2.1 Change wording for accessing SD card PC 08062012

2.2 Clarify Pause command PC 09122012

2.3 Integrate changes from firmware rev 1.5 PC 09282012

2.4 Integrate changes from firmware rev 1.6 PC 11262012

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Copyright........................................................................................................................... 2

1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5

1.1 Document overview................................................................................................... 5

1.2 Operational overview................................................................................................ 5

1.2.1 Power ................................................................................................................. 6

1.2.2 Battery................................................................................................................ 6

1.2.3 Function Button ................................................................................................. 6

1.2.4 Connection Status .............................................................................................. 6

2Configuration file...................................................................................................... 7

2.1 Config.xml................................................................................................................. 7

2.1.1 Name.................................................................................................................. 8

2.1.2 Pin...................................................................................................................... 8

2.1.3 Profile................................................................................................................. 8

2.1.4 Mode.................................................................................................................. 8

2.1.5 Auth.................................................................................................................... 8

2.1.6 FuncKey............................................................................................................. 8

2.1.7 CreditCard.......................................................................................................... 8

2.1.8 MagTrackCard................................................................................................... 8

2.1.9 AddFKIdDL....................................................................................................... 8

2.1.10 AddFKCC........................................................................................................ 8

2.1.11 AddFK1D......................................................................................................... 8

2.1.12 AddFKMag...................................................................................................... 8

2.1.13 MidInitial ......................................................................................................... 9

2.1.14 5DigitZip.......................................................................................................... 9

2.1.15 ScanMsg........................................................................................................... 9

2.1.16 CharDelay........................................................................................................ 9

2.1.17 CtrlDelay.......................................................................................................... 9

2.2 Reading/Writing Config.xml................................................................................... 10

3 Formula Files................................................................................................................ 10

3.1 Driverslicense.txt .................................................................................................... 11

3.2 CreditCard.txt......................................................................................................... 11

3.3 OneDbar.txt ............................................................................................................ 11

3.4 Magnetic.txt ............................................................................................................ 12

3.5 Control keys............................................................................................................ 13

3.6 Inserting text ........................................................................................................... 13

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4 Additional Information and Examples ...................................................................... 14

Appendix 1 – Power on BIT (Built in Test) Description ............................................. 16

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1 Introduction

The IDWedgeBT is a barcode/magnetic card scanner that supports a Bluetooth

connection to a host computer/tablet and functions as a HID/Keyboard device. Cards

are scanned and parsed into fields, and these fields are sent as keyboard strokes to the

host. The sequence of fields sent is controlled by formulas stored on the

IDWedgeBT SD memory card.

1.1 Document overview

This document will describe the basic functionality of the IDWedgeBT and how to

configure the application parameters and formulas used to control the output of data

from the scanner.

1.2 Operational overview

The diagram below shows the top view of the IDWedgeBT scanner and the

location of the LED indicators and button switches used during the operation of the

device.

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1.2.1 Power

The Power Button switches the battery power on/off to the unit. Power can be applied by

connecting the 12VDC power supply, which charges the internal battery. The USB cable

can also supply power, but does not charge the battery. If either of these two cables is

connected the device powers on and ignores the state of the Power Button. When the

device is powered on, the device will triple beep, and perform a Built in Test. After

approximately 5-7 seconds, a 2

triple beep will occur. After the 2

triple beep the

device is operational. See Appendix 1 for a description of the Built In Test (BIT)

1.2.2 Battery

The Battery button displays the state of the internal battery, press it once and view the

state of the battery on the 5 segment LED. The Battery button serves a dual purpose of

providing access to the SD card. To access the SD card, with the power off, press and

hold the Battery button, and then power on the device. Continue to hold the Battery

button for 3-4 seconds, then release it. When the USB cable is connected to a PC, the

IDWedgeBT will now appear as an external USB memory device.

NOTE: The USB cable supplied with the Scanner supplies operational power. The

preferred method of accessing the SD card is to hold the battery button down, and plug in

the USB cable to the PC; this will avoid having to press the power button.

1.2.3 Function Button

The Function button is used to toggle the built in keyboard on the host computer. If you

press and hold this button during power up, you will put the device into programming

mode and the device will no be operational, this mode is used to re-flash the firmware of

the IDWedgeBT.

1.2.4 Connection Status

This LED will flash when the IDWedgeBT has successfully paired with a compliant

Bluetooth host. The default host of the IDWedgeBT is Ipad – iOs 5 or later. To pair with

other hosts requires reconfiguring the application settings parameters. The default setting

is for automatic pairing with iOs devices (iPad, iPhone, etc.)

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2 Configuration file

The IDWedgeBT maintains configuration file called Config.xml. This file stores the

application parameters. If the file gets erased, it will be created automatically using

default settings on power on. If the file contains editing errors or is corrupted and cannot

be opened, then a file called ConfigError.txt will be written to the SD card. Once the

errors have been corrected and the file can be read, the ConfigError.txt file will be

automatically erased.

2.1 Config.xml

Below is an example of the contents of the default Config.xml file.

<!—version string, do not modify. Used to control updates to Config.xml -->

<!-- Controls how 1Dbarcodes output in HID mode - OneDbar.txt ->

<!—Add FuncKey after valid ID/DL scan -->

<--Only send first 5 digits of Zip Code field -->

<--Send out Scan again message if card does not read -->

<--inter-character delay X*10Ms (range is 5-15) -->

<--Control-character delay X*20Ms (range is 1-19) -->

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2.1.1 Name

This is the Bluetooth name that gets broadcast to the host during pairing and is displayed

in the list of Bluetooth devices on the Host.

2.1.2 Pin

This the 4 digit pin code used during the pairing process

2.1.3 Profile

The Profile defines the type of Bluetooth connection, either 6for HID Keyboard or 0for

Serial Port Profile (SPP)

2.1.4 Mode

The Mode defines the pairing relationship, either Slav for manual pairing or Pair for

automatic pairing

2.1.5 Auth

The Auth defines the type of authentication used during the pairing process, either 2 for

Simple Secure Pairing (SSP) or 1 for Serial Port. SSP is used on iOS devices (iPad, etc)

2.1.6 FuncKey

FunKey defines the keystroke that will be sent when the button is pressed, the default

value will toggle the iOS built in keyboard

2.1.7 CreditCard

CreditCard Controls the output of Credit Card scans2.1.10 1DBarcode

2.1.8 MagTrackCard

MagTrackCard controls the output of Magstripe cards like Student Ids, AAA cards, etc.

2.1.9 AddFKIdDL

The AddFKIdDL determines if the FuncKey stroke will be sent at the end of an ID/DL

card scan

2.1.10 AddFKCC

The AddFKCC determines if the FuncKey stroke will be sent at the end of a Credit card

scan

2.1.11 AddFK1D

The AddFK1D determines if the FuncKey stroke will be sent at the end of a 1D barcode

card scan

2.1.12 AddFKMag

The AddFKMag determines if the FuncKey stroke will be sent at the end of a Magnetic

card scan (Student ID, AAA, etc)

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2.1.13 MidInitial

The MidInitial controls the output of the Middle name filed, if set to true then only the

middle initial will be output, if set to false then the whole middle name (if available) will

be output

2.1.14 5DigitZip

The 5DigitZip controls the output of the Zip Code filed, if set to true only the first 5

digits of the zip code will be output. If set to false then the entire zip code field will be

output, this can range from 5 to 10 digits.

2.1.15 ScanMsg

The ScanMsg controls the output of card error messages, when set to true, you will see

messages like “scan again” or “decode error”. These messages can be helpful when

developing formulas, but may cause extra operator effort when attempting to fill out

forms.

2.1.16 CharDelay

The CharDelay controls the amount of time to wait between the transmissions of

characters, the range is 1-19 and this number is multiplied by 10Ms

2.1.17 CtrlDelay

The CtrlDelay controls the amount of time to wait between the transmissions of Control

characters, the range is 1-19 and this number is multiplied by 20Ms

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2.2 Reading/Writing Config.xml

To Access the Config.xml file, you must boot the IDWedgeBT while holding the battery

button as described in section 1.2.2. Once you have connected a USB cable and can

explore the contents of the SD memory card, you will be able to read and write the

Config.xml file. You can use any text editor to change items in the file and save them to

the SD card. To ensure you have not made any errors, open up the Config.xml file using

an Internet browser, if a browser cannot open the file, then there probably are editing

mistakes that must be corrected before the IDWedgeBT can be operational.

3 Formula Files

The Formula used to send fields to the host is stored in a file on the SD card.

To Access the Config.xml file, you must boot the IDWedgeBT while holding the battery

button as described in section 1.2.2. Each of the 4 card type supported has it’s own

formula stored in it’s own formula file. The 4 formula files are: Driverslicenses.txt for

ID/DL cards, CreditCard.txt for Credit cards, OneDbar.txt for 1D Barcode cards, and

Magnetic.txt for Magnetic stripe cards.

The concept behind the formula is that each parsed field on a card is represented

by a single character. Control characters are enclosed with curly braces and appear in

between each field in the formula. Below is a simple formula for filling out an address

from a Drivers license:

F{TAB}L{TAB}A{TAB}C{TAB}S{TAB}Z{ENTER}

This formula would fill out a form that had text boxes for each item. The Frepresents

the first name, the Lrepresents the last name, followed by Afor address, Cfor city, Sfor

state and Zfor zip code. The {TAB} in between each field moves the cursor to the next

text box on a form, and the {ENTER} would act as if the user hit the Enter key to submit

the data.

NOTE: There must be at least 1 valid field in each formula to create an output message.

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