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I can´t figure out how to get the dec number when using wiegand mode. Now with the new Code I get new results:
Dongle 1
Aufschrift 0001217496
Scan with UART 01001293D858
Convert Hex to DEC Hex: 1293D8 --> DEC: 1217496
Scan W26 01101111101101011011000010
Scan W26 new 11110110101101100001001110
Dongle 2
Aufschrift 0001217485
Scan with UART 01001293CD4D
Convert Hex to DEC Hex:1293CD --> DEC: 1217485
Scan W26 01110111101101011011000011
Scan W26 new 11110110101101100001100101
Dongle 3
Aufschrift 0013477100
Scan with UART 0100CDA4EC84
Convert Hex to DEC Hex:CDA4EC --> DEC: 13477100
Scan W26 00101000110010010110110001
Scan W26 new 00011001001011011000100110
Dongle 4
Aufschrift 0013477183
Scan with UART 0100CDA53F56
Convert Hex to DEC Hex:CDA53F --> DEC: 13477183
Scan W26 00110000110010010110101100
Scan W26 new 00011001001011010110000000
Dongle 5
Aufschrift 0014594826
Scan with UART 2900DEB30A4E
Convert Hex to DEC Hex:DEB30A --> DEC: 14594826
Scan W26 00000000100001010011001111
Scan W26 new 00010000101001100111101010
But still have no idea how to convert to the Dec number printed on the dongles.
Also i don´t know if the wiegand string is correct, as i think with the parity bits it´s the other way arround as shown in the manual.
1111011010110 1100001001110 9 6
1111011010110 1100001100101 9 6
0001100100101 1011000100110 5 6
0001100100101 1010110000000 5 4
0001000010100 1100111101010 3 8
If i understand that correctly, then my parity bits are the opposite and that would mean corrupt data.