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Chapter 3 - Command Overview unauthenticated – When the default login level is set to unauthenticated, all clients that connect to the reader must login (with the reader.login() command) before they can access any features of the reader. Only the reader.login() command is accepted when the default login level is set to unauthenticated. This allows the reader to be locked down and forces all connecting clients to login before accessing the reader. guest – When the default login level is set to guest, all clients that connect to the reader are automatically logged in at the guest level at connection time. This means they can perform all guest permitted actions without issuing the reader.login() command. admin - When the default login level is set to admin, all clients that connect to the reader are automatically logged in at the admin level at connection time. This means they can perform all admin permitted actions without issuing the reader.login() command. The factory default login level is admin. This allows for a quick turn-up and initial testing of the reader. When the reader is deployed, set the default login level to the level that best suits your security/accessibility needs. To set the default login level, use the setup.default_login_level configuration variable. For example to set the default login level to guest use the following command: > setup.default_login_level = guest ok Embedded Application/Script Login You can customize your reader by writing applications and scripts that execute on the reader. When an application or script executes, it connect as a client. When an application or script running on the reader connects, it is automatically logged in at the admin level. This allows applications and scripts to run on any reader without knowing the password. 12 INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide
Chapter 4 - Reader Behavior READER BEHAVIOR READER PROFILES Profile Name Conventions Factory Default Profile The reader’s configuration is stored in a profile. A profile contains the setting of all the configuration variables in the reader. You can perform the following profile functions: Get the name of the active profile Create new profiles List all profiles Load a profile Delete a profile The reader can store up to 8 different profiles. Profile names must conform to the following rules: Consist of characters A – Z, a – z, 0 – 9, ‘-‘ or ‘_’ Must be between 1 and 32 characters in length The reader comes with a read-only profile called factory. Initially, readers are configured to load the factory profile at startup. This profile can always be loaded with the reader.profile.reset_factory_default() command. Active Profile The active profile is the profile that is currently used to configure the reader. The name of the active profile is held by the reader.profile.active read-only configuration variable. To get the name of the active profile, simply get the value of the reader.profile.active variable. The following example shows the active profile is named isoc_dockdoor. > reader.profile.active ok isoc_dockdoor INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide 13
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