.INI file | Section | .INI Setting | Valid values | Default | Description | See also |
GateKeeper.INI | [Override] | Size | Font Size | 14 | Configuration code logic has been added to GateKeeper module to allow manual setting of scan date and/or time as well as location using SETDATE and SETLOC functions either by manual entry, or scanning a barcode with SETDATE or SETLOC information. [Override] Size=20 Font=Arial X1=.7 X2=1 Y1=.1 Y2=.2 The [Override] section defines the area of the screen and font used to show the current date and/or time and location. LOC=.... DATE=... is displayed on the upper right of the GateKeeper screen with the above settings. | |
GateKeeper.INI | [Override] | Font | Font Type | Arial | Configuration code logic has been added to GateKeeper module to allow manual setting of scan date and/or time as well as location using SETDATE and SETLOC functions either by manual entry, or scanning a barcode with SETDATE or SETLOC information. [Override] Size=20 Font=Arial X1=.7 X2=1 Y1=.1 Y2=.2 The [Override] section defines the area of the screen and font used to show the current date and/or time and location. LOC=.... DATE=... is displayed on the upper right of the GateKeeper screen with the above settings. | |
GateKeeper.INI | [PiiCom] | ReverseHex | TRUE /FALSE | FALSE | It's now possible to configure whether GateKeeper module reads hexadecimal from beginning to end or from end to beginning. This takes RF cards hex pairs and reverse the order in which the pairs are decoded. Example: 31E8754 becomes 54871E03 | |
GateKeeper.INI | [Preferences] | PrependList | Beginning character(s) of the scan | A,111; ,222; B875, 333 | This .INI setting allows for setting up a list of different prepends when scanning in GateKeeper module based on the beginning character(s) of the scan. A space as indicated below in; ,222; is the same as the older Prepend= setting and adds the value indicated in the setting to any scan that does not begin with a character prefix. The paradigm for the setting is PrepedList= prefix,prepend value; prefix,prepend value; prefix,prepend value etc. A semicolon separates the different prefix/prepend values and a comma separates the prefix and prepend value. Examples: [Preferences] PrependList= A,111; ,222; B875,333 If you scan A999, it becomes A111999 If you scan 999 it becomes 222999 If you scan B875999 it becomes B875333999 If you scan C888, it’s left alone. If you scan B876999, it’s left alone. The Prepend setting that's already in the system still works. In fact, having: [Preferences] Prepend=222 PrependList= A,111; B875,333 is equivalent to: [Preferences] PrependList= A,111; ,222; B875,333 |