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Hello I have an AWID weigand code:
3f0913a59
Does anyone know what the raw value for it would be? or perhaps how to make a clone using that weigand code?
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depends if you know which wiegand code size it is. PM3 client can handle 26 and 50bit
You should be able to sim/clone it.
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would you mind letting me know the commands to input?
i've cloned the key before but i only saved the weigand and not the raw key data
Last edited by ericlam2728 (2016-06-14 17:54:10)
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the code is not a full raw AWID ID. it was not read by the PM3.
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the code is not a full raw AWID ID. it was not read by the PM3.
it was read by the pm3 but it's the weigand part of the data. I didnt save the raw data for it
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then how do we know it is ALL the weigand data. what was the card format length value?
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Its a guesswork, but the http://www.brivo.com/support/card-calculator/ gives
26bits
Cardnumber : 40236
Facility Code : 72
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If that is a legitimate AWID reader output then it looks to me like it is a 40-bit credential.
If it is 40-bit then here is what my converter spit out for that wiegand code:
40-bit AWID Credential
Wiegand Code: 03f0913a59
Raw Data: 0124112ED18847B272111111
Blk0: 00107060
Blk1: 0124112E
Blk2: D18847B2
Blk3: 72111111
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@carl55 I've added the awid 50 to my fork, but 40? Can you tell how its built up, so I can added also?
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@iceman
Unfortunately I never had access to enough credentials to definitively determine the specifics of the 40-bit format.
As a result, I never drew up a diagram that showed how the bits were mapped.
However, if you look at the 26-bit example that is on page 2 of the following document you can extrapolate for the 40-bit format.
From the 40-bit credentials that I did analyze, it appeared that they used a 12-bit facility code and a 26-bit card number plus two parity bits. If you look at the chart, just change the format field to 0x28 and then increase the size of the FC and CN fields by stealing bits from the "Reserved" bit field.
proxclone.com/pdfs/AWID_FSK_Format.pdf
Last edited by carl55 (2016-06-14 22:38:57)
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Why 40 bit vs 36 bit? Why add the leading zero? The data provided is not complete.
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@marshmellow
You are right. I just assumed it was 40-bit since I have never seen a 36-bit AWID, even though they do exist.
I just assumed that the leading zero of the wiegand code was suppressed by whatever tool that he used to obtain it.
Probably the only way to tell is to look at the wiegand output from an AWID reader.
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thank you for all your help guys!
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