Install the ClubManger Client See following link
installing the ClubManager Client
Open the ClubManager Client, top right corner click Settings.
Then in the Nortech Command text box enter the
R1:G1:010 command depending on the controller number.
Where R1 is the reader number.
Where G1 is the Gatenumber
:010 is the time for the gate opening time i.e. 10 seconds
Nortech data sheet
Response to a Card Number/PIN Message3.2.1.
The response commands sent from the PC take the general format:
AX:NNN
where: A = ASCII character determining the response type/action to take (see table below).
X = Reader identity (one or two numeric ASCII characters‘1’ to ‘31’)
: = ASCII character ‘:’ (delimiter)
NNN = relay time (see notes)
= carriage return character
GX:NNN Operate relay on controller X for NNN x 1/10ths of a second.
IX: Do not operate relay on controller X.
VX:NNN Operate relay on controller X for NNN x 1/10ths of a second and activate card capture output on controller X for 1 second.
EX: Do not operate relay on controller X but activate card capture output on controller X for 1 second.
Note1: The relay time may be sent as either 2 digits, in which case it will represent the relay operation time in seconds (approximate), or 3 digits where it will represent the relay operation time in multiples of 0.1 second (approximate). Examples: G2:10 = operate the relay on interface 2 for 10 seconds. G2:02 = operate the relay on interface 2 for 2 seconds. G2:005 = operate the relay on interface 2 for 0.5 seconds. Relay times of less than 1 second are useful for controlling turnstiles, where a time of 1 second can sometimes be sufficient to allow access to more than one person. Note2: The relay time is described as being a multiple of 0.1 seconds. This value is approximate and may be a much shorter period in practice. The unit time should be measured using sample values and the final setting adjusted accordingly.
The Reader Interface communicates with control software over the RS232 interface (or TCP/IP interface) using simple ASCII commands as follows:
Data Collection and Transmission to the PC3.1
The data received from a reader or keypad is transmitted to the PC via the Master module in the form: RX:NNNNNNNN where: R = ASCII character ‘R’ X = Reader identity (one or two numeric ASCII characters ‘1’ to ‘31’) : = ASCII character ‘:’ (delimiter) NNNNNNNN = card data or PIN in ASCII format (up to 15 characters - numeric or ‘#’) = carriage return character.
Card Reading3.1.1.
All card data received will be transmitted as shown above. All Wiegand bits (including any parity bits) will be converted to a decimal number. It will not include a trailing ‘#’ in order to distinguish it from a PIN (see section 3.1.2). Example Message: R3:123456789 Indicates that card number ‘123456789’ has been read at reader number 3 (the reader connected to reader interface node 3).
PIN Entry3.1.2.
Any PIN up to the configured maximum PIN length can be entered. If a PIN with fewer digits than the maximum is entered, it must be terminated by pressing the ‘#’ key. For PIN’s matching the maximum length, once the number of digits entered reaches the maximum, it will be auto terminated and the ‘#’ character will be added by the interface. A user can press the ‘*’ key at any time to cancel an entry and start again from the beginning. Any leading zeros entered will be included in the PIN. Examples of PIN Entry Where: Keypad is connected to reader interface number 2 Maximum PIN length set to 10 (default)