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Hikvision Access Control Wiegand Format

This document describes the Wiegand data formats used for Hikvision access control systems, including Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34, and keypad formats. Wiegand 26 and 34 specify the bit positions and meanings for card ID number transmission. The card number generation rules explain how the binary data maps to a decimal card number. The keypad format details how individual key presses are encoded as 4-bit values and ended by the # key.

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Hikvision Access Control Wiegand Format

This document describes the Wiegand data formats used for Hikvision access control systems, including Wiegand 26, Wiegand 34, and keypad formats. Wiegand 26 and 34 specify the bit positions and meanings for card ID number transmission. The card number generation rules explain how the binary data maps to a decimal card number. The keypad format details how individual key presses are encoded as 4-bit values and ended by the # key.

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Hikvision Access Control Wiegand Format

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Hikvision Access Control Wiegand Format

Hikvision Access Control Wiegand Format

1. Wiegand 26
1.1 Data format:

E/O：Even/Odd parity
C: Card ID Number
The above data is sent in order from left to right

The meaning of each data bit:


The 1st bit: the even parity bit of the output data 2-13 bits
Bits 2-9: the lower 8 bits of the HID code of the card
Bit 10-25: PID number of the card
The 26th bit: the odd parity bit of output data 14-25 bits

1.2 Card number generation rules


Wiegand26 in total 8 digits card number (Decimal)
Bits 2-9 correspond to the lower 8 digits of the card's HID code (converted to decimal, as the upper three digits
of the 8-digit card number, and the length is insufficient to fill in zeros) + the 10-25 digits correspond to the PID
number of the card (converted to decimal, as the lower 5 digits of the 8-digit card number, the length is not
enough to fill in zeros

For example:
0111 0100 0001 0000 0011 1101

Binary: 0111 0100


Decimal: 116

Binary: 0001 0000 0011 1101


Decimal: 04157

Then we get the final 8 digit card number: 11604157

The supported maximum card number is 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111, Decimal 25565535

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2. Wiegand 34
2.1 Data format:

E/O：Even/Odd parity
C: Card ID Number
The above data is sent in order from left to right

The meaning of each data bit:


The 1st bit: the even parity bit of the output data 2-17 bits
Bits 2-17: the lower 8 bits of the HID code of the card
Bit 18-33: PID number of the card
The 34th bit: the odd parity bit of output data 18-33 bits

2.2 Card number generation rules


Take the 2-byte HID code(2-17 bit) as the high byte, and the 2-byte PID code as the low 2 bytes; after
synthesizing 4 bytes, they will be uniformly converted into a decimal number (if less than 10 digits, the high
digits will be filled with 0)

For example:
1100 0010 0111 0100 0001 0000 0011 1101

Binary: 1100 0010 0111 0100 0001 0000 0011 1101


Decimal: 3262386237

Then we get the final 10 digit card number: 3262386237

The supported maximum card number is 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111, Decimal 4,294,967,295

3. Keypad format for Wiegand connection


When the digit key is pressed, four bits of data are transmitted every time the key is pressed, and finally ends
with ‘#’ to inform the host that the key input is completed.

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Note: Please confirm your card reader (model with -K) and access control terminal or access controller support
opening door with password through Wiegand reader connection.

KKKK
K: key value bit
Bits 1-4: the value of the key

Hexadecimal button
0x01 1
0x02 2
0x03 3
0x04 4
0x05 5
0x06 6
0x07 7
0x08 8
0x09 9
0x0A *
0x0B #

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