Encompass 4 Reader System Guide 642NN Select RF Operating Frequency Caution The authorized bands in the U.S. for CW frequency (i.e., ATA only) is 902.25 to 903.75 MHz and 910.00 to 921.50. The authorized frequency band for modulated frequency is 911.75 to 921.75 MHz. Note: RF frequency can be set for backward-compatibility using command #642NN or for the newer 250-kHz step method using command #647XXX.
Chapter 7 Commands Table 32 RF Frequency Commands Command RF Frequency (MHz) Approved for Use in the U.S. (ATA only) Approved for Use in the U.S. (modulated) 6420F 909.5 No No 64210 910 Yes No 64211 910.5 Yes No 64212 911 Yes No 64213 911.5 Yes No 64214 912 Yes Yes 64215 912.5 Yes Yes 64216 913 Yes Yes 64217 913.5 Yes Yes 64218 914 Yes Yes 64219 914.5 Yes Yes 6421A 915 (factory default) Yes Yes 6421B 915.5 Yes Yes 6421C 916 Yes Yes 6421D 916.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 32 RF Frequency Commands Command RF Frequency (MHz) Approved for Use in the U.S. (ATA only) Approved for Use in the U.S. (modulated) 6422C 924 No No 6422D 924.5 No No 6422E 925 No No 6422F 925.5 No No 64230 926 No No 64231 926.5 No No 64232 927 No No 64233 927.
Chapter 7 Commands Table 33 RF Attenuation Command Variables Variable (NN) Attenuation Setting (dB) 00 0 (factory default) 01 1 02 2 03 3 04 4 05 5 06 6 07 7 08 8 09 9 0A 10 Reader response: Done 645NN Set eGo and eGo Plus Operating Range (Distance) Command #645NN sets the read range for eGo and eGo Plus Tags where NN is a hexadecimal value from 00 to 1F; the range increases with increasing NN value.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide the frequency is reset using command #647NNN, the unit displays the same error message every time it is powered up or if an attempt is made to enable the RF by host or by external sensor. The commands to set the RF operating frequency are presented in Table 34. Table 34 Select RF Operating Frequency Commands 7–122 Command RF Frequency (MHz) 647000 860.00 . . 6470C8 910.00 . . 6470CF 911.75 6470D0 912.00 6470D1 912.25 6470D2 912.50 6470D3 912.
Chapter 7 Commands Reader response: Done Note: Users in all countries should check with the appropriate local authorities for licensing requirements. 648NN Set Synchronization Output Delay Time Command #648NN sets the time in milliseconds by which the reader is delayed before sending a synchronization pulse on the RS–485 synchronization bus to all other readers connected on the bus. Entering a value of #64800 (factory default) disables this feature.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Figure 50 Synchronization Bus Wiring 649NN Set Synchronization Hold-Off Time Command #649NN sets the time in milliseconds that the reader will hold off after getting (or sending if it is the master on the bus) the synchronization pulse before it starts to run its IAG tag sequence. This command is used in close combination with command #648NN.
Chapter 7 Commands Table 35 Example of Encompass 4 Reader Plaza Synchronization Bus Settings Reader Lane Set Synchronization Output Delay Time (#648NN) Set Synchronization Hold-Off Time (#649NN) 1a #64814 = 20 ms synchronization time #64901 = 1 ms hold off 2 #64816 = 22 ms synchronization time #64902 = 2 ms hold off 3 #64818 = 24 ms synchronization time #64903 = 3 ms hold off 4 #6481A = 26 ms synchronization time #64904 = 4 ms hold off 5 #6481C = 28 ms synchronization time #64905 = 5 ms ho
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 36 Output Pulse Duration Commands Command Duration (ms) 670 4 671 8 672 12 673 16 674 20 675 24 676 32 677 40 678 48 679 60 67A 76 67B 152 67C 228 (factory default) 67D 300 67E 376 67F 752 Additional IDs may be acquired during the selected output pulse duration; however, the timing restarts upon each successive ID acquisition. This command should be used with discretion.
Chapter 7 Commands Table 37 Presence Without Tag Report Commands Command Report Option 6900 Disable presence without tag reports (factory default) 6901 Enable presence without tag reports Reader response: Done Refer to “410N Select Unique ID Code Criteria (Anti-passback Feature)” on page 7–81 for message format information. 692N Select RF Control Algorithm Command #692N selects the algorithm for turning off RF power when RF-by-input control is enabled using command #641 Select RF-by-Input Control.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 39 Timeout Period Values Command Timeout (ms) 6930 0 (always expired) 6931 4 6932 8 6933 12 6934 20 6935 24 6936 32 6937 48 6938 60 6939 92 693A 152 693B 300 693C 452 693D 600 693E 752 693F Infinite (never expires, factory default) Reader response: Done or Error The reader returns an Error message if a valid hexadecimal digit is not substituted for N in command #693N.
Chapter 7 Commands Table 40 Input Inversion Options Command Option 6940 Disable input inversion (factory default) 6941 Enable input inversion Reader response: Done 695S...S Set Serial Number See “505 Display Software Version” on page 7–102. Command #695 assigns the reader serial number according to the format: 695SSSSSS where SSSSSS is the serial number. The serial number may contain as many as six uppercase or lowercase ASCII alphanumeric characters.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Reader response: Done 697 Set User-Programmable Group Select Equals (GSE) Filter Refer to “549 Display User-Programmable Group Select Equals (GSE) Filter Data” on page 7–111. Command #697 assigns the user-programmable GSE filter.
Chapter 7 Commands will compare the values for those bytes. If the corresponding characters in the Data matches the data in the tag for those locations, the tag will respond. If not, the tag will not respond, and thus, will not be read or reported by the reader. Reader response: Done Command Group 8 – Auxiliary Reader Control Group 8 commands provide control of reader functions, such as the sense input lines.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Reader response: Done 844 Disable Retransmit (Factory Default) The function causes tag data to be retransmitted after the retransmit time as defined by “46NN Set Wiegand Retransmit Interval” on page 7–98, if the tag is in the read zone at that time or afterward. The function is implemented by resetting the tag ID uniqueness filter once the Wiegand retransmit interval time is expired. RS-232 Retransmit for ATA or eATA data only.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader This chapter provides instructions for configuring the Encompass® 4 Reader, including factory configuration parameter defaults and instructions for using terminal emulation software to check and change the Encompass 4 Reader factory configuration defaults. Configuring the Reader After installing the Encompass 4 Reader, you need to configure its operating parameters.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide As an example, a label reading 10-4002-004 indicates that this 915-MHz Encompass 4 Reader is configured with an integrated antenna, RS–232 and Wiegand communications, and reads SeGo and IAG protocol tags. Default Operating Parameter Settings Table 43 contains the factory default configuration settings for the Encompass 4 Reader operating parameters. The default configuration settings may not be the correct operating configuration settings for a specific site.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader Table 43 Encompass 4 Reader Default Configuration Settings Parameter Setting Command Communications protocol Basic 610 Error correcting protocol (ECP) timeout 12.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Starting the Terminal Emulation Software You can use a PC and any terminal emulation software to enter the host commands to download flash software, configure reader operating parameters, perform diagnostics, and retrieve tag data. Most terminal emulation applications have a similar sequence for launching. To start the terminal emulation software 1. At the command prompt, type your terminal emulation start command.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader Serial number 000000 is the default setting and is not a valid number. If this number appears in the signon message, the serial number has never been stored into reader memory. Contact TransCore Technical Support. If the flash memory checksum is not verifiable, the sign-on message appears as follows: Model [E4 BOOT] Ver 0.00 A [Copyright notice] If the failure message version number equals 0.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Note: The default tag read mode of the reader is the protocol(s) programmed into the reader. Table 42 shows how to determine which tag protocol(s) your Encompass 4 reader supports. Use only those test tags programmed with the correct protocol(s) for the reader. Caution To avoid damage to the Encompass 4 Reader using an external antenna, you must connect the antenna before applying power to the reader. To verify tag read capability 1.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader If the read is unsuccessful, perform the following actions: • Ensure the tag you are using is compatible with the Encompass 4 Reader. • Using the audible circuit tester as described in “Using an Audible Circuit Tester (Buzzer)” on page 4-34, verify that the reader is capable of reading the tag in the read zone. If it is, the problem is probably in the communications between the Encompass 4 Reader and the host computer.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 45 ID Separation Commands Command Option #4100 Separation of 1 ID #4101 Separation of 2 ID #4102 Separation of 3 ID #4103 Separation of 4 ID Note: The dual-protocol Encompass 4 Reader internal timing varies depending on the operative tag read mode and the type of tag in the read field. See section “610 Select Basic Communication Protocol (Factory Default)” on page 7–114 and section “410N Select Unique ID Code Criteria (Anti-passback Feature)” on page 7–94.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader • E0 = input status change reports disabled (factory default) • E1 = input status change reports enabled • M0 = reporting disabled (factory default) • M1 = changes on input0 reported • M2 = changes on input1 reported • M3 = changes on either input reported 3.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide To set the frequency range 1. Ensure that the host computer is in command mode. 2. Enter command #647XXX – where XXX is a hexadecimal value from 000 to 118 – and press ENTER. See command “647NNN Select RF Operating Frequency” on page 7–121 for a complete listing of the hexadecimal values and the corresponding frequencies. For backward compatible frequency selection, see command “642NN Select RF Operating Frequency” on page 7–118. 3.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader Sense Inputs Both the RS–232 and RS–422 configurations used by the Encompass 4 Reader have two sense inputs — sense input0 and sense input1. The default configuration uses sense input0 as the presence detection device line. RF power is automatically turned on only when the presence detection device (loop detector or other device) detects a presence. Sense input1 is not used directly by the reader; it is used by the host computer to monitor an external device.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide The host computer can disable the predefined sense output control by issuing command #6201 to turn sense output0 on or by issuing any of the following commands: • #6200 Turn Off Both Output Ports • #6202 Turn Off Output1, On Output0 • • #6201 Turn Off Output0, On Output1 #6203 Turn On Both Output Ports While under host control, the sense outputs are not automatically asserted when a valid tag is read.
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader To set parity 1. Ensure that the host computer is in command mode. 2. Enter command #102N and press ENTER. Communications Protocol Use the following procedures to set communications protocol. Consult sections “610 Select Basic Communication Protocol (Factory Default)” on page 7–114 through “612NN Select Error Correcting Protocol Timeout” on page 7–114 for more information.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide If the read zone is too wide or too deep for your application, it can be fine-tuned by physically adjusting the Encompass 4 Reader or external antenna mounting orientation, reprogramming the actual RF power output (#644NN Set RF Attenuation), and/ or reprogramming the RF sensitivity range (#643NN Set ATA Operating Range and #645NN Set eGo and eGo Plus Operating Range).
Chapter 8 Configuring the Encompass 4 Reader Note: In the command #644NN, NN can be any hexadecimal value from 00 to 0A. Settings for attenuation are 1.0 dB increments over a range of 10 dB of attenuation from the maximum power setting of 2 watts at 0 dB attenuation to a minimum power level of 200 milliwatts at 10 dB attenuation. Increasing the attenuation lowers the output RF power. 5. Switch to data mode by entering command #00 and pressing ENTER. 6.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide 3. Enter command #64318 or #64518 to decrease the range sensitivity seven increments below the maximum (default). Press ENTER. Note: In the command #643NN or #645NN, NN can be any hexadecimal value from 00 to 1F. The reader’s receiver becomes less sensitive to tag signals as the value of NN is lowered from the maximum sensitivity of 1F to the minimum sensitivity of 00. 4. Verify that the read zone has decreased by moving the tag through the desired read area.
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Chapter 9 Troubleshooting and Maintenance This chapter contains information for troubleshooting an Encompass® 4 Reader and performing minimal maintenance checks. It also includes information for returning products for repair, obtaining support, and contact information for providing feedback and suggestions to TransCore.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 46 Error Messages Error Message ErrorRF1 ErrorRF2 ErrorRF3 Description Corrective Action Warning message that the RF board did not return an update acknowledge signal If the reader indicates a single ErrorRF1 event and recovers from the error, no corrective action is required. You may want to track this error message if it should occur again. If the reader indicates repeated ErrorRF1 warning messages then return the reader to the factory.
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Table 47 Symptoms and Remedies Symptom Numbera Symptom Remedy Check all your wiring connections and antenna connections (if using external antenna), and ensure that your buzz box is functioning. 1 2 3 When performing a quick test of the Encompass 4 Reader, the buzz box does not buzz. The baud rate is selected correctly but nothing happens. When testing the Encompass 4 Reader, all the wires are connected correctly but the unit does not respond.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 47 Symptoms and Remedies Symptom Numbera 6 7 8 Symptom Nothing happens when the test tag is passed in front of the Encompass 4 Reader or external antenna. The Encompass 4 Reader came from another site and does not work the way the factory defaults indicate that it should. When connected to a PC that is running terminal communications software, a just-powered up Encompass 4 Reader displays one of the following messages: #Model E4 Series VER X.
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Table 47 Symptoms and Remedies Symptom Numbera 10 Symptom Remedy The perimeter of the read zone has been defined, but there is a “hollow” spot in the center of the zone that does not read tags. The angle of the Encompass 4 Reader or external antenna may need adjustment. Slightly tilt the Encompass 4 Reader or external antenna to a different angle to change either the length or width of the read zone.
Appendix A Glossary Appendix A Glossary A AAR Association of American Railroads AC alternating current ACK acknowledge (data valid) ANSI American National Standards Institute antenna passive device that converts RF energy into magnetic energy (RF signal) ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange ASIC application-specific integrated circuit ATA American Trucking Association aux auxiliary AWG AWG (American Wire Gauge) is a U.S.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide command data set that is recognized by the receiving device as intending to elicit a specific response conduit flexible steel pipe used for electrical wiring cps characters per second CR carriage return CRC cyclic redundancy check CTRL control CTS clear to send data information that is processed by a computing device DC direct current DIAG diagnostic ECP error correcting protocol ECPS error correcting protocol status eGo proprietary name for ANS INCI
Appendix A Glossary F field physical area/space in which a tag can be read by the reader; also, an element of a data record/frame. For example, division within a tag’s data frame.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide mode method of operation ms milliseconds NAK negative acknowledgment (data not valid) NVRAM non-volatile memory. To save user parameter changes to NVRAM, you must send command #00 before powering down the reader.
Appendix A Glossary RTC real-time clock RTS request-to-send SeGo Super eGo (SeGo) is a superset of the eGo protocol SN serial number som start of message SSTC input status change reporting options tag small self-contained device acting as an identifying transponder Tau timeout delay TT tag translation V volts Ver version (software) Wiegand the trade name for a technology used in card readers and sensors, particularly for access control applications.
Appendix B Technical Specifications Appendix B Technical Specifications Reader Specifications Communications Frequency Selection 860 to 930 MHz capable Reading Range Read performance varies depending on tag, reader, and external antenna (if required) configuration and environment. Optimum read range using the eGo® Plus Sticker Tag is 24.3 ft (7.4 m)a. Typical read range should be 12 to 17 ft (3.7 to 5.2 m)a.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Environmental Parameters Operating Temperature -40°F to +131°F (-40°C to +55°C) Humidity 100% noncondensing Vibration Tolerance 0.5 Grms, 10 to 500 Hz Options Communications Interface RS–232 and Wiegand or RS–422 and Wiegand Cable Accessory Kits 58-1620-001: Connector with 5 ft (1.5 m) cable 58-1620-002: Connector with 20 ft (6.1 m) cable 58-1620-006: Connector with 35 ft (10.7 m) cable 58-1620-007: Connector with 45 ft (13.
Appendix C Wiring Tables Appendix C Wiring Tables This appendix contains tables that shows alternate wiring connections used to test and install the Encompass® 4 Reader. Cable Supplied with the Encompass 4 Reader The Encompass 4 Reader is delivered with a multi-wire cable (ordered as a separate accessory), which is a 13-pair pigtail. An alternate 15-pair pigtail may be substituted.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide RS–422 Interface Table 49 shows the RS–422 assignments for alternate wire (15-pair) cable. To see the wire assignments for the 13-pair cable, refer to “Table 12 RS–422 Interface Signal Wiring for Colored-Wire 13-Pair Cable” on page 4-57.
Appendix C Wiring Tables Power Supply Connections AC Power Table 51 shows the alternate wire (15-pair) assignments for connection to a low-voltage AC power supply. To see the wire assignments for the 13-pair cable, refer to “Table 8 AC Transformer Connections for Colored-Wire 13-Pair Cable” on page 4-37.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 53 Sense Input/Output Cabling Assignments for Alternate Wire 15-Pair Cable Alternate Wire Cable Pairing Pin Color Signal Description Typical Function E Black WGND0 Wiegand data0 Parking/access control applications F Red WGND1 Wiegand data1 Parking/access control applications Testing maintenance Pair 10 Pair 8 L Black Lock Tag lock sense output, activeclosed M Red Lock_RTN Tag lock return Testing maintenance Loop and presence detection N Blac
Appendix C Wiring Tables Table 53 Sense Input/Output Cabling Assignments for Alternate Wire 15-Pair Cable Alternate Wire Cable Pairing Pin Color Signal Description Typical Function X Black Sense Output1_COM Sense Output1, common terminal Switched sense output Y Red Sense Output1_NO Sense Output1, normally open terminal Switched sense output Z Black Sense Output1_COM Sense Output1, common terminal Switched sense output Pair 3 Pair 2 or Z** Black Sync_485_P RS–485 bus positive Use
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Summary Table Table 54 shows all assignments for both colored-wire pair (13-pair) and alternate wire (15-pair) cables.
Appendix C Wiring Tables Table 54 All Cabling Assignments for Colored-Wire Pair Cable or Alternate Wire Cable Colored-Wire Pair Cable Pair White/ Red Pin L Color Alternate Wire Cable Pair White Signal Description Typical Function Color Black Lock Tag lock sense output, activeclosed Testing maintenance Pair 8 M Red Red Lock_RTN Tag lock return Testing maintenance N Green Black Sense Input0 Sense input0 (loop), activeclosed Loop and presence detect Red Sense Input0_RTN Sense input0
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 54 All Cabling Assignments for Colored-Wire Pair Cable or Alternate Wire Cable Colored-Wire Pair Cable Pair Pin V Orange /Black V** Color Black Description Typical Function Sense output0 (tag detect output), common terminal Switched sense output for any external control (light, gate, buzzer, etc.
Appendix C Wiring Tables Table 54 All Cabling Assignments for Colored-Wire Pair Cable or Alternate Wire Cable Colored-Wire Pair Cable Pair Pin b Color Alternate Wire Cable Pair Yellow Yellow/ Black Signal Description Color Black GND logic ground Signal ground (used with RS– 232 and Wiegand communications) logic ground Signal ground (used with RS– 232 and Wiegand communications) Pair 5 c Black Typical Function Red GND **Use this synchronization pin designation if installing an Encompass 4
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Appendix D Command Quick Reference This appendix lists the default configuration settings for the Encompass® 4 Reader and its commands. Commands are listed both numerically and alphabetically. Command Syntax The command numbers consist of from 2 to 4 hex digits. The letters N or S may follow a command number. The letter N indicates that part of the command number is variable.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 55 Encompass 4 Reader Default Configuration Settings Parameter D–2 Setting Command Wiegand transmit mode 1 second 4601 Third alternate group select Disabled 490 Fourth alternate group select Disabled 492 Fifth alternate group select Disabled 494 Alternate group select Disabled 496 Set reader ID number 00 6000 Select basic communications protocol Basic 610 Error correcting protocol (ECP) timeout 12.
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Numerical Command List The following conventions are used in Table 56: • Items in bold italics identify factory default settings. • Only the command-related data portion of the reader message is shown. Refer to “Chapter 7 Commands” on page 7–86 for the complete syntax of commands and messages.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number 311 D–4 Command Name Reader Message Auxiliary information appended Done 320 Disable EAC page append (default) Done 321 Enable EAC page append Done 40 Transmit all IDs Done 410N Select unique ID code criteria Done 4100 Select one ID separation (default) Done 4101 Select two ID separation Done 4102 Select three ID separation Done 4103 Select four ID separation Done 420N Select valid I
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number Command Name Reader Message 4601 Set Wiegand retransmit interval to 1 second (default) Done 480 Disable ATA Done 481 Enable ATA Done if tag protocol supported/Error if tag protocol is unsupported 482 Disable eGo Done 483 Enable eGo Done if tag protocol supported/Error if tag protocol is unsupported 484 Disable SeGo Done 485 Enable SeGo Done if tag protocol supported/Error if tag protocol
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number D–6 Command Name Reader Message 520 Display power fail bit PWRB P <0 to 1> R0 521 Display reader ID number 522 Display comm port parameters 524 Display appended info status 525 Display comm protocol 526 Display I/O status 527 Display RF status 529 Display presence input status 530 Display RF0 filter status 532 Display Wiegand mode status RDID xx MAIN B<2 to 7> S<0 to 1> P<0 to 2> D0 IDAP
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number Command Name Reader Message 60NN Set reader ID number NN = 00 to FF Done 6000 Set reader ID number to 00 (default) Done 610 Select basic protocol (default) Done 611 Select ECP protocol Done 612NN Select ECP Timeout Done 612FE Set ECP timeout = 12.
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number D–8 Command Name Reader Message 644NN Set RF attenuation NN = 00 to 0A Done 64400 Set RF attenuation to 0 dB (full power) (default) Done 645NN Set eGo or eGo Plus operating range Done 6451F Set eGo or eGo Plus operating range to longest range (default) Done 646NN Set IAG RF attenuation Done 64604 Set IAG RF attenuation (default) Done 647NNN Select RF operating frequency Done 648NN Set sy
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Table 56 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Numerically Number Command Name Reader Message 697 Set user-programmable group select equals (GSE) filter Done 82N Select Input Status Change Report Option Done 820 Disable status change reports (default) Done 821 Report change on input0 Done 822 Report change on input1 Done 823 Report changes on input0 and input1 Done 830 Disable automatic periodic RF status report (default) Done 831 Enable automatic pe
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Alphabetical Command List The following conventions are used in Table 57: • Items in bold italics identify factory default settings. • Only the command-related data portion of the reader message is shown. Refer to “Chapter 7 Commands” on page 7–86 for the complete syntax of commands and messages.
Appendix D Command Quick Reference Table 57 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Alphabetically Command Name Number Reader Message Disable SeGo 484 Done Disable status change reports (default) 820 Done Disable synchronization hold-off time (default) 64900 Done Disable synchronization output delay (default) 64800 Done Disable tag translation mode (default) 452 Done Disable third alternate group select (default) 490 Done Disable Wiegand mode (default) 450 Done Display appended info stat
Encompass 4 Reader System Guide Table 57 Encompass 4 Reader Commands Listed Alphabetically Command Name D–12 Number Reader Message Display RF0 filter status 530 RF0S U<0 to 4> V<0 to 3> Display synchronization values 582 SYNC T<00 to FF> H<00 to 0A> Display tag protocols 570 ATA: eGo: SeGo: IAG: Sort: TMM0 Display tag translation mode status 534 TT <0 to 1> Display time and date 22 Time and date Display user-programmable group select equals (GSE) filte
