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# Using Toll Tags for Vehicle Access
Utilize Transcore Readers to read the toll tags providing an efficient vehicle access solution.
## **Hardware Requirements**
**Transcore Encompass® 4 RFID Reader**
* Data Sheet -
* System Guide -
* Quick start guide -
Transcore Encompass® 4 RFID Reader
**Cypress Converter CVX1468-A** (purchased from CPSG for support of newer tags)
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* ASCII to Wiegand Data Converter
Cypress Converter CVX1468-A
**AA Supported Controller**
* LP1502
* LP1501
*Note - AAC-2001 is not supported due to the wiegand requirement of the Cypress output*
## System Diagram
## Configuration Instructions
1. Transcore Reader Setup
* **Configuration**: Transcore readers are configured via host software at the distributor.
* **Default Setup**: The readers are typically set up correctly by default. In case of issues, revisit the initial setup.
* **Power Supply**: Ensure the Transcore reader has a separate power supply.
* **Installation**: Ensure the transcode reader is correctly oriented to read tags by adjusting the pan & tilt of the device to be facing directly at car windshields. Line of sight is best way to ensure the reader is correctly oriented.
2. Cypress Converter Setup
* **Dip Switch Settings**: Set dip switches 2, 3, 5, 7, and 8 to ON, and the rest to OFF.
* **Proximity**: The Cypress converter should be placed within 50 feet of the Transcore reader
* **Reference Diagram**: Refer to the wiring diagram in the PDF "Cypress CVX-1468-A RS232 Typical Wiring 6C Toll Tags.pdf" for detailed instructions.
3. AA Controller Configuration
* **Card Bank Setup**: Configure a card bank in Alloy Access which is 37-bit format called Transcore/Cypress CPSG
* Create two card banks with FC 15 & FC 2. Use range 1-`9999999999`
## Testing Installation
**Testing the Setup**
1. **Dip Switch Verification**: Ensure the dip switch settings on the Cypress Converter are correct.
2. **Toll Tag Testing**: Have a vehicle with a supported toll tag drive up to the gate. View the controller logs or events for a reading of the tag.
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## **Day to Day Operations**
### **Site Manager Actions**:
**Adding a new Toll Tag for Access**
* Create a resident fob from the Car Tag bank
* Enter the number on the tag
* Select either card bank FC 15 or 2
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