What's new
Raspberry Pi 3A or 3B or 3B+ or 4B and microSD card, 8GB is fine
USB to serial adaptor - I use the TrendNet TU-S9 but anything using the Prolific PL230x chipset is fine
Female to Female 9 pin serial cable
ACR122U card reader
Mifare 4k NFC cards - any generic ones should work fine

If you want to power the Pi with 5v from the DC Out connector on the Ringedge you can make up a Molex to USB connector with these:

14 Way Molex Mini-fit Jr. 5557 Series Female White
Model: FF55-39012145-H

Molex, Mini-Fit 5556, Female, Contact,16awg
Model: FA51-39000077-T
Hi @chunksin, is this a good BOM to sticky somehow for those following your progress? Are you still looking for a copy of ID7?
 
Hey guys! I am a proud owner of a Derby Owners Club unit!,

I have the program running and the cables wired the correct way. But DOC is stuck on please wait. The original printer does work but I am running low on cards :(. Thoughts?

PXL_20230802_020809463 (1).MP.jpg

Settings

PXL_20230802_020816596 (1).jpg
 

Attachments

  • PXL_20230802_020811033 (1).jpg
    PXL_20230802_020811033 (1).jpg
    217 KB · Views: 16
Hi Guys, I wanted to let everyone know that I got Derby Owners Club World Edition Card readers working thanks to @whatnot YACardEmu https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu.

Here are the steps to get it working

Computer -> USB to RS232 ->RS422 ->Naomi
I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075YGKFC1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
USB RS232 Pin out
Notes you only need 3 wires | CTS/RTS Bridged | You will have to modify a cable|
Pin 2 RXD
Pin 3 TXD
Pin 5 GND
**Pin 7 CTS Wire this together with pin 8
Pin 8 RTS Wire this together with pin 7

It should look like this:

Pining.png


Plug it into the RS232 Board Male DB9 Port.

Then you Down load the Binary here - https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu/tags
Down load to your computer
Extract Files
Make a copy of config.ini.sample
Rename it to config.ini

[config]
; basepath MUST end in a trailing slash!
;basepath = /home/wutno/cards/
;Very Important you must Specify a location and there has to be a folder. If the folder is missing you will get an error.
basepath = C:\docwe_c

; Linux
;serialpath = /dev/ttyUSB0
; Windows
serialpath = COM3
;serialpath = \.\pipe\YACardEmu
; Which device should we emulate?
; C1231LR / C1231BR / S31R
targetdevice = C1231BR
;
; Optional
;
serialbaud = 9600
;Acceptable even & none
serialparity = even
apiport = 8080
autoselectedcard = card.bin

Then Run YaCardEmu.exe.
Then Fire up the DOCWE Machine
works.jpg


Massive <3 to @whatnot and everyone here who made this possible.
 
Hi Guys, I wanted to let everyone know that I got Derby Owners Club World Edition Card readers working thanks to @whatnot YACardEmu https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu.

Here are the steps to get it working

Computer -> USB to RS232 ->RS422 ->Naomi
I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075YGKFC1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
USB RS232 Pin out
Notes you only need 3 wires | CTS/RTS Bridged | You will have to modify a cable|
Pin 2 RXD
Pin 3 TXD
Pin 5 GND
**Pin 7 CTS Wire this together with pin 8
Pin 8 RTS Wire this together with pin 7

It should look like this:

Pining.png


Plug it into the RS232 Board Male DB9 Port.

Then you Down load the Binary here - https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu/tags
Down load to your computer
Extract Files
Make a copy of config.ini.sample
Rename it to config.ini

[config]
; basepath MUST end in a trailing slash!
;basepath = /home/wutno/cards/
;Very Important you must Specify a location and there has to be a folder. If the folder is missing you will get an error.
basepath = C:\docwe_c

; Linux
;serialpath = /dev/ttyUSB0
; Windows
serialpath = COM3
;serialpath = \.\pipe\YACardEmu
; Which device should we emulate?
; C1231LR / C1231BR / S31R
targetdevice = C1231BR
;
; Optional
;
serialbaud = 9600
;Acceptable even & none
serialparity = even
apiport = 8080
autoselectedcard = card.bin

Then Run YaCardEmu.exe.
Then Fire up the DOCWE Machine
works.jpg


Massive <3 to @whatnot and everyone here who made this possible.
Thanks for the detailed steps! Awesome that you have it up and running!
 
Hi everyone, I’m trying to dump my Derby owners club horse cards with an msr-206 card reader. I have modified the card reader to raise the read head and cannot for the life of me get track 1 to read off the cards and can’t figure out why. I don’t think it can be moved any higher. The settings I am using for the reader are: Hi-C 210bpi 8bpc none parity for all tracks and 62 leading zeroes all tracks.

No matter which way I swipe I either get nothing for track 1 or maybe half the data at most and it isn’t consistent. Tracks 2 and 3 are always consistent and the correct number of bytes.

Can anyone possibly tell me if I am doing anything wrong? Here is a pic of where my read head is. Thanks!
 

Attachments

  • F509D051-93AF-4B0A-B827-2DEFDE938142.jpeg
    F509D051-93AF-4B0A-B827-2DEFDE938142.jpeg
    181 KB · Views: 17
Back
Top