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How can I read multiple block from other RFID IC e.g. ICodeSL2 NXP?

How can I read multiple block from other RFID IC e.g. ICodeSL2 NXP?

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Hiro Hiro
Posted by Hiro Hiro
on Aug 11 2012 05:02 AM
Prodigy60 points

Hello, I am wiriting my own applicationwith C# and my requirement is to write 2 blocks of user memory. I have check with TI's GUI and it work well with TI transponder but I have problem when I change to other transponder with ICODE SL2. Do I need to modify somethig with TI's GUI? Or there is a bug somewhere :)

Thanks for help!

Hiro

C# 15693 7970 7960 rfid SPI TRF7970A EVM
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  • Josh Wyatt
    Posted by Josh Wyatt
    on Aug 11 2012 17:09 PM
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    Hiro -

    with the NXP devices, are you setting the option bit in the request flags when sending out the write single block or lock block command? This is one of the biggest differences between ICODE SL and Tag-It HF-I. Its not a bug or anything, the ISO standard allows two ways to write and lock, they chose one way, we chose another. Let me know if you don't understand this.

    thanks!

    BR-

    Josh

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  • Hiro Hiro
    Posted by Hiro Hiro
    on Aug 12 2012 01:00 AM
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    Josh

    Thanks and let me explaind you as below

    With TI Tag:

    - Writing 2 blocks I "set" the option bit and it work fine and I have to "not set" option bit when I want to read it back for 2 blocks otherwise the reply message from tag seem wrong 

    With ICode

    -  Writing 2 blocks, it work fine for both ser and not set option bit but I always got wring message when I want to read back two blocks both set/not set the option it (see below pic)

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  • Josh Wyatt
    Posted by Josh Wyatt
    on Aug 12 2012 07:57 AM
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    Hiro -

    NXP tag does not support the TI custom command of Write Two Blocks. For supporting NXP tag device, just use write single block command multiple times.

    BR-

    Josh

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