Skip to main content
Senior
April 22, 2020
Solved

Why the prefix code of NFCID2 in SENSF_RES set to '0x02, 0xFE'

  • April 22, 2020
  • 1 reply
  • 715 views

In 'X-CUBE-NFC6', I found the prefix code of NFCID2 in SENSF_RES is '0x02, 0xFE'. But the IS​O 18092 says:

The 6-byte number shall be randomly generated while the prefix code is ‘01’ ‘FE’. Other settings for the prefix code are RFU.

So, what's the meaning of '0x02, 0xFE' here?

This topic has been closed for replies.
Best answer by Ulysses HERNIOSUS

Hi,

please refer to NFC Forum Digital protocol:

Table 46: NFCID2 Format

Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 – Byte 8 Description
 01h FEh Dynamically Generated NFC-DEP Protocol supported
 02h FEh Device Identification Type 3 Tag Platform supported
All other values Proprietary Identification Type 3 Tag Platform supported

ISO18092 describes P2P based on NFC-DEP. So obviously they use 01 FE.

The X-CUBE-NFC6 example emulates an NFC Forum T3T (card specimen: FeliCa Lite-S).

Regards, Ulysses

1 reply

Ulysses HERNIOSUS
Technical Moderator
April 22, 2020

Hi,

please refer to NFC Forum Digital protocol:

Table 46: NFCID2 Format

Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 – Byte 8 Description
 01h FEh Dynamically Generated NFC-DEP Protocol supported
 02h FEh Device Identification Type 3 Tag Platform supported
All other values Proprietary Identification Type 3 Tag Platform supported

ISO18092 describes P2P based on NFC-DEP. So obviously they use 01 FE.

The X-CUBE-NFC6 example emulates an NFC Forum T3T (card specimen: FeliCa Lite-S).

Regards, Ulysses