I I want an example of a card simulation, using X-nucleo-Nfc06A1

zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-10

Brian TIDAL · ‎2020-12-16

Hi @zjhon.1 (Community Member)

the NFC Forum Activity specifications defines Card Emulation for TA4, T4B and T3 types. Our rfal_nfc convenience layer implement the card emulation for those types as defined by the NFC Forum.

If I well understand you need, you would like to emulate something close to T2 with additional proprietary commands. In my understand is correction, I would suggest to follow the recommendation provided by Ulysses HERNIOSUS to hack the T4T Card Emulation case in rfal_nfc.

Feel free to provide more information about your application and your use cases.

Rgds

BT

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Brian TIDAL · ‎2020-12-11

Hi @zjhon.1

an example of card emulation is included in the X-CUBE-NFC6 firmware package as part of the pollingTagDetect project. Both T3T and T4AT card are emulated. In the pollingTagDetect, the ST25R3916 loops between reader/writer mode and card emulation mode. If only card emulation is needed, the demo can easily be modified.

Feel free to share more details about your application and use cases.

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Thanks

Rgds

BT

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zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-11

I want to emulation the non-standard NFC protocol (not T3T, not T4T). only use The AFE of ST25R3916 to send and receive data；

just like this：

Is there an example like this this I can refer to

Brian TIDAL · ‎2020-12-11

Hi @zjhon.1

Can you elaborate on the non-standard protocol? is the anti collision also non standard or is the anti-collision compliant with ISO14443-A ?

I mean, is the non-standard protocol only used after the card enters ACTIVE state?

Can you confirm also that only ISO14443-A modulation is used?

Thanks

Rgds

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zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-13

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zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-13

HI Brian TIDAL (ST Employee)

There are some non-standard protocols in the beginning and transmission of a command;

Most are still standard ISO14443-A, including collision prevention;

I'm sure it's ISO14443-A modulation;

Ulysses HERNIOSUS · ‎2020-12-14

Hi zjhon.1,

Not clear to me what exactly you want to achieve. With ST25R3916 it is possible to emulate various cards. For ISO14443A we are delivering a T4T emulation as example. It should be straightforward to emulate other smart-card applications as well.

Emulating non-ISODEP cards is from chip perspective also possible but the timings may get challenging for the MCU even after anticollision/activation. For this we don't deliver examples but you could compare to our T3T which does not use ISODEP.

Regards, Ulysses

zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-14

Hi Ulysses HERNIOSUS

I wanted to simulate slave cards using ST25R3916: most of the commands are standard ISO14443-A, but interspersed with non-standard commands

zjhon.1 · ‎2020-12-14

Hi Brian TIDAL

Can you give me some help？Thank you

Ulysses HERNIOSUS · ‎2020-12-15

Hi zjhon.1,

sorry we don't have exactly what you need. I guess you will need to hack into our existing T4T demo to catch the frames before they are received by our ISODEP layer. Happy hacking!

BR, Ulysses