2018-10-30 08:09 AM
Hi ,
Using FedmIscReader im tring to read / write to the M24LR04-R sector block .
Before write operation i need to present the password for each sector.
I found Data sheet for M24LR04-R , It has some custom command for present password for M24LR04-R.
can you guide me how to sent those command through FedmIscReader or present password through FedmIscReader . because using M24LRxx_Application_Software can able to present the password.
In that application , has OBID USB-Driver files . same SDK only im using for my application for comminucating the M24LR04-R.
I'm using .net c# for delevelopment
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2018-11-06 02:58 AM
Hello,
FEIG ELECTRONIC supports some ST-custom commands on a selection of their readers. In particular, the following M24LR commands are supported on several devices (ID ISC.LR2000, LR2500, MR/PR101. LR1002, MR102, PRH102 and PRH200):
There are at least two ways to send custom commands using a FEIG ELECTRONIC reader:
The following code has not been tested but this should put you on the right path:
SetData(FEDM_ISC_TMP_B1_CMD, (UCHAR) 0xB3); // Present Password
SetData(FEDM_ISC_TMP_B1_MFR, (UCHAR) FEDM_ISC_ISO_MFR_STM);
// Other call to set password value
int iStatus = SendProtocol(0xB1);
If you were using Java, I would strongly recommend our ST25 SDK: https://www.st.com/st25sdk
Maybe for your next project?
Regards,
Damien
2018-11-06 02:58 AM
Hello,
FEIG ELECTRONIC supports some ST-custom commands on a selection of their readers. In particular, the following M24LR commands are supported on several devices (ID ISC.LR2000, LR2500, MR/PR101. LR1002, MR102, PRH102 and PRH200):
There are at least two ways to send custom commands using a FEIG ELECTRONIC reader:
The following code has not been tested but this should put you on the right path:
SetData(FEDM_ISC_TMP_B1_CMD, (UCHAR) 0xB3); // Present Password
SetData(FEDM_ISC_TMP_B1_MFR, (UCHAR) FEDM_ISC_ISO_MFR_STM);
// Other call to set password value
int iStatus = SendProtocol(0xB1);
If you were using Java, I would strongly recommend our ST25 SDK: https://www.st.com/st25sdk
Maybe for your next project?
Regards,
Damien
2018-11-06 03:00 AM