From doj at cubic.org Tue Feb 3 22:59:54 2009
From: doj at cubic.org (Dirk Jagdmann)
Date: Tue Feb 3 22:59:55 2009
Subject: [Rfdump] Re-programming Vingcard
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Hello Vaz,
> Hello, I have a "Vingcard" rfid card that I wish to reprogram. Would I be
> able to do it with RFDump? Also, what specific hardware should I purchase
> that's compatable with this card?
> http://www.vingcard.com/binary?id=54753
looking at the Vingcard PDF I assume they use some MiFare Ultralight
chip, which should be handled by RFdump. You need to buy an ACG HF Multi
ISO reader: http://acg-id.aaitg.com/index.php?id=98
Then use the VMware image on Windows or the RFdump code directly on
Linux to read and manipulate the card you've got. However we can't give
you a guarantee that it will work, but the ACG reader is usually able to
read/write all ISO14443 and 15693 chips.
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From c.bertacchini at igea.it Wed Feb 18 17:16:11 2009
From: c.bertacchini at igea.it (Claudio Bertacchini)
Date: Wed Feb 18 17:15:46 2009
Subject: [Rfdump] rfdump 1.6
Message-ID: <499C425B.9060100@igea.it>
Dear all,
I downloaded the rfdump rev 1.6 to use it with a reader ACG HF Multi ISO
V1.0.
My system is a Virtual machine with a Linux Gentoo distribution. The
kernel is a 2.6.25-gentoo-r7.
The communication is performed using a Rs232 on a COM1 at 9600 baud.
I had some problems during the linking due to a linker error saying that
there was no reference for some variables
XML_parser... and so on (I can provide you the exact error message).
I solved the problem replacing in the makefile the library "lxml2" with
the library "lexpat". please could you confirm me that this is correct?
Otherwise could you tell me how to solve the problem?
Doing that I was able to communicate with the reader, but I found that
it consider only ISO13444 tags.
Since I'm using ISO15693 tags, please could you tell me how can I read
such tags?
Thank you in advance
Regards
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From doj at cubic.org Fri Feb 20 20:24:30 2009
From: doj at cubic.org (Dirk Jagdmann)
Date: Fri Feb 20 20:24:44 2009
Subject: [Rfdump] rfdump 1.6
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RFDump 1.6 uses the "glade" library to create its GUI. glade uses
libxml2 to read it's configuration file and libxml2 uses expat. Usually
the libxml2 library contains a reference to link expat automatically,
but that may not be the case on your gentoo.
Since we all develop RFDump on Debian (and derivatives) I can't comment
much more on your specific problems, but if you can start RFDump and see
a GUI everything should be fine.
The ACG Multi ISO can read the majority of ISO14443 and ISO15693 tags. I
don't have any problems reading I-Code, TagIt, Infineon, MiFare and
other brand tags. However it could be the case that your specific
ISO15693 tag is not supported by the ACG's firmware.
Since the ACG protocol hides all differences between the different ISO
standards there's now way for RFDump to interface with a tag not
supported by the ACG reader.
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From c.bertacchini at igea.it Mon Feb 23 08:52:41 2009
From: c.bertacchini at igea.it (Claudio Bertacchini)
Date: Mon Feb 23 08:52:05 2009
Subject: [Rfdump] rfdump 1.6
Message-ID: <49A263D9.3080705@igea.it>
Thank you for your explanation.
About the tag, when I said that I cannot read the ISO 15693 tags, I was
meaning that I can read correclty the ID of the tag but I'm not able to
read, write and lock the memory of such tag. The software sais: "unknown
tag"
The tag I'm using has a Philips I-CODE - SLI chip (I-CODE SL2 ICS20 with
28 memory's banks 4 bytes long)
Please could you confirm me if such tag is not supported?
What I have to do to let the software read such tag?
Regards
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*Claudio Bertacchini*
R&D Manager ? Technical Division
Design Engineer
----------------------------------------------
IGEA S.p.A.
Via Parmenide, 10/A
41012 Carpi (MO) Italy
Phone: +39 059 699600
Fax: +39 059 695778
P.IVA: 01021130362
email: c.bertacchini@igea.it
web site: www.igeamedical.com
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From doj at cubic.org Mon Feb 23 20:04:10 2009
From: doj at cubic.org (Dirk Jagdmann)
Date: Mon Feb 23 20:04:25 2009
Subject: [Rfdump] rfdump 1.6
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> The tag I'm using has a Philips I-CODE - SLI chip (I-CODE SL2 ICS20 with
> 28 memory's banks 4 bytes long)
> Please could you confirm me if such tag is not supported?
> What I have to do to let the software read such tag?
I-Code should work without problems. First test this by using a (serial)
terminal program to communicate with the reader directly. The ACG needs
to be in ASCII-Mode and a baud-rate you know (9600 is standard). You can
change that with the setup program you can find on the ACG website.
(Well, right now their website is disfunct, they seem to install a new
website with a broken Typo3 :-(
If you have an ASCII-mode ACG connect with your favourite terminal
programm (hyperterm, putty, minicom,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/serialconsole/). If the ACG is in
continuous mode (outputting all tag IDs continuously) stop that with
'.', then select your tag with 's'. You can now read blocks with "rb00",
"rb01" etc. Writing a block with "wb0411223344".
If all that works, RFDump should be able to interface with the reader.
If you have problems, paste a log of your terminal session.
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