[Rfdump] rfdump 1.6

[Dirk Jagdmann]

> 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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