Siemens AR6181-MX Installation And Configuration Manual page 36

Configuration parameters
A_ID
0x00
0x01
0x02
0x03
0x04
0x05
0x06
0x07
SL_BLOCK Definition of the first page to be read from an Infineon my-d (e.g. SLE55...). Incl. SL_BLOCK, 2 consecutive
blocks (16-byte) are read. The useable pages of the transponder are numbered consecutively.
0x00 ... 0x40 ... 0xFF
MF_UL_BLOCK 0x04 ... 0x0F
Mifare Ultralight page address. Definition of the first page to be read by the reader. Incl. MF_UL_BLOCK , 4
consecutive blocks (16-byte) are read. The useable pages of the transponder are numbered consecutively.
Direct access to Mifare Standard
MF_KEY_TYPE 0x00
0x01
MF_KEY_NO 0x00 ... 0x1F
MF_BLOCK 0x00 ... 0xFF
Indirect access via MAD in Mifare Standard
MF_KEY_TYPE 0x00
0x01
MF_KEY_NO 0x00 ... 0x1F
MF_BLOCK 0x00 ... 0x03... 0x15
MF_MAD 0x00
0x01
MF_AID1 / MF_AID0
0x00 ... 0x03
0x00 ... 0x15
Selecting the UID of a transponder
UID_OUT UID_Start
(left half byte)
UID_LNG
(right half byte)
UID_MASK
UID_Pattern
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C04
Access to ID memory (only Mifare 1k and 4k, Mifare UltraLight, my-D proximity)
Parameter to activate / deactivate the function for the data block or ID. Reading from the
listed transponder types:
Bit:
Function
MF: Mifare Standard (1k and 4k)
0: ID reading disabled
1: ID reading enabled
SL: my-d proximity SLE55R (04 ...16)
0: ID reading disabled
1: ID reading enabled
UL: Mifare UltraLight
0: ID reading disabled
1: ID reading enabled
ID reading disabled
ID reading from Mifare Standard (1k + 4k)
ID reading from my-D proximity (SLE55R04 ... 16)
ID reading from Mifare Standard and my-D proximity
ID reading from Mifare UltraLight
ID reading from Mifare Standard and Mifare UltraLight
ID reading from Mifare UltraLight and my-D proximity
ID reading from Mifare Standard / Ultralight and my-D proximity
my-D proximity block address
Page address in Mifare UltraLight
Defining KeyA for reading
Defining KeyB for reading
Reading key (key number), used to read a Mifare sector
Mifare Standard block address (block 3 of a sector, safety block, is not counted)
Defining KeyA for reading
Defining KeyB for reading
Reading key (key number), used to read a Mifare sector
Block address within a sector that is addressed via MAD: Mifare 1k (0x03) and Mifare 4k
(0x03 – first two 1k ranges – and 0x15 – last two 1 k ranges)
Deactivates MAD
MAD is to be used (MAD1 in sector 0, MAD2 in sector 16, only with Mifare 4k)
AID of the application, for search in MAD
(AID1 – higher-order byte, AID0 – lower-order byte)
When using MAD, block in sector Mifare 1k
When using MAD, block in sector Mifare 4k
C05 and C06
Starting byte position where the UID transfer starts (0x0 . . . 0x9)
Number of bytes of the UID to be transferred (0x1 . . 0x5)
With a UID that is larger than 40 bits, the qualified transponders can be limited by
masking the higher-order digits accordingly and qualifying them using a selective test
pattern.
Masking the bit digits of the UID to be checked (80-bit)
Test pattern for UID (matching of the masked UID parts) (80-bit)
7 6 5 4
0 0 0 0
3 2 1 0
UL SL MF
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