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UM10276_1
TED-Kit 2
Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010
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TED-Kit 2, HITAG, Immobilizer, PKE, RKE
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The purpose of this document is to describe how to install and use the
TED-Kit 2 and its GUI software. The intended audiences are engineers
planning to use the TED-Kit 2.
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  • Page 1 Content Keywords TED-Kit 2, HITAG, Immobilizer, PKE, RKE Abstract The purpose of this document is to describe how to install and use the TED-Kit 2 and its GUI software. The intended audiences are engineers planning to use the TED-Kit 2.
  • Page 2 UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Contact information For additional information, please visit: http://www.nxp.com For sales office addresses, please send an email to: salesaddresses@nxp.com All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    TED-Kit 2 User Manual 1. Introduction The purpose of this document is to describe how to install and use the TED-Kit 2 and its GUI software. The intended audiences are engineers planning to use the TED-Kit 2. Section 2 gives a very brief system overview to explain all the terms used throughout this manual.

  • Page 4: Fig 1. System Overview

    XBoards require extra power which cannot be delivered by the USB port. Besides that, a power and a data indicator can be found. The first lights as soon as power is available and the TED-Kit 2 box can be used, the second lights if data are transmitted to or from it via USB.

  • Page 5: Supported Applications And Hardware

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual are found which can be used by the firmware of the TED-Kit 2 box (they have no function yet). 2.1 Supported applications and hardware The table below shows the supported applications and the hardware required by the TED-Kit 2 system: Table 1.

  • Page 6: Installing The Hardware

    1. Open the TED-Kit 2 box removing 4 screws (2 at each front side). 2. Plug the ABIC1 XBoard in the XSlot #0 of the TED-Kit 2 main board. XSlot #0 can be found on the main board; a label says Extension slots 0 and 1. It is the one closer to the USB and power supply plugs.

  • Page 7: Fig 2. Ted-Kit 2 Main Window

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 2. TED-Kit 2 main window 2 node of the r tree in the applet view and double-click 2. Expand the A to open the Immobilizer applet form (Fig 3). Fig 3. HITAG 2 immobilizer selection t button to start the immobilizer applet form popping up (Fig 4).

  • Page 8: Fig 4. Hitag2 Authentication Starting

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 4. HITAG2 authentication starting 4. The immobilizer applet runs and authenticates the transponder with the default communication and authentication settings (Fig 5). Fig 5. HITAG 2 authentication running … button to open the memory window and see the content (Fig 6).

  • Page 9: Fig 6. Hitag2 Eeprom Content

    To explain the functionality, the Immobilizer application with a PCF7991 (ABIC1) base station and a PCF7937EA (HITAG2-Extended) transponder is demonstrated. 5.1 Start the GUI It is assumed that no TED-Kit 2 is currently plugged-in. To start the GUI, click:  ...

  • Page 10: Fig 7. Ted-Kit 2 Main Window

    TED-Kit 2 boxes appears. For each TED-Kit 2 box found, a new root node is created in the tree. Now, plug-in the TED-Kit 2 box in any USB port of the PC and wait until the hardware is detected and the hardware refreshes its content.

  • Page 11: Fig 8. Hardware View

    Fig 9. Hardware view details To get an even more detailed look at each TED-Kit 2 box, double-click on the tree node of the TED-Kit 2 of interest. A window showing all details available opens (refer to section 6.5 for details).

  • Page 12: Fig 10. Applet View

    The Applet View not just shows the available applets and supported transponder fami- lies. It also tracks the connected TED-Kit 2 boxes and their resources. If all resources are consumed by one or more applets running, the applets which cannot be started anymore are grayed out.

  • Page 13: Fig 12. Immobilizer Applet

    Kit 2 does not have any, the Immobilizer/RKE and the Immobilizer/RKE/PKE applet trees are grayed out. To run any of them, the current TED-Kit 2 box must be equipped with a proper LoPSTer board or a second TED-Kit 2 box (with at least one ABIC1 XBoard and one LoPSTer board) must be plugged-in.

  • Page 14: Fig 13. Abic1 Configuration Window

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual above, the infrastructure consists of one base station (the ABIC1 in slot #0 of the TED- Kit 2 box named My TED-Kit) and one PCF7937E transponder of the HITAG 2 Extended family. n frame which allows starting and stopping the applica- In the middle part, the tion.

  • Page 15: Fig 14. Abic1 Default Configuration

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual In this example, the ABIC1 default settings are used. To re-apply them, select the trans- t (Fig 14). ponder family being used (HITAG2-Extended for this example) and click Fig 14. ABIC1 default configuration 5.4.2 Communication settings...

  • Page 16: Fig 16. Tx/Rx Configuration

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 16. Tx/Rx configuration 5.4.3 Starting immobilizer To run the Immobilizer application, return to the applet window. Before actually starting the application, the communication settings have to be specified. This is done in the app- let window itself.

  • Page 17: Fig 17. Immobilizer Default Settings

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 17. Immobilizer default settings This sets the default values (for the selected transponder) for the authentication, trans- mission and reception parameters at once. t button only (Fig 18). To start the immobilizer applet, one has to click the Fig 18.

  • Page 18: Fig 20. Immobilizer Ide

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual As soon as a transponder is in range, the actual authentication sequence is started. The transponder’s IDE is shown in the appropriate field (Fig 20). Fig 20. Immobilizer IDE Depending on the ingredients, the authentication may be successful or not. The current state of the authentication is visualized in the status bar.

  • Page 19: Fig 23. Immobilizer Eeprom

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 23. Immobilizer EEPROM Note: This button is active only while the Immobilizer applet runs. A new window opens showing 3 main parts. In the upper part of the window, the timings regarding each reading operation are shown.

  • Page 20: Fig 25. Eeprom Content

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 25. EEPROM content F tab shows the current content of the transponder modes settings (Fig 26). Fig 26. EEPROM TMCF In the picture shown above, the SKL bit is set and thus, cannot be altered anymore. Be- sides that, the ENC bit is set instructing the immobilizer to run ciphered authentication.

  • Page 21: Fig 27. Eeprom Xma Configuration

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 27. EEPROM XMA configuration For a detailed description please refer to the Transponder datasheet PCF7937EA. 5.4.5 Manipulating transponder memory To modify the memory values, the edit mode of the EEPROM window has to be acti- t button at the bottom of the window (Fig 28).

  • Page 22: Fig 30. Immobilizer Stopping

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Note: The content of the EEPROM is shown always in hexadecimal notation. New values entered are also required to be hexadecimal numbers. … … . To load To save the currently shown transponder memory to a file, select …...

  • Page 23: Fig 31. Immobilizer/Rke Applet

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 31. Immobilizer/RKE applet The window contains two sections: The upper section shows the currently configured k base station is needed for the infrastructure to run the RKE applet. The LF- k base station is need for the one-way RKE Tag-resynchronization.

  • Page 24: Fig 32. Immobilizer/Rke Configure Abic1

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 32. Immobilizer/RKE configure ABIC1 5.5.2 Configuring the LoPSTer … … button of the Base Station for the RKE/PKE-Link (Fig 33). Click on the Fig 33. Immobilizer/RKE configure LoPSTer The LoPSTer configuration window will appear (Fig 34). The current settings of the LoP- STer board will be read out first.

  • Page 25: Fig 34. Lopster Configuration Window

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 34. LoPSTer configuration window 5.5.3 Configuration persistence … button (Fig … An entire package of settings can be loaded from a file by pressing the 35). An appropriate LoPSTer configuration file is required; this might be a file saved as back-up of the original configuration before a modification is done.

  • Page 26: Fig 36. Lopster Configuration Saving

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 36. LoPSTer configuration saving 5.5.4 Transponder memory during RKE During RKE application it is not possible to view the EEPROM window and inspect the EEPROM content of the transponder. This can be achieved only with the applet.

  • Page 27: Fig 37. Rke Resynchronization

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 37. RKE resynchronization 5.5.6 Starting RKE t button (Fig 38). Start the RKE application by pressing the Fig 38. RKE starting After the application was started any button on the tag can be pressed and the corres- ponding LED display will light up in the GUI like shown below.

  • Page 28: Fig 39. Rke Polling

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 39. RKE polling 5.5.7 Stopping RKE p button (). Stop the RKE application by pressing the Fig 40. RKE stopping 5.6 Running PKE applet To run the PKE applet, double click at one of the transponders of the desired family node E node of the applet view.

  • Page 29: Fig 41. Pke Starting

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 41. PKE starting The window contains two sections: The upper section shows the currently configured k base station is needed as uplink infrastructure to run the PKE applet. The LF- k base station is needed as downlink channel. The Tag channel.

  • Page 30: Fig 42. Pke Tag Scanning

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 42. PKE tag scanning 5.6.5 Cyclic PKE authentication t checkbox performs a cyclic Select one of the available tags. Enabling the authentication using the HITAG2 crypto algorithm. The exchanged authentication values will be displayed like shown in Fig 43a.

  • Page 31: Fig 44. Pke Single Authentication

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 5.6.6 Single PKE authentication Beside the cyclic authentication, also single step authentication can be performed after t button. The exchanged authentication values will be each press on the displayed like shown in Fig 44.

  • Page 32: Fig 45. Pke Cyclic Rssi

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 45. PKE cyclic RSSI I checkbox stops the RSSI measurement. The RSSI values are Disabling the no longer available thus the progress bars are empty (Fig 46). Fig 46. PKE cyclic RSSI stopped Select different ADC resolutions for the RSSI measurements using the combo box.

  • Page 33: Fig 47. Pke Rssi Adc

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 47. PKE RSSI ADC 5.6.8 Cyclic V k checkbox performs a cyclic Select one of the available Tags. Enabling the measurement of the Tag battery voltage. The voltage will be displayed like in Fig 48.

  • Page 34: Fig 49. Pke Battery Voltage Load/Stop

    … window shows the version numbers of the software package, its components as … well as the currently plugged-in TED-Kit 2 boxes (Fig 51). All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved.

  • Page 35: Fig 51. Ted-Kit 2 About Window

    Each time the GUI is started, it checks the firmware version of each of the connected TED-Kit 2 boards. This check also happens if a board is plugged in while the GUI already runs. The check compares the firmware version running on the board with the one copied to the PC during the installation procedure of the software package.

  • Page 36: Fig 52. Firmware Update Dialog

    GUI and this TED-Kit 2, it is deactivated and cannot be used in the GUI. The hardware view will show it grayed out. To reactivate the TED-Kit 2, unplug it from the PC and plug it in again or restart the GUI and actually update the firmware.

  • Page 37: Fig 53. Ted-Kit 2 Unsupported Hardware Dialog

    Opens the TED-Kit 2 status window for the currently in the hardware view selected TED- Kit 2 or for the TED-Kit 2 of the currently selected XBoard. The menu is disabled if no TED-Kit 2 or no XBoard is selected. For details of this win 7.5, page...

  • Page 38: Window

    6.6. 6.1.2 Window The menu contains all functions to control the currently opened windows of the TED-Kit 2 GUI. Only the first three menu items are fixed. For each window opened, a new entry is created and appended below the first three items (and removed if the window is closed).

  • Page 39: Hardware View

    Mainly, these are communication data send between the GUI to the firmware of the TED- Kit 2 box and back. It is placed in the lower right part of the TED-Kit 2 main window (see Fig 54). Dragging the upper border allows changing its vertical size (down to 0 making it disappear).

  • Page 40: Fig 54. Message View

    The messages shown here represent the Right to the commands used by the GUI to scan for (new) TED-Kit 2 boxes connected to the host PC. Most important for the user are the tabs dynamically created, one for each TED-Kit 2.

  • Page 41: Fig 56. Message View Context Menu

    The triangle to the left can be clicked to show more detailed information such as the status code of executing the command, trace data showing what the TED-Kit 2 firmware actually did and the result of the operation.

  • Page 42: Logging

    6.4.2 Logging All activities shown in the message view are also logged in a file. This file contains all messages for one TED-Kit 2 session. If the GUI is restarted, the file is emptied and log- ging starts from the beginning.

  • Page 43: Fig 57. Ted-Kit 2 Status Window

    Rename Opens the rename dialog which allows setting or changing the TED-Kit 2 custom name. Identify Flashes the status LEDs at this TED-Kit 2. Firmware Version The version of the firmware currently running. ✗ All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers.

  • Page 44: Set Ted-Kit 2 Custom Name

    XBoards  one is disabled). 6.5.1 Set TED-Kit 2 custom name Each TED-Kit 2 box can have its own customized name. The status window’s button will open a dialog allows setting, changing or removing the custom name of the TED-Kit 2 box (Fig 58).

  • Page 45: Fig 58. Ted-Kit 2 Rename Dialog

    6.5.2 Identify TED-Kit 2 This function is also designed to simplify handling of multiple TED-Kit 2 boxes. Clicking this button will flash the four status LEDs of the selected TED-Kit 2 box for a few seconds. 6.6 XBoard configuration window Currently, two XBoards are supported by the TED-Kit 2 GUI: ABIC1 and LoPSTer.

  • Page 46: Abic1 Configuration Window

    For a user Homer running version 3.1.0 of the GUI, this might resolve on a typical Win- dows installation to: C:\Documents and Settings\Homer\Application Data\NXP Semiconductors\TED-Kit 2\3.1.0 6.6.1 ABIC1 configuration window The configuration and monitoring window allows to set the ABIC1 XBoard configuration as wells as to monitor several status information.

  • Page 47: Hitag-Pro 2 Distance

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Infrastructure The infrastructure required for the immobilizer applet consists of one base station and one transponder. The base station selector offers all XBoards equipped with an ABIC1 base station. The one selected will be used for the application. The configure button right to the selector opens the ABIC1 configuration window for the currently selected XBoard (see 7.6: ABIC1...

  • Page 48: Fig 59. Distance Record Panel

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 59. Distance record panel The table contains the 7 current records and the 8 record which is used as internal log. s . To Initially, no records are read. In order to get the current values, click...

  • Page 49: Rke Applet Window

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 6.8 RKE applet window To open this window, the appropriate tree node of the desired transponder family below the Immobilizer/RKE or Immobilizer/RKE/PKE tree node of the applet view has to be double-clicked. The window itself consists of two sections. The upper section defines the infrastructure of the applet by means of what base stations and what transponder family is being used.

  • Page 50: Transponder Eeprom Window

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Tag scanning Before you can run a PKE application you have to check the Tags infrastructure. After s button all available Tags in range will be scanned and added to a click on the list box.
  • Page 51 UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual The window itself contains of three parts: Status The status line shows information about the speed of reading data from the transponder (number of pages, overall time and average per page). Each time a read cycle is ex- ecuted, the data are refreshed.

  • Page 52: Troubleshooting

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual … . To load a pre- … To save the currently shown transponder content, click … . These functions are available in … viously made memory snapshot, click edit mode only. 7. Troubleshooting 7.1 Cannot authenticate in immobilizer mode...

  • Page 53: Cannot Read Data From Eeprom

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 7.2 Cannot read data from EEPROM A successful authentication is the main condition to have read access to the transpond- ers EEPROM memory. Depending on the transponder type several additional restrictions to the EEPROM areas can be set or have to be checked.

  • Page 54: Use Hitag2-Extended As Hitag2

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Page 6 and 7 are locked against writing if the checkbox is enabled. HITAG2-Extended Since the HITAG2-Extended transponder is an extension of the HITAG2 transponder the write control of the first 8 pages is the same. The read access of the extended memory is n page of the EEPROM window.

  • Page 55: Fig 61. Ted-Kit 2 Top Names

    (or ciphered/plain) in order to write new distance records in the trans- ponder. 8. PCB and schematics This section contains the PCBs and schematics of the TED-Kit 2 hardware, the ABIC1 and LoPSTer XBoards as well as the LF antenna. 8.1 TED-Kit 2 Fig 61.

  • Page 56: Fig 62. Ted-Kit 2 Top Values

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 62. TED-Kit 2 top values Fig 63. TED-Kit 2 bottom names All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 57: Fig 64. Ted-Kit 2 Bottom Values

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 64. TED-Kit 2 bottom values Fig 65. TED-Kit 2 layout All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 58: Fig 66. Ted-Kit 2 Power Supply

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 66. TED-Kit 2 power supply All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 58 of 79...

  • Page 59: Fig 67. Ted-Kit 2 Usb/Lin

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 67. TED-Kit 2 USB/LIN All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 59 of 79...

  • Page 60: Fig 68. Ted-Kit 2 Microcontroller

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 68. TED-Kit 2 microcontroller All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 60 of 79...

  • Page 61: Fig 69. Ted-Kit 2 Extension Interface

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 69. TED-Kit 2 extension interface All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 61 of 79...

  • Page 62: Fig 70. Xboard/Abic1 Top

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 8.2 ABIC1 a. Names d. Values Fig 70. XBoard/ABIC1 top a. Names b. Values Fig 71. XBoard/ABIC1 bottom All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved.

  • Page 63: Fig 72. Xboard/Abic1 Layout

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 72. XBoard/ABIC1 layout All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 63 of 79...

  • Page 64: Fig 73. Xboard/Abic1 Main Board Interface

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 73. XBoard/ABIC1 main board interface All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 64 of 79...

  • Page 65: Fig 74. Xboard/Abic1 Main Circuit

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 74. XBoard/ABIC1 main circuit All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 65 of 79...

  • Page 66: Fig 75. Xboard/Abic1 Level Translation

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 75. XBoard/ABIC1 level translation All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 66 of 79...

  • Page 67: Fig 76. Xboard/Abic1 Power Supply

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 76. XBoard/ABIC1 power supply All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010 67 of 79...

  • Page 68: Fig 77. Xboard/Lopster Component/Ic Names

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 8.3 LoPSTer Fig 77. XBoard/LoPSTer component/IC names All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 69: Fig 78. Xboard/Lopster Component/Ic Values

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 78. XBoard/LoPSTer component/IC values Fig 79. XBoard/LoPSTer schematic pg 1 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 70: Fig 80. Xboard/Lopster Main Board Interface

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 80. XBoard/LoPSTer main board interface pg 1 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 71: Fig 81. Xboard/Lopster Main Board Interface

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 81. XBoard/LoPSTer main board interface pg 2 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 72: Lf Antenna

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 8.4 LF Antenna The LF-Antenna is provided by VACUUMSCHMELZE GmbH & Co. KG: VACUUMSCHMELZE GmbH & Co. KG Dr. Achim Kipper Phone: +49 (6181) 38-2029 or +49 (6181) 38-0 E-Mail: Achim.Kipper@vacuumschmelze.com E-Mail: info@vacuumschmelze.com Web: http://www.vacuumschmelze.com...

  • Page 73: Fig 82. Lf Antenna Data Sheet

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 82. LF antenna data sheet page 1 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 74: Fig 83. Lf Antenna Data Sheet

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual Fig 83. LF antenna data sheet page 2 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved. User manual Rev. 1.29 — 20 August 2010...

  • Page 75: Legal Information

    Draft — The document is a draft version only. The content is still under tion of a NXP Semiconductors product can reasonably be expected to result internal review and subject to formal approval, which may result in modifica- in personal injury, death or severe property or environmental damage.

  • Page 76: Abbreviations

    UM10276_1 NXP Semiconductors TED-Kit 2 User Manual 10. Abbreviations Abbreviation Description Abbreviation Description .NET The Microsoft .NET Personal Computer Framework is a software Printed Circuit Board component that is a part of Portable Document Format Microsoft Windows operat- ing systems.

  • Page 77: Table Of Contents

    HITAG2 EEPROM content ........ 9 Fig 52. Firmware update dialog ........36 Fig 7. TED-Kit 2 main window ........10 Fig 53. TED-Kit 2 unsupported hardware dialog ..37 Fig 8. Hardware view ..........11 Fig 54. Message view ..........40 Fig 9.

  • Page 78: List Of Tables

    12. List of tables Table 1. Supported applications and hardware ....5 Table 2. TED-Kit 2 status window items ....... 43 Table 3. EEPROM content ..........51 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers. © NXP B.V. 2010. All rights reserved.

  • Page 79: Contents

    Immobilizer applet window ....... 46 Start the GUI ............9 6.7.1 HITAG-Pro 2 distance ........47 Exploring the connected TED-Kit 2 boxes ..10 RKE applet window .......... 49 Exploring the available applets ......12 PKE applet window .......... 49 Running immobilizer applet ......
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