Overview
This Tutorial provides a walk-through of the steps to perform BlockErase operation using RFID3 API
Create The Project
- Start by creating a new project in Android Studio. For help, see the Android Studio tutorial.
- Refer Hello RFID to prepare basic setup to work with RFID Reader and then follow this guide
Details
Tag Access operations are performed on a specific tag or applied on tags that match a specific Access-Filter. If no Access-Filter is specified, the Access Operation is performed on all tags in the field of view of chosen antennas. This section covers the Simple Tag Access operation on a specific tag which is in the field of view of any of the antennas of the connected RFID reader.
Setting it up
BlockErase Access operation is to erase a block(word/bytes) form specified memory bank.
Performing BlockErase operation
BlockErase Access operation is to erase a block(word/bytes) form specified memory bank.
String tagId = "111100002222000033330000";
TagAccess tagAccess1 = new TagAccess();
TagAccess.BlockEraseAccessParams blockEraseAccessParams = tagAccess1.new BlockEraseAccessParams();
blockEraseAccessParams.setAccessPassword(0);
blockEraseAccessParams.setMemoryBank(MEMORY_BANK.MEMORY_BANK_USER); // user memory bank
blockEraseAccessParams.setOffset(0); // start erasing from offset 0
blockEraseAccessParams.setCount(16); // number of bytes to erase
reader.Actions.TagAccess.blockEraseWait(tagId, blockEraseAccessParams, null,null);
Grab the results
blockEraseWait returns result in TagData
Log.d(TAG, " Data Masked " + tagData.getMemoryBankData());
Closer look
tagData.getOpStatus() returns success or error code as ACCESS_OPERATION_STATUStagData.getOpCode() provides type of access operation performed
What's Next
- Change the
setCount and setOffset as per requirement
- Use access password
setAccessPassword to perform operation on protected memorybank