Functions for getting common card data, not specific to card type. More...

Functions
UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetCardId (VAR uint8_t lpucCardType, OUT uint32_t lpulCardSerial)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetCardIdEx (VAR uint8_t lpucSak, OUT uint8_t aucUid, VAR uint8_t *lpucUidSize)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetLastCardIdEx (VAR uint8_t lpucSak, OUT uint8_t aucUid, VAR uint8_t *lpucUidSize)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetDlogicCardType (VAR uint8_t *lpucCardType)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetCardSize (VAR uint32_t lpulLinearSize, VAR uint32_t lpulRawSize)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	GetCardSizeM (UFR_HANDLE hndUFR, VAR uint32_t lpulLinearSize, VAR uint32_t lpulRawSize)

UFR_STATUS DL_API	COMTransceive (IN uint8_t cmd, uint32_t cmd_length, IN uint8_t cmd_ext, uint32_t cmd_ext_length, OUT uint8_t rsp, VAR uint32_t rsp_length, OUT uint8_t rsp_ext, VAR uint32_t rsp_ext_length)

Detailed Description

Functions for getting common card data, not specific to card type.

Function Documentation

◆ GetCardId()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetCardId	(	VAR uint8_t *	lpucCardType,
		OUT uint32_t *	lpulCardSerial )

Returns card UID as a 4-byte array. This function is deprecated and used only for backward compatibility with older firmware versions (before v2.0). We strongly discourage use of this function. This function can’t successfully handle 7 byte UIDS.

Parameters

lpucCardType	returns pointer to variable which holds card type according to SAK lpulCardSerial returns pointer to array of card UID bytes, 4 bytes long ONLY
lpulCardSerial	returns pointer to array of card UID bytes, 4 bytes long ONLY

Returns: Operation status

◆ GetCardIdEx()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetCardIdEx	(	VAR uint8_t *	lpucSak,
		OUT uint8_t *	aucUid,
		VAR uint8_t *	lpucUidSize )

This function returns UID of card actually present in RF field of reader. It can handle all three known types : 4, 7 and 10 byte long UIDs. This function is recommended for use instead of GetCardId.

Parameters

lpucSak	returns pointer to variable which holds card type according to SAK
aucUid	returns pointer to array of card UID bytes, variable length
lpucUidSize	returns pointer to variable holding information about UID length

Returns: Operation status

◆ GetLastCardIdEx()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetLastCardIdEx	(	VAR uint8_t *	lpucSak,
		OUT uint8_t *	aucUid,
		VAR uint8_t *	lpucUidSize )

This function returns UID of last card which was present in RF field of reader. It can handle all three known types : 4, 7 and 10 byte long UIDs. Difference with GetCardIdEx is that card does not be in RF field mandatory, UID value is stored in temporary memory area.

Parameters

lpucSak	returns pointer to variable which holds card type according to SAK
aucUid	returns pointer to array of card UID bytes, variable length
lpucUidSize	returns pointer to variable holding information about UID length

Returns: Operation status

◆ GetDlogicCardType()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetDlogicCardType ( VAR uint8_t * lpucCardType )

This function returns card type according to DlogicCardType enumeration. For details, please refer to Appendix: DLogic CardType enumeration. If the card type is not supported, function return the lpucCardType value equal to zero : TAG_UNKNOWN = 0x00

Parameters

lpucCardType pointer to lpucCardType variable. Variable lpucCardType holds returned value of actual card type present in RF field.

Returns: Operation status

◆ GetCardSize()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetCardSize	(	VAR uint32_t *	lpulLinearSize,
		VAR uint32_t *	lpulRawSize )

Function returns size of user data space on the card (LinearSize), and size of total data space on the card (RawSize). The user data space is accessed via functions LinearWrite and LinearRead. Total data space is accessed via functions LinRowWrite and LinRowRead. For example Mifare Classic 1K card have 752 bytes of user data space (sector trailers and block 0 are not included), and 1024 bytes of total data space.

Parameters

lpulLinearSize	pointer to variable which contain size of user data space lpulRawSize pointer to variable which contain size of total data space
lpulRawSize	pointer to variable which contain size of total data space

Returns: Operation status

◆ GetCardSizeM()

UFR_STATUS DL_API GetCardSizeM	(	UFR_HANDLE	hndUFR,
		VAR uint32_t *	lpulLinearSize,
		VAR uint32_t *	lpulRawSize )

Multi reader support. Function returns size of user data space on the card (LinearSize), and size of total data space on the card (RawSize). The user data space is accessed via functions LinearWrite and LinearRead. Total data space is accessed via functions LinRowWrite and LinRowRead. For example Mifare Classic 1K card have 752 bytes of user data space (sector trailers and block 0 are not included), and 1024 bytes of total data space.

Parameters

hndUFR	handle of the uFR device
lpulLinearSize	pointer to variable which contain size of user data space
lpulRawSize	pointer to variable which contain size of total data space

Returns: Operation status

◆ COMTransceive()

UFR_STATUS DL_API COMTransceive	(	IN uint8_t *	cmd,
		uint32_t	cmd_length,
		IN uint8_t *	cmd_ext,
		uint32_t	cmd_ext_length,
		OUT uint8_t *	rsp,
		VAR uint32_t *	rsp_length,
		OUT uint8_t *	rsp_ext,
		VAR uint32_t *	rsp_ext_length )

As of uFCoder library v5.0.71 users can use COM protocol via uFCoder library by calling this method. It handles transmission of CMD and CMD_EXT commands and it handles RSP and RSP_EXT packets that are a response to the COM protocol commands.

Parameters

cmd	Pointer to array of CMD bytes for transmission. Last byte is the checksum.
cmd_length	Length of the CMD array, always set it to 7.
cmd_ext	Pointer to array of CMD_EXT bytes for transmission. Last byte is the checksum.
cmd_ext_length	If the length is greater than 0, CMD_EXT bytes will be transmitted. Otherwise they will not. This is the size of CMD_EXT array that will be sent to the reader.
rsp	Pointer to array of bytes containing RSP bytes.
rsp_length	Pointer to a variable holding how many RSP bytes have been received.
rsp_ext	Pointer to array of bytes containing RSP bytes. If greater than zero, RSP_EXT exists.
rsp_ext_length	Pointer to a variable holding how many RSP_EXT byte have been received.

Returns: Operation status