Iso14a.TransparentCmdBitlen
This command is similar to Iso14a.TransparentCmd. The
difference is that the length of data to send is given in bits
instead of bytes.
Properties
- Command code: 0x1323
- Command timeout: 100 ms
- Possible status codes: General status codes, Iso14a.ErrNoTag , Iso14a.ErrCollision , Iso14a.ErrHf, Iso14a.ErrCom
Parameters (request frame)
Name | Type/Size | Description | ||
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- | Bit mask (8 bits) | - | ||
RFU | Integer (bit 0x80) |
Zero padding |
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EnHighBaudOld | Boolean (bit 0x40) | Use high bit rates type A as specified in ISO 14443-2 Amendment Part 2. | ||
EnParTx | Boolean (bit 0x20) | If this bit is set in combination with EnBitMode , parity generation in Tx direction (PCD to PICC) will be done by the PCD. | ||
RFU | Integer (bit mask area 0x1F) |
Zero padding |
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SendDataLen | Integer (16 bits) | Number of bits to send | ||
Timeout | Integer (16 bits) | Timeout in ms between sending the last bit to the card and receiving the first bit from the card. | ||
- | Bit mask (8 bits) | - | ||
RFU | Integer (bit mask area 0xF0) |
Zero padding |
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DSI | Enumeration (bit mask area 0x0C) |
Divisor Send/Receive Integer (DSI/DRI) This parameter is mapped to the Divisor Send/Receive (DS/DI) value, which determines bit rate for sending data from PICC to PCD. The possible DS/DR values (mapped to the DSI/DRI index) are listed below. Values:
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DRI | Enumeration (bit mask area 0x03) |
Divisor Send/Receive Integer (DSI/DRI) This parameter is mapped to the Divisor Send/Receive (DS/DI) value, which determines bit rate for sending data from PICC to PCD. The possible DS/DR values (mapped to the DSI/DRI index) are listed below. Values:
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SendData | Raw data (until end of frame) |
Data to send Bits will always be transferred LSB first. |
Returned values (response frame)
Name | Type/Size | Description |
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RecvDataLen | Integer (16 bits) | Returned data length in bit. |
CollisionPosition | Integer (16 bits) | Position of bit where first collision occurred. |
RecvData | Raw data (until end of frame) |
Data to send Bits will always be transferred LSB first. |