Changelog for firmware 1100 v2.03

Bug fixes

CCID communication may have got stuck for approx. 1 minute when the card was removed during APDU exchange and/or when response messages were larger than 127 bytes.
Error and status messages transmitted in the header of a CCID message may have been incorrect.

Bug fixes

ID-engine Z product variants 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx no longer booted when configured for OSDP.
Since v1.25.00, programmed card numbers couldn't be read from processor cards (e.g. NXP SmartMX) with DESFire emulation using Autoread.

Bug fixes

ID-engine Z product variants 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx operating in Autoread unidirectional communication mode via serial interface (RS-232/UART) couldn't be switched to BRP protocol e.g. in order to perform a firmware or configuration update.

Bug fixes

On ID-engine Z product variants 10115-901-01 and 10117-901-01 running v2.03.03, firmware updates failed, rendering the device permanently defective.
On ID-engine Z product variants 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx, multiple and incorrect readings of HITAG cards could occur since v2.03.03.
ID-engine Z product variants 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx failed to read HITAG 1/2/S, EM4205, and Cotag cards after approximately 7,000 readings since v2.03.03.

Bug fixes

The PC/SC interface couldn't be activated on the products 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx.
VHL.Select returned the error VHL.ErrApdu instead of VHL.ErrNoTag if the reader didn't have a required Bluetooth license. Now, the reader returns VHL.ErrNoTag as expected.

Note: This bug only applies to custom products that run firmware v2.03.02 and on which the Bluetooth functionality needs to be activated via BALTECH LicenseCard.

This version also includes all features and bugfixes of the stable version v2.01 up to and including v2.01.01.

Features

Added support for the products 12115-xxx-xx and 12117-xxx-xx
For custom products, it's now possible to make the Bluetooth functionality activatable with BALTECH LicenseCard.

Bug fixes

Aborting a VHL.ExchangeAPDU for ISO 14443-4 Type A inter-industry cards resulted in an undefined state when the command was executed in continuous mode.
Updated LEGIC SM-4200 firmware to OS v4.4.0.0. This has improved read reliability, especially when used in metal environments with cards that have their antennas placed close to the edge.
Bluetooth Peripheral Advertisement was enabled on readers configured to read the UIDs of all supported card types. Now it's disabled by default and needs to be explicitly enabled via the reader configuration.