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Saturday, May 28, 2016
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Ndef data exchange using card emulation - D-Logic uFR Nano & Android tablet with NFC
In this video we show exchange of text messages by using nfc card emulation feature of uFR Series Nano NFC reader writer from D-Logic. It is interacting with Android NFC capable tablet running small demo application.
PC host is running demo application which send message to Android and read data back from it.
Android tablet is running demo application which does the same thing.
This is a proof of concept using card emulation feature of uFR Series devices.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
NFC RFID Android Free Software screenshots
NFC RFID Android Free Software
screenshots
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Monday, August 24, 2015
NFC RFID Reader working on Android - RFID card reading software with SDK
NFC RFID Reader working on Android
RFID card reading software with SDK
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Thursday, July 2, 2015
D-Logic Android App for Mifare Card Reading - Preview
D-Logic Android App for Mifare Card Reading - Preview
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Thursday, June 25, 2015
uFR RFID NFC and Mifare Reader/Writer free Software quick review
uFR RFID NFC and Mifare Reader/Writer 13,56MHz with development tools - free Software quick review
Free software for NFC RFID Mifare reader
NFC RFID Mifare reader series
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
NFC NDEF Programming examples for uFR Reader/Writer by D-Logic
NFC NDEF Programming examples for
uFR Reader/Writer by D-Logic
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015
NFC RFID reader writer reading distance testing
NFC RFID MIFARE READER WRITER
reading distance testing
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Sunday, June 21, 2015
NFC RFID reader writer Visual Basic .NET tutorial
NFC RFID reader writer Visual Basic .NET tutorial
uFR NFC RFID reader writer
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Saturday, June 20, 2015
Video blog 4 Read data with NFC phone written by NFC RFID reader writer
Read data with NFC phone written by NFC RFID reader writer - uFR Classic
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Thursday, June 18, 2015
D-logic video blog 3 NFC RFID reader writer uFR Nano - unboxing
NFC RFID reader writer uFR Nano - unboxing
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
RFID NFC PRODUCT LINEUP
RFID NFC PRODUCT - LINEUP
NFC RFID READER uFR Classic on Android
NFC RFID READER uFR OEM on Android
NFC RFID READER PN533 on Android
NFC RFID READER PN533 on PC
NFC RFID READER uFR Classic on Mac
NFC RFID READER uFR OEM on Mac
NFC RFID READER uFR Nano on Mac
NFC RFID READER uFR Nano on PC
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Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Monday, May 25, 2015
New RFID NFC reader product site
New redesigned RFID NFC reader product site
Is now available at: http://www.d-logic.net/nfc-rfid-reader-sdk/
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Thursday, April 2, 2015
OEM card size reader based on PN533 chip
OEM card size NFC RFID reader PN533
The OEM card size reader with PN533 enables reading and writing of NFC cards and tags as well as NFC P2P communication.
The stick is produced by Digital Logic LTD. It is build upon the NXP PN533 chip according to manufacturers recommendations and guidelines. NXP's PN533 supports the full range of the NFC Forum specifications and standards.
This product is fully supported by the open source library LibNFC, which makes it a good starting point for development of NFC applications on various platforms.
Using LibNFC libraries and examples is well explained on LibNFC community and forums.
LibNFC is open source project, has a big community and is developed continuously.
The stick is produced by Digital Logic LTD. It is build upon the NXP PN533 chip according to manufacturers recommendations and guidelines. NXP's PN533 supports the full range of the NFC Forum specifications and standards.
This product is fully supported by the open source library LibNFC, which makes it a good starting point for development of NFC applications on various platforms.
Using LibNFC libraries and examples is well explained on LibNFC community and forums.
LibNFC is open source project, has a big community and is developed continuously.
TYPICAL USAGE:
- Read NFC-Tags: Read contents of NFC-tags like most of Mifare cards, FeliCa, Topaz.
- Write NFC-Tags: Write contents to NFC-Tags (URLs, SMS, Phone No, vCards, MIME types…).
- Card emulation: Emulate Type 2 and Type 4 NFC tags, which can be read by other NFC-devices.P2P communication: Use the device for active NFC-based P2P communication to transfer data between NFC capable devices.
SOFTWARE:
The device is delivered without any binary driver. Using LibUSB and LibNFC you can compile drivers for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Using compiled driver you can further explore LibNFC C API and continue developing your own software.
On Windows platform you can use the official NXP Drivers for the PN533 based products.
Using compiled driver you can further explore LibNFC C API and continue developing your own software.
On Windows platform you can use the official NXP Drivers for the PN533 based products.
NOTICE: Does not support software developed for the uFR Series of devices.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Supports ISO/IEC 14443A/MIFARE.
- Supports ISO/IEC 14443B.
- Supports MIFARE 1 KB or MIFARE 4 KB emulation encryption in Reader/Writer mode and MIFARE higher transfer speed communication at 212 kbit/s and 424 kbit/s.
- Supports contactless communication according to the FeliCa protocol at 212 kbit/s and 424 kbit/s.
- Supports NFC P2P communication.
- Large community (LibNFC) support.
- Small dimensions (75 x 20 x 9 mm), convenient for everyday use.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Nfc rfid reader based on PN533 chip
LibNFC NFC RFID reader PN533
The NFC USB Stick enables reading and writing of NFC cards and tags as well as NFC P2P communication.
The stick is produced by Digital Logic LTD. It is build upon the NXP PN533 chip according to manufacturers recommendations and guidelines. NXP's PN533 supports the full range of the NFC Forum specifications and standards.
This product is fully supported by the open source library LibNFC, which makes it a good starting point for development of NFC applications on various platforms.
Using LibNFC libraries and examples is well explained on LibNFC community and forums.
LibNFC is open source project, has a big community and is developed continuously.
The stick is produced by Digital Logic LTD. It is build upon the NXP PN533 chip according to manufacturers recommendations and guidelines. NXP's PN533 supports the full range of the NFC Forum specifications and standards.
This product is fully supported by the open source library LibNFC, which makes it a good starting point for development of NFC applications on various platforms.
Using LibNFC libraries and examples is well explained on LibNFC community and forums.
LibNFC is open source project, has a big community and is developed continuously.
TYPICAL USAGE:
- Read NFC-Tags: Read contents of NFC-tags like most of Mifare cards, FeliCa, Topaz.
- Write NFC-Tags: Write contents to NFC-Tags (URLs, SMS, Phone No, vCards, MIME types…).
- Card emulation: Emulate Type 2 and Type 4 NFC tags, which can be read by other NFC-devices.P2P communication: Use the device for active NFC-based P2P communication to transfer data between NFC capable devices.
SOFTWARE:
The device is delivered without any binary driver. Using LibUSB and LibNFC you can compile drivers for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Using compiled driver you can further explore LibNFC C API and continue developing your own software.
On Windows platform you can use the official NXP Drivers for the PN533 based products.
Using compiled driver you can further explore LibNFC C API and continue developing your own software.
On Windows platform you can use the official NXP Drivers for the PN533 based products.
NOTICE: Does not support software developed for the uFR Series of devices.
Highlights:
- Supports ISO/IEC 14443A/MIFARE.
- Supports ISO/IEC 14443B.
- Supports MIFARE 1 KB or MIFARE 4 KB emulation encryption in Reader/Writer mode and MIFARE higher transfer speed communication at 212 kbit/s and 424 kbit/s.
- Supports contactless communication according to the FeliCa protocol at 212 kbit/s and 424 kbit/s.
- Supports NFC P2P communication.
- Large community (LibNFC) support.
- Small dimensions (75 x 20 x 9 mm), convenient for everyday use.
uFR Series - Nano model by Digital Logic
µFR NANO NFC RFID reader and writer
View more: http://d-logic.net/nfc-rfid-reader-sdk/
µFR Nano is the latest model in Digital Logic’s µFR Series of NFC RFID readers writers.
It is NFC Forum & RFID compatible contactless reader/writer which successfully implements ISO14443 A & B and ISO18092 standards on HF working frequency of 13.56 MHz.
This device is genuine Digital Logic product, 100% designed, produced and programmed at company premises located in Serbia, Europe.
All models of µFR Series are using the same SDK API and are totally compatible and interoperable in common set of functions.
GOAL:
Device is primarily intended for developing companies and individuals (professionals and hobbyist) for further application and turnkey solutions development. For that reason it comes with fully featured SDK package, which includes firmware, libraries, software examples and documentation for various platforms, operating systems and developing environments. Regular SDK upgrades (including firmware, libraries and API) are launched often and can be obtained by company’s website for FREE. All products has extended „Three year” warranty.
All mentioned facts combined with free extensive and fast responsive support give this product an outstanding position in this industry sector.
HARDWARE:
Reader’s RF communication is based on NXP’s powerful, highly integrated reader IC for contactless communication at 13.56 MHz, which supports all protocol layers of the ISO/IEC 14443 A, ISO/IEC 14443 B and ISO/IEC 18092 communication standards.
It utilizes an outstanding modulation and demodulation concept completely integrated for different kinds of contactless communication methods and protocols at 13.56 MHz.
All variants of the Mifare® cards family (MIFARE Mini, MIFARE 1K, MIFARE 4K, MIFARE Ultralight, MIFARE DESFire EV1 and MIFARE Plus) RF identification protocols are supported. Additionally, NFC Forum specification for „Type 2 Tag” is supported, which adds NTAG2xx chip family to above list.
Reader has possibility to support all NFC Forum Tag Types, but currently implemented is Type 2. Since DESFire can be used as NFC Tag type 4, it will be added soon as capability in firmware. Additional features like other Tag types (1 and 3) and Pear 2 Pear functionality are on R&D roadmap.
Bottom line is that reader’s hardware is fully compliant with NFC Forum specification.
Reader has built-in anti-collision mechanism for detecting multiple cards at time.
Built-in well-tuned antenna provides proximity operating distance up to 80 mm (depending on card’s antenna geometry) and contactless communication speed at higher baud rates (up to 424 kBd).
Device also has built in Crypto1® algorithm and non-volatile internal key memory storage for better security.
Reader can also act as a serial interface device using FTDI’s Virtual COM port (VCP) drivers.
Audible (speaker) and 2 LEDs visible indicators are built in and absolutely user controllable.
THIS MODEL IS ALSO AVAILABLE AS OEM PCB BOARD.
OEM board comes in two versions: with standard micro-USB connector or with RS232 pins on TTL levels, with additional cable device for true RS232 voltage levels.
FIRMWARE
Since hardware is based on MCU platform, it runs on company developed custom firmware. Communication between host and reader is provided through high speed direct access FTDI chip features.
At core communication level device uses company developed, proprietary communication protocol, which is well documented in SDK API reference.
Firmware has a lot of built-in complex functions which can be called via libraries provided in SDK API. Most of functions are written to make „life easier”, like:
- Multiple readers on same host support
- Whole set of commands for Mifare card manipulation according to manufacturer’s specification
- Different addressing schemes (Block, BlockInSector)
- Key storage manipulation (one way, write only, no reading of stored keys)
- Different key applying modes (by index or scheme)
- Value block manipulation
- Treating whole card memory structure as linear space (very convenient for Mifare Classic cards)
- NFC tags manipulation, NDEF format parsing in firmware
- AES128 “on fly” hardware encryption built-in, which is the most important when working with complex DESFire security keys and cards
- AES128 encryption of files and keys in DESFire cards
- Asynchronous sending of card UID from reader to host COM port when card is present; feature is user programmable and many more…
Main point about firmware is that all firmware functions can be called via communication protocol, too.
That fact moves usage of this device into other dimension, meaning that this reader can be used on almost any platform which has serial interface, by simply using communication protocol. So it can be freely used on PC, tablet, smart phone, embedded systems, Raspberry Pi, Beagle Board, MIPS boards, PLCs and other platforms.
When using OEM RS232 board, device can be connected on any platform which has “real” serial interface, which is seen as a great benefi t.Firmware is regularly updated with new versions which include new features, improvements and bug-fi xes, while preserving backward compatibility with older versions.
That means your code is safe, there is no need for changes when new fi rmware comes out. All fi rmware upgrades are totally FREE and can be obtained through download section of company’s website.
Software Development Kit (SDK) package
Reader comes with fully featured SDK which consist of external libraries, software examples with source codes, documentation about API reference and communication protocol and some useful software tools.
Libraries are cross-compiled for various platforms and regularly supported are Windows x86/x64, Linux x86/x64, Mac OSX x64, ARM and ARM HF. Other platforms can be supported as custom release, on customers demand, depending on existence of project or partnership relation.
Software examples are divided in three stages according to complexity, with some new additions of NFC examples.
All examples are written for all major developing platforms and languages, like:
- Java (and Java Applet example),
- JavaScript (unique feature, convenient for PHP usage),
- Lazarus,
- Borland Delphi,
- C++ Borland Builder,
- Microsoft® Visual .NET family: C++, C#, VB
Other programming languages examples can be obtained on customer demand, depending on existence of project or partnership relation.
Software package includes set of very useful applications intended for everyday use, like:
- Application for programming and manipulation of NFC compliant cards like NTAG and Mifare Ultralight, with source code included.
- Android NFC phone App - Android NFC phone Application for Mifare card reading. Write a card with uFR, read it with NFC phone!
- Card formatter - application for card/tag formatting and programming
- µFR2FileSystem - keyboard simulation, card data reading, card data parsing into several formats and sending data to MySQL database via HTTP.
- Application for NTAG and Mifare Ultralight card programming and manipulation.
- Application for creating and writing common NDEF messages into NFC tags and cards
- Reader Keys application – for easy manipulation of keys stored in reader
- Application for managing of DESFire cards
Documentation contains fully explained API reference and communication protocol reference with real “hands-on” byte level examples for implementing communication protocol. However, API is much more comfortable and recommended way of implementation. Where not possible, implementation of communication protocol is very good alternative.
All libraries, software examples, tools and documents are regularly updated. They are totally FREE and can be obtained through download section of company’s website.
Our support team always provides quick response, usually not more than 24 hours, which also depends of complexity and question itself.
We can also provide custom solutions based on each customer's needs, so please free to contact us for any question or further help regarding your projects and implementation.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
- Electronic payment systems
- Identification systems
- Access control systems
- Subscriber services
- Banking systems
- Digital content systems
- Customer loyalty
- Vending machines
- Time & attendance
- Machine work attendance
- NFC cards and tags programming
- NFC NDEF record management
- Network access control
- Inventory management
- Software login management
- Automatic fare collection
- Public transportation terminals
- Cashless payment
- Parking lot systems
- Reception desks
- Visitor attendance
- Authentication and authorization
- Libraries, museums, stadium events
FEATURES
- Identity verification, data exchange & contactless transaction
- Useful for binding device to software license
- Supporting multiple OS (Win, Linux, Android)
- USB compliant interface
- Operating Frequency: 13.56MHz
- Proximity read/write speed up to 424 kbps
- Built-in antenna for contactless tag access, with card reading distance of up to 80 mm
- Supports Mifare and other ISO 14443 Type A/B cards and tags
- Supports ISO18092 NFC tags
- Built-in anti-collision feature
- Reader locking by passwords and keys
- Application Programming Interface:
- Virtual COM through FTDI
- User controllable LEDs
- Three year warranty
SOFTWARE FEATURES:
- Operating frequency
- NFC NDEF record writing like MIME types, URI types, vCard, SMS, Phone, URL
- Card formatting
- Linear card space emulation
- Direct card block access
- Indirect card sector and block access
- Card keys and access bits management
- Block values management (increment/decrement)
- Asynchronously sending card UID to COM port (feature programmable)
- DES and 3DES software encryption
Hardware features
| Operating frequency | 13.56 MHz |
| Reading range | Depending on antenna geometry and reader configuration, operating distance is 2-8cm (0,78”-3,15”) |
| Read/Write speed | Up to 424 kbps |
| Supply current | 150mA (operating) |
| Supply voltage | 5V |
| Supported cards and tags | Type A (Hardware + Software), Type B (Hardware)Supported cards: MIFARE Classic (4-byte and 7-byte), Mifare Ultralight/Ultralight C (Non-Secure Mode), NTAG203F |
| Connection and power supply | USB port |
| Software | The µFR software contains the library for working with Java, Java Applet, JavaScript, Lazarus, Delphi, C + + Builder, Microsoft® Visual C++ .NET, Microsoft® Visual C #, Microsoft® Visual Basic .NET |
| Supported Operating Systems | Microsoft® Windows™, Linux®, OS X, Android |
| Smart Card Interface | ISO14443A/B |
| Related equipment | USB cable, Free software download |
| Optional equipment | Buzzer, Real Time Clock (RTC), EEPROM |
| Weight | 0.21kg nett |
| Dimensions | 8.6cm x 2.7cm x 1.2cm (3,4” x 1” x 0,5”) |
| Accessories | Cards, keyfobs or tags |
WARRANTY: 36 MONTHS
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
* P2P in not yet supported in this version of the reader.
** Other ISO14443A/B cards than Mifare Classic, Ultralight, DESFire and NTAG are not fully supported through SDK, only card S/N can be read
*** Mifare Ultralight C is currently supported only for NON Secure mode (Ultralight compatible).
**** Reader works with mentioned platforms and is visible as serial device. However, serial protocol must be implemented separately and is not part of SDK
** Other ISO14443A/B cards than Mifare Classic, Ultralight, DESFire and NTAG are not fully supported through SDK, only card S/N can be read
*** Mifare Ultralight C is currently supported only for NON Secure mode (Ultralight compatible).
**** Reader works with mentioned platforms and is visible as serial device. However, serial protocol must be implemented separately and is not part of SDK
View more: http://d-logic.net/nfc-rfid-reader-sdk/
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