NfcV-reader
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About NfcV-reader
The NfcV-reader is an NFC application for Android smart phone (NFC is mandatory to use it).
It allows to communicate with ISO15693 products such as STMicroelectronics tags (LRIxx family) and dynamic tags (M24LRxx family) which are part of ST25 product family. Other manufacturer tags are also supported.
It also allows read and write NDEF message by using NFC features of Android OS. The NDEF message is a data format defined by NFC forum specification and offers interoperability of the different NFC devices.
NfcV-reader works with ISO/IEC 15693 and Dual Interface EEPROM contactless tag (NFC-V specifications ongoing at NFC forum).
Some new features are available such as, transfer file (upload or download a file), binary read and write. Also, Password management, Lock sectors management and Energy Harvesting management for M24LR devices.
PS : Samsung Galaxy Young, Express, S3 Mini had issues with all NFC apps, including this apps, due to issue in Android nfcv.tranceive() function . Anyway a firmware update has been released by Samsung during July'14 on Galaxy Express phone to solve this issue (solved on ST M24LR04-E, LRIS2K ... but not yet soved for M24LR64/M24LR64-E/M24LR16-E) .
Perhaps the same solution has been released for Galaxy S3 mini and Galaxy Young phone ... but today I cannot test it.
It allows to communicate with ISO15693 products such as STMicroelectronics tags (LRIxx family) and dynamic tags (M24LRxx family) which are part of ST25 product family. Other manufacturer tags are also supported.
It also allows read and write NDEF message by using NFC features of Android OS. The NDEF message is a data format defined by NFC forum specification and offers interoperability of the different NFC devices.
NfcV-reader works with ISO/IEC 15693 and Dual Interface EEPROM contactless tag (NFC-V specifications ongoing at NFC forum).
Some new features are available such as, transfer file (upload or download a file), binary read and write. Also, Password management, Lock sectors management and Energy Harvesting management for M24LR devices.
PS : Samsung Galaxy Young, Express, S3 Mini had issues with all NFC apps, including this apps, due to issue in Android nfcv.tranceive() function . Anyway a firmware update has been released by Samsung during July'14 on Galaxy Express phone to solve this issue (solved on ST M24LR04-E, LRIS2K ... but not yet soved for M24LR64/M24LR64-E/M24LR16-E) .
Perhaps the same solution has been released for Galaxy S3 mini and Galaxy Young phone ... but today I cannot test it.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Rev 5.0
- support TI tags
- support Infineon tags
- minor improvements
Rev 5.0
- support TI tags
- support Infineon tags
- minor improvements
Version update NfcV-reader was updated to version 5.0
More downloads NfcV-reader reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
What are users saying about NfcV-reader
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All my tags are "tag unsupported" app is worthless if it doesn't read what i want it to read
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Works with 2012 nexus 7 and M24LR disco board. Cannot read M24LR64 multi bank ant5 . Does this app even handle multi bank boards?
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Worked precisely as it said it would !
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I needed to clone one card onto another. I used the file save and file transfer. I checked the hex after a successful save and tried to load it. It says "ERROR file transfer stopped". I can write to the card manually block by block and verify via hex with a file save. What's with the file transfer?
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App cannot write on my NFCV tag. It says "Error during write programming please retry"
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It could write on empty blocks of a already used Nfcv tag, but not rewrite other blocks, though others NFC softs showed them as writable.
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I was able to read and write the tag. But the gui is not very nice on a Sero 7 Pro tablet.
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Unlike most NFC software, this works for this specific type of tag
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It could write on empty blocks of a already used Nfcv tag, but not rewrite other blocks, though others NFC softs showed them as writable.