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AS39513 Datasheet(PDF) 80 Page - ams AG

Part # AS39513
Description  NFC Sensor Tag and Data Logger IC
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Manufacturer  AMSCO [ams AG]
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AS39513 − Detailed Description
Set Access Command
Set Access Command Request:
Set Access Command Reply:
The set access command opens a specific type of EEPROM area
to be available for writing. Three of the four types of area access
can be set with this command: System, Application, and
Measurement. (The Factory areas can only be accessed through
the SPI, except for limited and specific commands like Set
Password and Lock Block.) The access level field, Level, has the
format below. Note, it is only necessary to first send a Set Access
command before a Write command if the password is non zero
for a particular EEPROM area.
Access Level Field
where:
ALEV[1:0] – Access level.
0 = Not allowed.
1 = System access level.
2 = Application access level.
3 = Measurement access level.
Each access level is independent, and only affects write
operations. If the set access command for a given level has the
correct 32-bit password, the access for writing to that level is
opened. The access remains open until the RF field is removed.
(The access will close with the loss of RF field even if the logic
is continuously powered by an external battery.)
If the set access command has an incorrect password, an
incorrect password error (error code 0xA0) is returned. The
default passwords for an unprogrammed device are
0x00000000.
The password values themselves are stored and EEPROM and
can be written with the Set Password command below.
SOF
Flags
Command
IC Mfg.
UID
Level
Password
CRC
EOF
NFLAGS
0xA0
0x36
64 bits
8 bits
4*8 bits
16 bits
SOF
Flags
CRC
EOF
RFLAGS
16 bits
Bit
765
432
10
Level
00
000
0
ALEV[1:0]



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