Open therealziggy opened 7 months ago
Would it be technically possible to add card emulation feature instead of just writing to a new card?
Does yrm 100 module supports emulation? I think it's not.
the yrm is just a reader and a writer, it doesn't have the hardware to "become" a UHF card. It's like you are asking a credit card payment terminal to also become a credit card.
the yrm is just a reader and a writer, it doesn't have the hardware to "become" a UHF card. It's like you are asking a credit card payment terminal to also become a credit card.
this. this is why some folks are talking about a dual CC1101 approach to making a custom reader/writer/emulator. CC1101 is a know chip that's already in use in the flipper itself, and the way UHF communications work is pretty well known, so it's just a matter of implementing it and writing the code for it
Somebody was able to emulate tag but unfortunately they did not share source code. maybe this article will help somebody Simple Open-Source UHF RFID Tag Platform
this. this is why some folks are talking about a dual CC1101 approach to making a custom reader/writer/emulator. CC1101 is a know chip that's already in use in the flipper itself, and the way UHF communications work is pretty well known, so it's just a matter of implementing it and writing the code for it
The dual CC1101 is definitely a nifty approach. Tangentially: are traditional UHF readers all necessarily expecting a clock-locked response and/or a multi-step query & response process? Or would a "blind emulate" potentially work for a subset of readers, using just the single internal CC1101 and ignoring the reader's signal — sending out the EPC / other banks repeatedly into the void?
Wouldn't work because the reader and the tag actually communicate, not just a here's power - here's data transaction.
Would it be technically possible to add card emulation feature instead of just writing to a new card?