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Behaviours: pcsc_apdu_transform.
A pcsc_apdu_transform implementation which handles proprietary APDU formats used by the ACR122(U) and compatible NFC readers.
This includes control commands which can manage the buzzer and LEDs and
change parameters which are relevant with or without a card present. To
use these commands without requiring a card, use the direct
share mode (with empty protocols list).
To use direct control commands you may need to enable PCSC/CCID "escape" commands in the relevant driver configuration on your system.
This module is based on documentation from ACS available online at: https://www.acs.com.hk/en/download-manual/419/API-ACR122U-2.04.pdfcommand() = get_firmware_version_command() | get_ats_command() | get_uid_command() | set_auto_buzzer_command() | led_buzzer_command() | iso7816:apdu_cmd()
felica_subtype() = felica212k | felica424k
get_ats_command() = get_ats
Retrieve an NFC card's Answer to Select (ATS) value.
get_ats_reply() = {ok, binary()} | {error, term()}
get_firmware_version_command() = get_firmware_version
Retrieves the firmware version.
get_firmware_version_reply() = {ok, binary()} | {error, term()}
Binary will contain an ASCII string like "ACR122U201".
get_uid_command() = get_uid
Retrieve an NFC card's UID or serial number.
get_uid_reply() = {ok, binary()} | {error, term()}
led_buzzer_command() = {led_buzzer, Repeats::integer(), Initial::led_buzzer_state(), Final::led_buzzer_state()}
Control the LEDs and buzzer on the reader. This command will induce a repeating, alternating pattern between two states (initial and final), and then leave the LED and buzzer in the "final" state.
For example, to make the red LED turn on and stay on, use:
{led_buzzer, 1, #{}, #{red => on}}
To make the red LED blink on and off 3 times at 200ms intervals, and then
stay off at the end, use:
{led_buzzer, 3, #{red => on, for => 200}, #{red => off, for => 200}}
To make the green LED flash once for 200ms and sound the buzzer, then turn
off and stay off, use:
{led_buzzer, 1, #{green => on, buzz => true, for => 200}, #{green => off}}
led_buzzer_reply() = ok | {error, term()}
led_buzzer_state() = #{red => on | off, green => on | off, for => msec(), buzz => boolean()}
mifare_subtype() = mifare1k | mifare4k | ultralight | mini
msec() = integer()
reply() = get_firmware_version_reply() | get_ats_reply() | get_uid_reply() | set_auto_buzzer_reply() | led_buzzer_reply() | iso7816:apdu_reply()
set_auto_buzzer_command() = {set_auto_buzzer, on | off}
Set whether the reader will sound its buzzer automatically when an NFC card is detected.
set_auto_buzzer_reply() = ok | {error, term()}
| classify_emulated_atr/1 | Takes a decoded ATR and classifies whether it is one of the "emulated" card types which does not accept ISO7816 APDUs (but the ACR122U will translate certain APDUs for us). |
classify_emulated_atr(X1::iso7816:atr_info()) -> not_emulated | unknown | {mifare, mifare_subtype()} | topaz_jewel | {felica, felica_subtype()}
Takes a decoded ATR and classifies whether it is one of the "emulated" card types which does not accept ISO7816 APDUs (but the ACR122U will translate certain APDUs for us).
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