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3.21 Writing a Data Block of an ISO 15693 Transponder
This command is used to write a data block of a known (UID) ISO 15693
transponder. Note that the number of bytes of a block depends on the
transponder type; for example, the ICODE2 transponder is organized in blocks
of 4 bytes, the MB89R118 transponder is organized in blocks of 8 bytes, for
more details see the specific transponder data sheet.
Byte Value Description Notes
1 0x12 Command code
1+1 0x.. Transponder UID, 1 st byte
1+i 0x.. Transponder UID, i th byte i < 8
1+8 0x.. Transponder UID, 8 th byte
10 0x.. Block number
Max value depends on the
specific transponder
10+1 0x.. Data to be written in the block, 1 st byte
10+i Data to be written in the block, i th byte i < n
10+n Data to be written in the block, n th byte n depends on the specific
transponder
If the command is not successfully executed, the answer is given in short form
through the ‘reply ack’ / ‘reply nak’ flags; otherwise, the BLUEBOX answers,
a) if the addressed transponder is not present:
Byte Value Description Notes
1 0x12 Command code
2 0x01 Status no transponder
b) if the addressed transponder do not support the requested block or if some
error is occurred during the transaction:
Byte Value Description Notes
1 0x12 Command code
2 0x02 Status block not supported or errors
c) if the addressed transponder is present and the block has been correctly
written:
Byte Value Description Notes
1 0x12 Command code
2 0x00 Status ok block successfully written