Card data usage mode: MIFARE Classic - Step-by-Step WO

  1. SmartIntego-Tool (WO) opened.
  2. Card Configuration selected.
  1. From the drop-down menuCard data, selectSI-Tool: Card data - Data from Setup [offen].
  2. Specify the number of card configurations (card setups) used in the system (up to 5).
  3. In the dropdown menu Card type select the entry SI-Tool: Card type - MIFARE Classic [offen].
  5. Enter the card parameters in the area SI-Tool: Kartenkonfiguration - Card parameters [offen] in order to be able to read the card data. These settings are specified by the integrator (see alsoEntering card data).
  6. In the section, SI-Tool: Kartenmanagement - LOcation if the data (e.g. card ID) [offen] specify where the data is located on the card (see table). These settings are specified by the integrator.
  7. Repeat steps 3, 4 and 5 for all cards with other MIFARE Classic data records.
  8. Assign a password (see Protecting card configuration).
  9. Unintentional changes excluded.

Data to be entered:

  • MAD or sector based
  • Readkey to read the data (read and write keys are sometimes the same)
  • Selection of key (A or B)
  • MAD AID: If "MAD is used" = 1
  • Sector List: If "MAD is used" = 0 (sector in which the ID of the card is located)

The locking device should not read out the entire data record of the card. It only requires a number (max. 32 bytes) that uniquely identifies the card. In the area SI-Tool: Kartenmanagement - LOcation if the data (e.g. card ID) [offen] you specify which related data should be read out from the locking device.

SI-Tool: Kartenkonfiguration - Offset Online Connection (Bytes) [offen]

SI-Tool: Kartenkonfiguration - Length Online Connection (Bytes) [offen]

SI-Tool: Kartenkonfiguration - Offset Whitelist (Bytes) [offen]

SI-Tool: Kartenkonfiguration - Length Whitelist (Bytes) [offen]

  • Specifies from which byte the data is read.
  • Use for online access
  • Specifies how many bytes of the data are read.
  • Use for online access
  • Specifies from which byte the data is read.
  • Use for whitelist access
  • Specifies how many bytes of the data are read.
  • Use for whitelist access

The exact parameters can be found in the documentation of your integrator system.