RFID tracking with mbed & RS-EDP reference design

Dependencies:   RWDModule mbed SDCard

mifare/RWDMifare.h

Committer:
donatien
Date:
2010-07-28
Revision:
0:fd63457452f4

File content as of revision 0:fd63457452f4:

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/*
This is a specific and quick implementation for the Mifare MicroRWD modules.
The class configures the reader for Mifare operation and can poll for UIDs.
*/

#ifndef RWD_MIFARE_H
#define RWD_MIFARE_H

#include "mbed.h"
#include "RWDModule.h"

class RWDMifare : public RWDModule
{
public:
  RWDMifare(PinName tx, PinName rx, PinName cts);
  virtual ~RWDMifare();
  
  enum RWDMifareErr
  {
    MIFARE_OK, //No error
    MIFARE_HW, //Hardware-specific error
    MIFARE_NOCARD, //No card in field
    MIFARE_WRONGKEY //Key is not valid (for auth command)
  };

  //Initialize the reader to operate in Mifare mode
  RWDMifareErr init();
  
  //Checks if a card is present, and if so gets its UID
  //Returns UID length as well (4, 7, or 10-bytes long)
  RWDMifareErr getUID(uint8_t* pUID, size_t* pLen); //pUID must be at least 10-bytes long

};

#endif