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• Does SONY NFC RC-S380 player by sending the APDU JCOP on Windows 10 cards?

  SONY NFC Port/PaSoRi, driver version 1.4.2.5, date: 16/07/2015 with Windows 10 build 10240.

  Running an application Windows 10 UWP.

  Device ID \\?\SWD#ScDeviceEnum#4_Sony_FeliCa_Port#PaSoRi_3.0_0#{deebe6ad-9e01-47e2-a3b2-a66aa2c036c9}

  Device survey exception System.Exception: the request is not supported. (Exception from HRESULT: 0 x 80070032) to SmartCardConnection.TransmitAsync ().

  Does the player sending the APDU JCOP on Windows 10 cards?

  Resolved,

  Need of T = CL option selected in the NFC Port/PaSoRi Control Panel

• service tag and nfc without head

  Is it possible assigned to an application when a service without head bed tag nfc with specific information?

  Just to add to the response from Marc that I would be interested to know what use cases you have in mind that you think would require you to have access to an NFC tag from an application without a head.

  The nature of the NFC as a short-range radio link forced use cases to those where the end-user must take physical measures to "tap" of the handset in a NFC tag, an NFC reader, or even another NFC device. NFC use cases generally require an element of interaction with an application through the user interface - for example, it would be unacceptable and illegal to allow an application to approve a purchase of credit card contactless without verifiable consent from the user. For this reason, NFC apis and radio, are usually fully accessible only when the application is in the foreground. NFC is also tightly integrated with the framework of the call that allows the OS to launch the appropriate application in the detection of an NFC event plan so the need to use an application without a head is not necessary.

• Photo in private closed tags - Sony a7

  Anyone know if it is possible to add a hearing in camera tag for example a name or initials in the metadata for a photo (s). My wife and I as well use our new Sony a7 (which we like) and would like to be able to know who took us a particular picture (taken once in many, on a trip for example).  If it's in the settings, I can't find it? Thank you!

  We have no information about the updates planned for the camera. We appreciate your this bring to our attention and be assured that your comments to our team of engineers for review.

• NFC allows to open my application?

  Hello
  I'm new on using NFC.
  I have so much to read a label and to write to a tag (learned the post official supportforums.blackberry on NFC)
  ...

  However this is question is "how to open my application when the NFC is triggered.
  say that I write the following string in my tags "myAppName_ [id]: url = 1".
  where "myAppName_ [id]" is unique.

  So the problem is that after reading any tag, I have a DIALOGUE BOX WILL pop up that contains the data of the nfc.
  is there a way to open my application instead of get this DIALOG box?

  same question in terms (sorry because I am not knowing how to express myself as well):
  Is it possible to open my app (or bring to foreground to background), after reading and verification (check via myfunction which will ensure that this tag is mine!) the tag (using NFC).

  Hello

  Yes, using a custom type is a good idea. Note that it is always "NDEF" If... the NDEF format allows you to define your own types. But since no other type will know what you invented, that your application is registered.

  BlueTooth scenario is a little different. It's something called transfer of connection. It is triggered by the camera during certain types of message NDEF are produced automatically, and usually the NDEF message is forwarded using the so-called SNEP (Simple NDEF Exchange Protocol) instead of standard tag reading... the difference being that the SNEP is a protocol of peer-to-peer. I don't worry about this if I were you, because I don't think it's important for your goal.

  Invent your own type. You need a value type and domain, and then specify when you sign up as a single separate string by a ': ', for example:

  com Martin: special_type

  If your code might look like this:

  ReaderWriterManager nfcManager = ReaderWriterManager.getInstance ();
  nfcManager.addNDEFMessageListener (listener,
  NDEFRecord.TNF_EXTERNAL, 'com.martin:special_type');

  Good luck

  Martin

• Near Field Communication (NFC) SONY brand player for labview

  I need to read/write data to an RFID tag using the Sony USB brand NFC player. May I know Labview supports NFC feature and how does it work?

  The only way that the pilot would be listed in MAX is if it emulates a serial port or create you your own with the Assistant VISA. Creation of a using the wizard is useful if you have details on the low level protocol. You certainly have listed in MAX to use it.

• NFC connect A7r Sony Z, keep the DIRECT connection

  NFC connect A7r to Sony Z,

  Connecting the A7r via WPS to my Access Point is easy (PlayMemories APPS updates) and Sony Z AP...

  BUT the connection the A7r NFC and Sony Z looks "Clunky" (too many button pushes. and he DOES NOT.)

  I want to do is KEEP the connection beteen the A7r and Sony Z... Then

  When I shoot, choose which photos to the smartphone (pressing the Fn button in review)...  It comes automatically if POSTER on the Smartphone in VGA size ONLY, FULL screen.

  * It is so someone with my phone can simply DISPLAY the photos, (FULL SCREEN), only one of the I want to see... As I draw.

  I would also like the Sony Z to automatically send a copy of it on my site PlayMemories.   VGA JPG only.

  All new photos taken off the coast of the Z and downloaded off the A7r shots.

  Thanks for the help

  Unfortunately you can not do with NFC. The way this works is as a "bundle" of data straight from point A to point B. There is no way to keep it continues as a bluetooth connection.

  A work around would be to install the PlayMemories Online application and then connect your camera into wifi... take a photo, do autosync to the cloud, and then have your phone autosync in the cloud so you get a copy.

  Because I don't have a sony Z, I have to ask, can you put your phone in mode 'hotspot '?

• Instead of storing data on an NFC Tag Evernote is started

  I wrote an application that stores data on the NFC tags. That worked very well until I installed Evernote. Instead of display the NFC sharing dialog box now Evernote is started. When I remove Evernote everything works fine. I think I had already Evernote installed before updating the OS 10.2.1 and at that time there NFC sharing worked. But I'm not really sure about this.

  That's what I do:

  const char * Settings::NfcNdefCustomDomain = "ts.klaus.de";
  const char * Settings::NfcNdefCustomType = "1";

  InvokeManager invokeManager;

  Application of InvokeRequest;
  request.setAction ("bb.action.SHARE");

  request.setMimeType("application/vnd.rim.nfc.ndef");

  QVariant domain (Settings::NfcNdefCustomDomain);
  QVariant type (Settings::NfcNdefCustomType);
  QString message ( );

  Happy QVariant (message);

  _ndefFactory = NdefFactory::getInstance();

  QByteArray data (_ndefFactory-> getNdefCustomMessage (domain, content type));
  request.setData (data);
  invokeManager.invoke (request);

  EverNote saves for sharing of the NFC?

  Any idea?

  Problem solved by adding:

  request.setTarget ("sys. NFCViewer");

  See https://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/cascades/device_platform/invocation/nfc.html for more details.

  BTW: The sample App NFCToolLite has a similar problem. At least is it a dialog box that is displayed when you choose between NFC, Skype or Evernote. I have no idea why Skype or Evernote are trying to get applications for Division of the NFC.

• NFC - interception unsupported Tags Event - UID reading only

  Hi, I worked on a few ideas of NFC where I find that I am running in unsupported tags.  Like the classic Mifare 1 K

  (NTAG06)

  Ideally I need only UID of these and I can move forward.  My understanding is that it is ultimately in the negotiation of the initial Protocol of LLCP?

  I read a lot of great posts on NFC with waterfalls, which led me to see that I need to the native library of the nfc to reach probably catch the event.

  My main question is how / where I hang for the event "tag empty or not supported"?

  My goal is to save my application for the event of invocation, but the record seems to imply that the MIME type will be together...

  Can anyone provide a reference for the serial number of an unsupported tag before trying to treat a NDEF or knowledge Mime?

  THX

  Neil

  OK I figured it (this always happens after I post...)

  OK the place to get the UID to any Mifare Classic 1 K can be demonstrated in the application of the NFC tool when you sign up for a reading for 14443 (example of the GVB transport card)

  There is a check it for variants...

  In the "else" of the audit of the variant, you can just run displayTagInformation (target, false);

  This will then display it...

  The direct method is the snage it the nfc_event for the 14443 scan using (nfc_get_tag_id) and pass the appropriate parameters to fill a table/buffer ID.

  The NDEF is Mifare classic mistake - but if you write a cloud apps like me then a UID is all that is necessary.

  Neil

• [Issue] How data is transferred when you use BlackBerry (NFC) Tag? WiFi Direct? Bluetooth 2.1? Bluetooth 3.0?

  Hello

  I saw a bunch of videos of demonstration of tag BlackBerry of all the cool things you can do with the NFC, but it wondered, what happens if all my other antenas wireless, WiFi and Bluetooth, are out of?

  NFC can be used to transfer data, but it is not good for large quantities. I looked a little further and I found this cool video showing the difference to use Bluetooth 2.1, Bluetooth 3.0 high speed and Wifi Direct to transfer large files, such as videos. BB10 already does support Wifi Direct? Bluetooth 3.0 high speed?

  I hope that BB10 supports ALL the performance and maximum compatibility.

  I don't know where to post this question so here's. Please move was a better place. I think that the community needs a session of general development for wider issues.

  See you soon!

  Hello

  Tag BlackBerry, and the APIs available for developers will automatically perform the best way to transfer the data. NFC supports something called "connect transfer" and are the largest payloads or certain types of data (photos, for example) rather than by peer-to-peer NFC, NFC mode data transfer is just used to negotiate alternative transport. In the case of the BlackBerry smart phones, this alternative will be bluetooth.

  For users of touch devices, there is a brief 'conversation' between the devices on the NFC and this translates into a bluetooth connection set up and data transfer initiated through the bluetooth connection faster. This is all without the usual matching process. After reaching the stage of bluetooth devices need closer will be of course.

  The same principle applies to both 7 BlackBerry and BlackBerry 10. In fact talk us a bit about this in our latest article on BlackBerry 10 NFC API:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/native-development/BlackBerry-10-sharing-using-NfcShareManage...

  I hope this helps.

  For more information on see NFC:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/NFC-article-and-code-index/Ta-p/1538775

• UID for the emulation of the NFC Mifare Tag

  Hello

  I am looking for documentation to use BlackBerry NFC in my company access control...

  If anyone can help me, I appreciate...

  I can emulate a tag 14444TypeA tag, but whenever I want to read all UID, I can get is the RID...

  With this, it is impossible to use the BB in access control once the number is never the same...

  When I read that the emulated card into a reader, the listener to recall is launched, but access control readers never happens...

  Thank you

  Hello

  You will not be able to use the SIM card without the agreement of the carrier which is owner of the SIM card. Range of active NFC devices BlackBerry has an element of internal security, which is integrated. You need permission from RIM to use however.

  In addition, I suspect that develop a HID iClass emulation is much more complex that simply mimic ID card you must understand the Protocol system and help used between the 'map' and the reader. It is openly published or private HID, you will need to put in place. This URL is for developers and can be a start:

  http://www.hidglobal.com/main/developers/SIO-processor/

• How detect the NFC tags and features?

  Hi all

  Does anyone know how to connect with NFC Tag. I want to apply as if we put my phone blackberry on NFC tag while entering the call. So my request should end this call and send an sms to the caller.

  Please let me know if anyone has an idea about this Protocol of NFC tag. How detect the NFC tags and features?

  Thank you & best regards

  Neeraj Chauhan

  Hi Neeraj

  There is a code library and items at your disposal. An article is precisely tag reading and writing, and there is an application open source in our GitHub repo.

  See the next page for a list of all of our resources for NFC developers:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/NFC-article-and-code-index/Ta-p/1538775

  Concerning

  mwoolley

• Noise of tag NFC 9350 blackBerry Smartphones

  I just got my curve Tuesday, and my tags came today. I know it's a minor problem, but it bothers me. If I have the box ticked or not, my phone only vibrates when I scan a tag. It doesn't make a noise. Any ideas?

  After talking with the sponsor, audible notification will be added to the next version of NFC shortcuts.

• NFC tags low level read/write operations

  Hello
  
  I know it's little bit offtopic question - but since you are experts in the field I will try you may ask a simple question:
  
  1 / I want to know what protocol is used to read/write for the NFC operations, tags are used. According to my understanding after that the label is placed on the NFC (NFC, USB drive phone) reader, it is powered and set to the ready state. The application protocol for read-write operation is used. As I think that the format and content of the commands used to read/write is not specified in the ISO 14443 and it is based on a material/manufacturer and will be different for FeliCa, Mifare, Innovision, etc tags, so there is no way how to handle read/write NFC tags with unique implementation operations. This hypothesis is correct?
  
  2 / are there tags, that supports the 4 7816 APDU commands for read/write operations?
  
  
  Thanks for the reply
  Kind regards
  STeN

  Hello

  To read the NFC forum specifications. It will be better explained than by me.

  several protocols are used according to the contactless front-end configuration and capabilities. It includes ISO14443-A, ISO14443-B and Felica. Sometimes the other protocols are also available, for example Innovatron (not Innovision lol)

  Mifare is not a Protocol, it is a line of NXP products. These products use the lower layers of the ISO14443-A protocol specification.

  There are 4 types of tags

  (1) using the lower layers of the ISO14443-A
  (2) using the lower layers of the ISO14443-B
  (3) something related to felica?
  don't know exactly on these 3, you should read the specs. Everything is clearly understandable, not like ETSI.

  (4) something using commands ISO7816-4 on top A ISO14443 or B or others. You must SELECT, BINARY, BINARY update READ. You can implement using javacard, I did it and it works. You need two binary files, which can be hard-coded.

  Concerning
  Sébastien

• I need help with the NFC for my sony vaio

  Hello

  I have a Sony Vaio third generation touch screen processor i5. I have a problem with the beam of the nfc. On the screen of my phone, it shows you device does not support this file. Could someone help me?

  Salvation is can you provide the model name of your VAIO computer?