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<strong>ACG</strong> <strong>HF</strong> <strong>Multi</strong> <strong>ISO</strong> <strong>RFID</strong> <strong>Reader</strong> V1.0<br />

13.6.3 Create a value file<br />

Basically, each application is created in the same way. The access rights of an<br />

application can be adjusted to freeze the application organization. In this case, a<br />

login to the application is needed to make any changes to the application.<br />

Regardless of the application access rights, a file can be selected using its ID. Before<br />

accessing a secured file, a login to the application is needed. A successful login<br />

allows changing all the files in the application that use the same key.<br />

A value file has a special structure. If a value file is changed the changes are only<br />

accepted after a commit transaction command. This feature allows modifying several<br />

files of an application and changing all the contents at the same time.<br />

The following example illustrates the creation of a value file using DES encipher.<br />

Command<br />

s<br />

f1200000000000000000000000000<br />

0000000000<br />

Answer<br />

04E10E00000000<br />

activate card<br />

L<br />

login to application 0<br />

f06050000110F01 00<br />

create application with ID 000011<br />

f0408000011 00<br />

select application with ID 000011<br />

f12110003000000000000FFFFFF<br />

7Ff5555555500<br />

00<br />

create value file with initial value<br />

55555555 with ID 00. File is secured<br />

with DES encipher<br />

Figure 13-4: Create a plain standard data file on a DESFire card<br />

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