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Type 4B Tag PlatformParam 4The Param 4 byte codes the DID as shown in Table 78.Table 78: Format of Param 4 of the ATTRIB Commandb8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 Meaning0 0 0 0 RFUx x x x DIDRequirements 158: Format of Param 4 of the ATTRIB CommandPoll Mode12.6.1.18 The NFC Forum Device MUST setthe DID field to a value between 0and 14.Listen Mode12.6.1.19 The NFC Forum Device MUST beready to receive a DID field with avalue between 0 and 14.Listen ModeRequirements 159: Listen Mode Handling of RFU Value of DID12.6.1.20 The NFC Device in Listen Mode MUST ignore and not answer the ATTRIBcommand when received value of DID = 15.Higher layer – INFThe Higher layer – INF field may include any higher layer Command transferable as INF field inthe Half-Duplex Block Transmission protocol, as defined in Section 13.Requirements 160: Higher Layer – INFPoll ModeAn NFC Forum Device in Poll Mode MAYinclude a higher layer Command in the Higherlayer – INF field.Listen Mode12.6.1.21 The NFC Forum Device MUST beready to receive an ATTRIBCommand with or without Higherlayer – INF field.12.6.2 ATTRIB ResponseAn NFC Forum Device in Listen Mode answers to an ATTRIB Command with the formatdescribed in Table 79. A Valid Response to an ATTRIB Command is the means for an NFCForum Device in Poll Mode to verify that activation of the NFC Forum Device in Listen Modehas been successful.Byte 1Table 79: ATTRIB Response FormatByte 2 – 2+n-1MBLI DID Higher layer – ResponseNFC Digital Protocol Page 125
Type 4B Tag PlatformThe least significant nibble (b4 to b1) of Byte 1 contains the returned DID.Requirements 161: DID in ATTRIB ResponsePoll Mode12.6.2.1 The NFC Forum Device MUSTbe ready to receive a DID fieldwith 0 or the same value as sentbefore in the DID field of theATTRIB Command.The NFC Forum Device MAY treat a DIDfield with a different value as Protocol Error.Listen Mode12.6.2.2 The NFC Forum Device MUSTset the DID in the ATTRIBResponse to the same value asreceived in the DID field of thepreceding ATTRIB Command.If the DID is not supported by theNFC Forum Device, it MUST setthe DID to 0.NOTEA valid answer (same DID and valid CRC_B) to an ATTRIB command is the waythat an NFC Forum Device in Poll Mode verifies that the NFC Forum Device inListen Mode has been selected successfully.• The most significant nibble (b8 to b5) of Byte 1 codes the Maximum Buffer Length Index(MBLI). It is used by the NFC Forum Device in Listen Mode to inform the NFC ForumDevice in Poll Mode about its Maximum Buffer Length (MBL) to receive chained frames.The coding of MBLI is:• MBLI = 0 means that the NFC Forum Device in Listen Mode provides no informationabout its internal input buffer size.• MBLI > 0 is used to calculate the actual internal maximum buffer length (MBL)calculated with the following formula:MBL = FSC x 2 MBLI-1• The Higher layer – Response field includes the answer to the higher layer Command includedin the Higher layer – INF field of the ATTRIB Command.Requirements 162: Higher Layer – ResponsePoll Mode12.6.2.3 The NFC Forum Device MUST beready to receive an ATTRIBResponse with or without a Higher– layer INF field in response to anATTRIB Command with Higher –layer INF field.Listen Mode12.6.2.4 The NFC Forum Device MUSTrespond with an empty Higherlayer – Response to an ATTRIBCommand without Higher layer –INF field.The NFC Forum Device MAY respond with aHigher layer – Response to an ATTRIBCommand with Higher layer – INF field.The NFC Forum Device MAY also respondwith an empty Higher layer – Response to anATTRIB Command with Higher layer – INFfield, indicating that the Higher layerCommand is not supported.NFC Digital Protocol Page 126
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