Hi Fabio,
I'm using this in java accessspec xml and work fine for me:
<AccessCommand>
<C1G2TagSpec>
<C1G2TargetTag>
<MB>2</MB>
<Match>true</Match>
<Pointer>32</Pointer>
<!--GID-96 looks like hex 300035 -->
<!-- Use the mask so the 11 remaining PC bits are don't
care -->
<TagMask>ffffffffffffffffffffffff</TagMask>
<TagData>100000000000000000000001</TagData>
</C1G2TargetTag>
</C1G2TagSpec>
<!--read the first two words of user memory-->
<C1G2Write>
<OpSpecID>1</OpSpecID>
<AccessPassword>0</AccessPassword>
<MB>2</MB>
<WordPointer>2</WordPointer>
<WriteData>0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0002</WriteData>
</C1G2Write>
</AccessCommand>
Att.
Luciano
2010/1/5 Fabio Bondioli <[email protected]>
> Hi,
> I'm new to this list and I wrote because I found an annoiyng behaviour
> with the java toolkit.
>
> When creating AccessSpec, it seems that the TwoBitField Class used to
> parse the MB parameter for C1G2TargetTag, C1G2Write, C1G2Read, ecc is
> wrong in regarding the bit order.
>
> Specifyng a MB value of "2" refers to the EPC bank while an MB value of
> "1" refers to the "TID" bank but it's supposed to be the exact opposite.
> The "bug" appears both creating objects from java code and from xml code.
> This bug appears also when using the fosstrak llrp commander plugin.
>
> All the example I found on Internet (no one in java but the xml should
> be the same, no?) use "1" as MB parameter for EPC bank and "2" for TID
> bank.
>
> So it's this really a bug or I've missed somethig?
>
> Thanks for any reply
>
> Best Regards
> Fabio
>
>
>
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