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Visitor II
February 4, 2014
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difference ReadBinary() to ExtendedReadBinary()

  • February 4, 2014
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Posted on February 04, 2014 at 16:21

hi ,

What is the main difference between   ReadBinary()  to ExtendedReadBinary()  ?

for what i understand is that ExtendedReadBinary() ignore Message length  (but still reside in the Memory address).

is this the only difference ?

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    Best answer by Anais GALLIGANI
    Posted on February 07, 2014 at 18:01

    Hi ,

    ReadBinary command only allows to read the NDEF message of the file (limit is given in NDEF message length = 2 first bytes of the file).  But this lets unused memory area at the end of the NDEF file.

    To be able to read beyond NDEF message, M24SRxx-Y products offer a proprietary command: ExtendedReadBinary command.

    This command can read the bytes beyond NDEF message, until the end of the file.

    I hope this is clear,

    Best regards,

    Have a nice day,

    ST NFC/RFID Dynamic tag support

    hi ,

    What is the main difference between   ReadBinary()  to ExtendedReadBinary()  ?

    for what i understand is that ExtendedReadBinary() ignore Message length  (but still reside in the Memory address).

    is this the only difference ?

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    Visitor II
    February 7, 2014
    Posted on February 07, 2014 at 18:01

    Hi ,

    ReadBinary command only allows to read the NDEF message of the file (limit is given in NDEF message length = 2 first bytes of the file).  But this lets unused memory area at the end of the NDEF file.

    To be able to read beyond NDEF message, M24SRxx-Y products offer a proprietary command: ExtendedReadBinary command.

    This command can read the bytes beyond NDEF message, until the end of the file.

    I hope this is clear,

    Best regards,

    Have a nice day,

    ST NFC/RFID Dynamic tag support

    hi ,

    What is the main difference between   ReadBinary()  to ExtendedReadBinary()  ?

    for what i understand is that ExtendedReadBinary() ignore Message length  (but still reside in the Memory address).

    is this the only difference ?