User Manual
Table Of Contents
- E7 IC Card Reader Introduction
- 1.1 Overview
- 1.2 Features
- 1.3 Device Interface
- 1.4 Peader Packing List
- 1.5 Software
- 1.6 Reader Type Description
- 1.7 Function Instruction
- 1.8 API Function List
- Common Functions
- Device Function
- Keyboard Specific Functions
- S50 card functions
- S70 card specific function
- Ultralight card specific function
- Ultralight-C card specific function
- Mifare pro card specific function
- Mifare PLUS card specific function
- Contactless CPU card(ISO14443) specific function
- Desfire card specific function
- CPU(SAM) card specific functions
- 4442 card-specific functions
- 4428 Card-Specific Functions
- 1.9 Error codes and Meanings
- 2. API Function
- 2.1 Common Functions
- 2.2 Device Functions
- 2.3 Keyboard Special Functions
- 2.4 S50(M1)Functions
- 2.5 S70 card specific function
- 2.6 Ultralight card specific function
- 2.7 Ultralight-Ccard specific function
- 2.8 Mifare Pro card specific function
- 2.9 Contactless CPU card(ISO1443) specific functi
- 2.10 Desfirecard specific function
- 2.11 Mifare Plus card specific function
- 2.12 CPU(SAM)Functions
- 2.13 SLE4442 special Functions
- 2.14 SLE4428 special Functions
- 3.MIFARE ONE Card Structure
- 4.Appendix

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icdev: Value of Device Handle.
_Adr: The starting address to read
_Data: Returned data
length: length of returned data
Return Value
0 if successful; otherwise, Nonzero.
Example
//to read 20 bytes starting from address 0
int st;
unsigned char rbuf[300]={0};
st= fw_read_4428(icdev,0,rbuf,20);
remark
1: the value of length should be less than 1024, otherwise reading card will fail.
2: the parameters _Adr should be less than 1023;
int fw_write_4428(int icdev,unsigned int _Adr,unsigned char *_Data,int length);
Description
Write data to 4428 card
Parameters
icdev: Value of Device Handle.
_Adr: The starting address of written data
_Data: data to be written
length: length of written data
Return Value
0 if successful; otherwise, Nonzero.
Example
//write 4 bytes starting from address 0x30
int st;
unsigned char sbuf[4]={0x01,0x02,0x03,0x04};
st= fw_write_4428(icdev,0x30,sbuf,4);
remark
1:Parameter _Adr should value between 0x0 and 0x3ff;
2: the value of parameter length should be less than the actual length of data
to be written;
int fw_getProtectData_4428(int icdev,unsigned int _Adr,unsigned char *_Data,int
length);
Description
Read protected bit
Parameters
icdev: Value of Device Handle.
_Adr: The starting address of read data
_Data: returned protected bit
length: the length to read
Return Value
0 if successful; otherwise, Nonzero.