Write on the PCF7935

[youns]

Hello everyone,

   I have the RWprog + 2.11 and RWprog box, reading the transpondeuur is no problem but against writing is not done at all ...
The write on the buffer works but on the PCF7935 "write error" ...

Do you have a solution ?

THANKS

[youns]

its possible de re write to PC7935 already programming ?

where i must write in the PCF7935 empty ?

thank you

[youns]

write byte or write block are OK but write i do no get

******** PIT. Begin Writing Byte(s)...(05/07/2018 At: 16:04:02)
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 00 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 01 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 02 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 03 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 04 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 05 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 06 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 07 Data: 00
Successfully.
Write Byte... Block: 00 Address: 08 Data: 00
Successfully.
******** PIT. End Writing Byte(s). (05/07/2018 At: 16:04:25)

******** PIT. Begin Writing Byte(s)...(05/07/2018 At: 16:05:23)
******** PIT. End Writing Byte(s). (05/07/2018 At: 16:05:25)

[Daniulis]

By default, in delivery state the PCF7935 allows unrestricted reading as well as writing. However, a transponder allows user to activate password protection. In this case the writing will be restricted by password confirmation. It is impossible to write the protected transponder without knowing a valid password. The field with seven bytes is a password area where an user must enter the valid password during writing operations. The PCF7935 transponder holds the password data at address 0 in memory array. If an user decides to activate the password protection, he needs firstly to write it in the transponder memory, for this the password must be entered in hex editor at address 0. For your comfort the password area has the "Copy from Editor" button. Clicking on the button the program copies data from hex editor at address 0 into the password window, so you needn't to type the password twice.

[youns]

thanks for your reply my friend;

watch the video please, I do not know if I'm ok

https://youtu.be/LiorArCAp28


Thank you

[youns]

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please