Quote from: Dare on August 30, 2013, 08:13:17 AM

NFC would probably be easier than USB, at least for Android. Do you have a link to the documentation for the basiccard library? I found the library itself, but it didn't seem to have docs included (though I haven't installed it yet). If the library is for the card reader, then it could be difficult, but if it's just for NFC communication with the card then it should run without needing much (if any) porting.

I dont have docs for the java lib. But supposedly it hides the T1 smartcard protocol. Let me know if the library does not support NFC I will write ZC for more information.
I would advise you look inside the code, ZC usually comments and describe their code a lot.

Theres also the basicNFC doc someone here mentioned. Apparently the card fakes being an NFC Tag type 4.

Are you starting on the project then?

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Quote from: daybyter on August 30, 2013, 08:03:25 AM

So you want to use an 'empty' card and set all the user data via smartphone?

But there is already an app running on the card? So sending bytes would be enough to set the data?

The card has its own data and program (I assume it will be powered by the NFC also).

If you can send bytes and get the card to see it as a normal terminal command call that is also fine. But the card uses the T1 one protocol... I think it would be a pain to write that and other things from scratch.