Siemens CX70 Emoty - User Manual

Siemens CX70 Emoty

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – NFC Experience; NFC at FHNW; NFC was included in a removable cover
  • Page 3 – AGENDA
  • Page 4 – What is NFC; Communication roles:
  • Page 5 – NFC Device Operating Modes; No need to launch an application
  • Page 6 – Bidirectional P2P connection to exchange data between devices
  • Page 7 – Tag Emulation
  • Page 8 – Android and NFC; Android Gingerbread; Nexus S
  • Page 10 – NDEF; Container format to store NFC data in NFC tags
  • Page 11 – NdefMessage; Represents an NDEF (NFC Data Exchange Format) data message; NdefRecord; Represents a NDEF record and always contains
  • Page 12 – TNF Types
  • Page 15 – NDEF Record Layout; CF = initial or middle chunk of a chunked record
  • Page 16 – Mifare Tag with NDEF message
  • Page 18 – Reading NDEF Messages; Permission to access the NFC hardware
  • Page 19 – Intent Filter and Data Field; Scheme mandatory
  • Page 21 – Writing NDEF Messages
  • Page 22 – Prerequisites; Pushing activity must be in the foreground; Remarks
  • Page 25 – Beyond NDEF; Specifications; Classes to expose technology specific functionality (
  • Page 27 – Tag Technology Access
  • Page 29 – Tag Technology Dispatching
  • Page 31 – Tag Dispatching
  • Page 33 – Applications; NFC Tag Info; Displays card information
  • Page 34 – NXP Tag Writer; Supports Reading & Viewing content of a tag
  • Page 35 – WiFiTap
  • Page 37 – Secure Element; Secure Storage in NFC device
  • Page 38 – removable
  • Page 40 – Self Service Shopping
  • Page 41 – Facts; Mobile Payment Solution Provider
  • Page 42 – Self Service Shopping: Secure Payment
  • Page 43 – Communication with the Applet with APDU commands
  • Page 45 – JavaCard TX Signing Applet; Applet implements APDU commands
  • Page 47 – OTA Loader
  • Page 48 – Proxy between Server and SE; Proxy may be started by a push SMS; OTAProxy; APDU
  • Page 49 – OTA Loader: Proxy main loop
  • Page 50 – Google Wallet; Mobile Payment System
  • Page 51 – Open Questions
  • Page 52 – Security
  • Page 53 – NFC Next Steps; Buy Nexus S and upgrade to Android 2.3.4
  • Page 54 – Steinackerstrasse 5
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NFC with Android

Near Field Communication with Android

Dominik Gruntz

University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland, Brugg-Windisch

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Summary

Page 2 - NFC Experience; NFC at FHNW; NFC was included in a removable cover

NFC Experience NFC at FHNW > 2005/06 First NFC demonstrator (with Siemens CX70 Emoty) – NFC was included in a removable cover > 2009/10 Mobile Payment project (Nokia 6131 NFC, S40 Phone) – touch'n'pay Self Service Shop – Supported by the Hasler foundation – NFC Forum competition: First price i...

Page 3 - AGENDA

3 AGENDA > What is NFC > NFC with Android: Reading & Writing NDEF Messages > NFC with Android: Beyond NDEF > NFC with Android: Applications > NFC Secure Element > NFC Use Case: Self Service Shopping

Page 4 - What is NFC; Communication roles:

What is NFC NFC (Near Field Communication) > Communication technology based on radio waves at 13.56 MHz frequency > Short range (<= 10 cm theoretical, 1-4 cm typical) > Low speed (106 / 216 / 414 kbps) > Low friction setup (no discovery, no pairing) – Setup-time < 0.1 Sec > Comm...

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