Description

RFiDGear is a RFID / NFC frontend for Microsoft Windows 7 and above to Read / Modify / Write RFiD Tags. It’s written in C# using the MVVM Pattern.

The localized German help highlights that tasks are the core unit of work. Each task carries an execution index, a user-defined label, and an internally stored error code. Tasks can optionally depend on the result of an earlier task before running, and they may be executed individually, in batches, or automatically when a new chip is detected.

Available task types span device-independent helpers (PDF form filling and if/then logic), chip-generic checks (UID and chip-type validation), and rich MIFARE operations. MIFARE Classic tasks cover reading, writing, and checking whether a sector is unused. DESFire support includes application existence checks; PICC-level operations such as master key changes and formatting; application creation, key changes, deletion, and authentication; and file creation, writes, reads, and deletions.

System Requirements

• Microsoft Windows 7 or newer
• At least one PC/SC-compatible encoder (tested examples include HID/Omnikey 5x21 devices, Sciel SCL3711, and ACR 122U)
• The bundled LibLogicalAccess provider stack v3.6.0 or newer

Supported Readers and Chips

Because the application uses the LibLogicalAccess Library from ISLog, various Readers are Supported. Each Reader Device is encapsulated within a List of “Providers”. Each Provider may Contain Various Manufacturers.

A List of Providers is shown below. The most Common Provider might be the “PCSC” Reader Provider. For Development, only the Omnikey 5x21 were available as well as the SCL3711. Therefore, other readers may, or may not work.

The following chips are supported. Data Contents of Chips without a cross in the “Storage Card Service” Column is not Supported by the Library. Only reading the UID is supported.

Recent Updates

No Update available yet.

Main Window Quick Start

The help topics describe keyboard shortcuts and behaviors for the main window menus:

• Open project (Alt + D, P): restore a previously saved project.
• Save (Alt + D, S): persist current tasks as the default database that can load automatically.
• Save as… (Alt + D, U): store multiple projects under different paths.
• Language (Alt + O, L): switch the UI language (restart required).
• Load last project on startup (Alt + O, P): automatically reopen the default project saved via the file menu.

Screenshots

Some Impressions:

Fig. 1: Main window with loaded project

Fig. 2: Main window with explanations and read chip

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