The MicroRead chipset is a NFC controller solution developed by Inside Secure. Click here for more information on this product. The SecuRead is a combined solution integrating the MicroRead with an embedded Secure Element (eSE), allowing secure applications for NFC independently of a UICC (SIM card).
The Open NFC stack, although designed to be hardware-independent, is primarily tested with this hardware from Inside Secure; therefore it is recommended to use this hardware with the Open NFC software stack, as being the most stable and maintained implementation.
The Open NFC HAL for MicroRead release contains the source code of the NFC HAL module for supporting the MicroRead / SecuRead chipsets. Please note that porting files for this NFC HAL module are included in the different porting editions (e.g., Win32 and Linux).
If you are interested in integrating this hardware in your platform, please contact Inside Secure for more information.
If you are interested in a NFC development kit embedding a MicroRead or SecuRead solution, please check this page.
For more information about the NFC HAL for MicroRead module, please refer to the documents included in the Open NFC HAL for MicroRead release, in particular:
You can get additional information on this NFC HAL module on the Features, Requirement, and Firmware pages.
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We are happy to release today the version 4.3.2 of our OpenNFC stack. This new release includes: Core Edition SDK Edition (previously called PC Edition) Linux Edition and NFC HAL for MicroRead Edition. For a complete description of what is included in each Edition, please refer to the website (http://www.open-nfc.org) and the contents of the [...]
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We are glad to announce today a new release of Open NFC: 4.3.1 r0 (build 11634). This new release includes the following Editions: Core Edition SDK Edition (previously called PC Edition) Linux Edition NFC HAL for MicroRead Edition Android Edition and Android Add-on Edition. For a complete description of what is included in each Edition, [...]
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We are proud to release the version 4.3 of the Open NFC Core stack today. The main features of this new release are: New Security Stack to protect access to the Secure Element(s) Improved P2P mode. Updated Bluetooth pairing support. Improved Felica support, including multiple cards support. New formats support: Infineon my-d cards, B Prime [...]
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We are happy to release today the version 4.3.2 of our OpenNFC stack.
This new release includes:
For a complete description of what is included in each Edition, please refer to the website (http://www.open-nfc.org) and the contents of the Release Notes included in each package.
The following are the main changes:
Please note that this release does not include the Android edition.
As usual, please report your question / problems to the project new mailing-list: Open-NFC-Help@lists.sourceforge.net.
Thanks!
The Open NFC team.
We are glad to announce today a new release of Open NFC: 4.3.1 r0 (build 11634).
This new release includes the following Editions:
For a complete description of what is included in each Edition, please refer to the website (http://www.open-nfc.org) and the contents of the Release Notes included in each package.
The following are the main changes:
A number of cleanups have been performed in the contents of the different Editions; new components have been added while other components have been removed; we encourage you to browse inside the different archives even if you are already familiar with the previous releases to get an overview of all the changes. As usual, the Release Notes of each archive should be a good starting point.
We hope you will enjoy this new release. Please report your question / problems to the project new mailing-list: Open-NFC-Help@lists.sourceforge.net
You may have noticed also that the website (http://open-nfc.org) has been updated a few days ago. Please send your comments to the project mailing-list, if you have any, to help us improve this site.
Thanks!
The Open NFC team.
We are proud to release the version 4.3 of the Open NFC Core stack today.
The main features of this new release are:
You can find the complete list of changes in the Release Notes document included in the archive.
Warning: Because of the new features listed above, the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) interface had to be changed. The new Open NFC cannot be used with older lower-layer implementations. It means in particular that:
The files can be downloaded from Sourceforge server. Click here for more information.
Support questions should be directed to the new project’s mailing-list: open-nfc-help@lists.sourceforge.net
Thanks!