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Product data sheet
COMPANY PUBLIC
Rev. 3.1 — 9 July 2012
072831
23 of 54
NXP Semiconductors
SL3ICS3001
UCODE HSL
10. Memory
• Tag memory size:
– 2048 bits
• ID memory size:
– 8 bytes
• User memory size:
– 216 bytes
All transmitted ADDRESS fields in the forward link has to be within the range of 0 to 223
(‘0h’ to ‘DFh’), as this address refers to byte units. If an ADDRESS field is received that
exceeds ‘DFh’, the command is ignored.
Each byte has an associated lock bit. If this lock bit is set to ‘1’ the data of the byte cannot
be changed anymore. This means that no more write commands can be processed on
that byte.
Note: In case a read command uses a valid value for ADDRESS, but the number of bytes
read by the command exceed ‘DFh’ is not defined.
10.1 Memory organization
The memory is organized byte-wise. Each byte has a dedicated lock bit.
Writing with the commands WRITE4BYTE and WRITE4BYTE_MULTIPLE is only possible
on a 4 byte boundary: 0, 4, 8, …
10.2 Definition of block contents
10.2.1 UID
The Unique ID (UID) is a 64 bit number, and is located in the bytes from 0 to 7. The most
significant byte is stored on byte location 0. The bytes associated with the UID have to be
locked latest after final label test.
10.3 Configuration of delivered ICs
Table 23.
Configuration of delivered ICs
Memory Address
Memory Content
Lock Status
Comment
Byte 0, 1
E0, 04 hex
locked
unique serial number
Byte 2 - 7
xx hex
locked
unique serial number
Byte 8 - 10
00 hex
unlocked
user memory
Byte 11
02 hex
unlocked
user memory
Byte 12 - 17
FF hex
unlocked
user memory
Byte 18 - 219
00 hex
unlocked
user memory
Byte 220 - 223
57 5F 4F 4B hex
unlocked
“w_ok” in ASCII, user memory



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