Ok so it looks like the tags are locked, anyone able to help with that?

Locked tags are good for nothing more than decoration. Once locked they cannot be unlocked. This is a security feature.

OK, update the paper tag with the Key and pack then update it with all data significant to your printer and you will be ready to go. All significant data can be found in the threads here.

Ok so i have figured out everything i get it to say 45 lines have been written to the sticker but i move my phone away and go back and scan the sticker and nothing has been written. i don't know whats going on.

oeilnoir9 wrote:

hello
this is a very good job

I order some NFC213 at this link
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-pa … eLevelAB=5

they should arrive soon

in the mid time, I have some questions
with the .txt file and mifare ultralight /NTAG, how must I proceed ? just set the value included in the file?must I set some password or stuff like this when I set the values ?
thanks for your help

To start with the txt file will do you no good as these paper tags already have a unique UID and it cannot be modified. You will just need to set the length, password and Pack code on these in order to use them.

Would we still use the MiFare tool to set the everything but the UID and if so how? i just got some of the paper tags to use. this is what i get from the https://nfckey.xyz/ site.

And no, cloning does not involve cloning the uid, as states above; not possible with the cheap paper tags. Cloning in this case would (logically) only apply to the writeable areas.

ChunkLady wrote:

@mf55: my comment was for paper tags.

Maybe I'm confused, but paper or not, the printer will remember the UID and will track the useage to a length of zero. You will not be able to reuse that tag/UID

Nope, you're not confused, but I think the phrase "cloning" is being misused as cloning leads you to think that the UID is also to be cloned - which is not possible with paper tags.
All the other "user pages" can be cloned.  (Password and PACK code pages excluded)

@mf55: my comment was for paper tags.

Maybe I'm confused, but paper or not, the printer will remember the UID and will track the useage to a length of zero. You will not be able to reuse that tag/UID

Note however, it is very likely that XYZPrinting will start monitoring some of the other pages with future firmware updates, like the checksum pages and/or the tripple-original-length pages. It might be a good idea to simply clone a card, every time, only altering the color and material-type as needed.

Simply dont allow the printer to update the firmware.  As it stands now, any firmware 2.2.7 and above ( Jr)  you cannot reset your tag today, so cloning will not work.

hello
this is a very good job

I order some NFC213 at this link
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-pa … eLevelAB=5

they should arrive soon

in the mid time, I have some questions
with the .txt file and mifare ultralight /NTAG, how must I proceed ? just set the value included in the file?must I set some password or stuff like this when I set the values ?
thanks for your help

To start with the txt file will do you no good as these paper tags already have a unique UID and it cannot be modified. You will just need to set the length, password and Pack code on these in order to use them.

I order some NFC213 at this link
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-pa … eLevelAB=5

they should arrive soon

in the mid time, I have some questions
with the .txt file and mifare ultralight /NTAG, how must I proceed ? just set the value included in the file?must I set some password or stuff like this when I set the values ?
thanks for your help

AlerDerp wrote:

Awesome software! Will the database be updated at some point with more? Not that i need it yet, 426 to use, but just wondering.

I am glad you like it. 

I am not planning on updating the database.  That you can easily do, especially with the creation of this tool: http://www.soliforum.com/topic/16909/xy … nfckeyxyz/   

Also, we think there is a maximum of ~100 UID/PW/Pack that is stored in the eeprom on the main board, although no one know what happens when you exceed that ( we think it will write over the oldest )

Given the UIDs are 5 bytes wide, that is ~1.1 trillion combinations (assuming no restrictions). If the printer stores ~100 max, your chance of collision by randomly generating UIDs on the fly is 1 in 10 billion.