Bourgogne ET Grasset SAS VEGRDE2 Manuel D’Utilisation
27-07-2002
Vegas Long Range Read/Write Device
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5.4.3. Changing Logdata
To change logdata use the same procedure as described for changing keys. Be careful to change
them by pairs (on the HITAG VEGAS read/write device and on the data carrier):
1. Change, for example, Logdata 0A on the data carrier (by overwriting page 5).
2. Change Logdata 0A on the read/write device to the new value.
3. Change Logdata 1A on the data carrier (by overwriting page 6).
4. Change Logdata 1A on the read/write device to the new value.
them by pairs (on the HITAG VEGAS read/write device and on the data carrier):
1. Change, for example, Logdata 0A on the data carrier (by overwriting page 5).
2. Change Logdata 0A on the read/write device to the new value.
3. Change Logdata 1A on the data carrier (by overwriting page 6).
4. Change Logdata 1A on the read/write device to the new value.
Again, you need to know the old values before they can be changed on the
HITAG VEGAS read/write device.
HITAG VEGAS read/write device.
When you change a key, this does not mean that you also have to change the corresponding
logdata and the other way round.
5.5.
Security Mechanism in the VEGAS Read/Write Device
All the data necessary for the authentication of the data carrier and the
HITAG VEGAS
read/write device as well as the data needed for encryption can be protected in the
HITAG
VEGAS
read/write device both from being read and being written using special serial
commands.
This mechanism consists of several levels:
Level 0: All security relevant data can be read and written. However, to write these data you
This mechanism consists of several levels:
Level 0: All security relevant data can be read and written. However, to write these data you
have to enter the old data as well. You can read the old data before you start.
Level 1: The data cannot be read any more. If you want to change an entry, you have to know
the old value. Otherwise writing access will be denied.
Level 2: The internal data can neither be read nor written. At this level it is impossible for the
user to change the stored data.
The following data are subject to the mechanism described above:
###
Key information A, B
###
Logdata 0A, 0B
###
Logdata 1A, 1B
You can assign one of the levels mentioned above to each part of information in this list.
You cannot reset levels, e.g. from Level 2 to Level 1. Once a security level has been chosen
it becomes irreversible.