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Dear Sandor,
Yes, the MIFARE SDK is replaced by the TapLinx SDK. You can still use it, but the development has terminated.
The problem of supporting a SAM AV2 is the contact interface. Some phones has a separate SIM card slot, but the most don’t. If you use a contact reader connected via USB cable, you have to use the driver of the reader and every manufacturer provide its own driver. There is no standard interface for a SIM card on an Android system and this is the reason why you cannot support the SAM within from TapLinx on the phone.
I know, that the HID Omnikey 6121 Reader was supported by the MIFARE SDK. But the 6121 is not continued and the support has stopped. I have to check, if the 6121 is supported as hardware key store in the last release of the MIFARE SDK.
Regards,
The TapLinx Team
Yes, the MIFARE SDK is replaced by the TapLinx SDK. You can still use it, but the development has terminated.
The problem of supporting a SAM AV2 is the contact interface. Some phones has a separate SIM card slot, but the most don’t. If you use a contact reader connected via USB cable, you have to use the driver of the reader and every manufacturer provide its own driver. There is no standard interface for a SIM card on an Android system and this is the reason why you cannot support the SAM within from TapLinx on the phone.
I know, that the HID Omnikey 6121 Reader was supported by the MIFARE SDK. But the 6121 is not continued and the support has stopped. I have to check, if the 6121 is supported as hardware key store in the last release of the MIFARE SDK.
Regards,
The TapLinx Team
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