NXP Semiconductors AN11268 Troubleshooting guide

AN11268

Quick startup guide for POS Development Kit

OM5597/RD2663

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Document information

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Content

Keywords

POS, Point of Sales, Development Kit, Reference Design, RC663,

TDA8026

Abstract

This document is intended for new users to start working with the POS

Development Kit. It shows the basic functionality and the implemented

show cases.

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Contact information

For more information, please visit:

http://www.nxp.com

For sales office addresses, please send an email to: salesaddress[email protected]

Revision history

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Date

Description

1.0

20140902

Initial version

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1. Introduction

1.1 Scope

The purpose of this document is to provide a guideline to aid in the first operation of the

OM5597 RD2663 Point of Sales Development Kit (further referenced to as POS DK).

1.2 General Description

The POS DK can be used to demonstrate, evaluate and adapt the simple implementation

of NXP’s devices in Point of Sales terminals.

Both contactless and contact applications can easily be evaluated. This development kit

is EMV level1 digital and analog certified and therefore an ideal starting point to develop

specific POS terminals based on NXP components.

The design embeds all the required hardware and software for the following interfaces:

•EMVCo compliant contactless smart cards based on RC663,

•EMVCo compliant contact smart cards based on TDA8026,

•Up to four secure access modules (SAMs) via TDA8026.

The user interface is composed of a color LCD display and a pin pad.

The default hardware interface is RS-232, which is used for code uploading and

debugging. However, a USB 2.0 full speed connector is also offered but not implemented

in the default software.

1.3 Package Content

The OM5597/RD2663 POS Development Kit comes in a package containing the

following items:

1. POS DK including firmware

2. USB cable

3. MIFARE DESFire EV1 card [8]

4. Personalized JCOP dual-interface payment card [10]

A SAM is not part of this kit and must be ordered separately.

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2. Getting Started

2.1 Powering the POS DK

The POS DK requires a power supply between UDCmin = 4.7 and UDCmax = 5.3 V. This can

be provided in two ways:

•Use the USB connector to connect e.g. to a PC (only power-supply, no data

connection implemented)

•Use the 2.5mm jack with external power supply.

Do not supply the POS DK with a voltage higher than 5.3 V as it can potentially damage

the POS DK. A supply voltage below 4.7 V might lead to improper functionality.

For details about the power-supply please refer to AN11270 “Hardware Design Guide for

POS Development Kit”.

The power consumption of the POS DK can reach up to 250-300 mA when generating

the RF field.

Once powered on, the POS DK displays a welcome message as shown in Fig 1.

Fig 1. Welcome Message

As soon as a key is pressed the main menu will be displayed as shown in Fig 2.

The items at the menu and the consequent items in the sub-menus can be accessed by

pressing the relevant key at the pin pad.

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Fig 2. Info Menu

2.2 Showcases

The POS DK comes with a number of showcases which allow an easy demonstration of

its capabilities and features:

1. Showcase “Payment”

2. Showcase “Closed Loop Payment”

3. Showcase “Payment System Environment”

4. Showcase “P2P Communication”

In order to leave a showcase during processing (e.g. during card polling), just press the

button ‘#’. This will cancel the current step and go back to the main menu.

2.2.1 Payment

For demonstrating the Payment showcase you need the MIFARE DESFire Card,

included in the POS package. Please note that this case does not show any secure

communication.

First the card has to be initialized with the according payment application as well as an

initial credit:

1. Power on the POS DK.

2. Press any key. The INFO menu appears.

3. Press key ‘2’ to select the INFORMATION sub-menu as seen in Fig 3.

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Fig 3. Information menu

4. Press key ‘3’ to select the RESET CARD sub-menu. ‘Present card’ is displayed

5. Put the MIFARE DESFire card on the antenna of the reader in order to create a

payment application on the card. By doing this an initial amount of 500.00 credits

is also stored on the card which can be consumed during the payment

showcase. After this procedure the message “RESET SUCCESS” is displayed

as shown in Fig 4.

Fig 4. Reset Successful

This procedure can be repeated at any time to reset the amount of credits to 500.00. By

pressing any key, the main menu will be shown again.

Now the actual payment showcase can be shown:

1. Press key ‘1’ to start the payment application as shown in Fig 5.

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Fig 5. Payment Application Screen

2. Now enter the amount which shall be debited from the card and confirm with ‘*’.

3. Put the card on the antenna of the reader.

If “DEBIT SUCCESS” is displayed as shown in Fig 6, the previously inserted

amount is debited from the credits on the card.

If “DEBIT ERROR” is displayed the entered value was higher than the amount of

credits on the card.

4. By pressing any key, the main menu will be shown again.

The remaining amount stored on the card can be checked by following procedure:

1. Press key ‘2’ to select the INFORMATION sub-menu.

2. Press key ‘2’ to select the CARD INFO sub-menu.

3. Put the MIFARE DESFire Card on the antenna of the reader. As shown in Fig 7

‘NXP DESFire NoAuth’ and the remaining value is now displayed.

Fig 6. Payment successful

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Fig 7. Payment Card Info without Authentication

2.2.2 Closed Loop Payment

For demonstrating the Closed Loop Payment showcase you need the MIFARE DESFire

Card, included in the POS package, as well as a MIFARE SAM V2.6 [12] which is

available separately.

This showcase has a similar workflow as described in section 2.2.1 but this time the

communication is secured by the SAM.

Therefore plug in the SAM into one of the SAM Slots and power up or reset the reader.

Then proceed as described in section 2.2.1.

During the reset of the card, an application with restricted access rights is stored on the

card. When calling the CARD INFO sub-menu the text “NXP DESFire Auth” is displayed

as shown in Fig 8.

Fig 8. Payment Card Info with Authentication by SAM

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2.2.3 Payment System Environment

This showcase demonstrates how to read out basic information from one of the cards

provided with this development kit (MIFARE DESFire EV1 and JCOP dual-interface)

1. Power on the POS DK

2. Press any key. The INFO menu appears

3. Press key ‘2’ to select the INFORMATION sub-menu

4. Press key ‘2’ to select the CARD INFO sub-menu. As shown in Fig 9 you are

asked to present the card.

Fig 9. Present card

5. Put either one of the cards on the antenna of the contactless reader or put the

JCOP card in contact reader. In the second case consider the correct orientation

of the card: contact-interfaces to the front and upside

6. You can ether present the card to the antenna of the reader or put it into the card

slot. In the second case please keep in mind the slot in direction. (Chip

connector first and up)

The display now shows the name of the detected application. In this case it is ‘POS RD

Banking Card’ as seen in Fig 10.

Fig 10. Application Identifier

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2.2.4 P2P Communication

This showcase demonstrates how to perform peer-to-peer communication with an NFC

enabled mobile phone. This can be used for couponing applications, for example.

1. In case a NFC mobile phone with Android 2.3 is used, it is required to start an

application and share a tag application. Give also a name for this tag e.g. “My

NFC tag”.

2. Power on the POS DK.

3. Press any key. The INFO menu appears.

4. Press key ‘2’ to select the INFORMATION sub-menu.

5. Press key ‘2’ again to reach the CARD INFO Sub-menu.

6. The message ‘Present card’ is displayed. The POS DK now tries to detect a tag

in the field.

7. Put the mobile phone over the antenna of the POS DK

8. A peer-to-peer communication is performed between the POS DK and the

mobile phone.

9. Once the communication is performed, the POS DK displays the message: ‘NFC

mobile detected’. At the mobile phone, the message ‘New tag collected’, ‘NXP

POS Reference Design Payment Coupon ID’ is displayed.

2.3 Using the POS DK as a Reference Design

2.3.1 Hardware Design

All schematics, Layouts (Gerber files) and the BOM of the POS DK hardware are

provided in the source package as well.

For more information on the hardware please refer to the Hardware Design Guide

AN11270 [1].

2.3.2 Software Design

The software stack, running on the POS DK including the previously described

showcases is available in source and binary in the source package to allow an easy

adoption to the individual design of the costumer.

For more information on the software please refer to the Software Design Guide

AN11269 [3].

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