5.3.4.1 GenDig - Config

Data from the Configuration zone can be included in the GenDig calculation. Data are always included in 32-byte blocks and only one block may be included on any given GenDig calculation. The Nonce command must be run prior to the first GenDig command to load a value into TempKey. Subsequent GenDig commands will use the value stored in TempKey from the previous GenDig operation.
Table 5-67. Input Parameters GenDig Config

Opcode
(1 Byte)

Mode
(1 Byte)

KeyID(1)
(2 Bytes)

Data
(0 Bytes)

Description
0x150x000x00 00—Use Configuration Block 0
0x00 01—Use Configuration Block 1
0x00 02—Use Configuration Block
0x00 03—Use Configuration Block 3
Note:
  1. KeyId specifies the Configuration zone block to be used in the TempKey Calculation.
Table 5-68. Output Response - GenDig Config
NameSizeDescription
Response1 byte

0x00 - If successful.

Error code - If the command fails.

Note: Flag Bits
  1. TempKey.Valid flag will be set to 1 if successful, otherwise it is 0.
  2. TempKey.GenDigData will be set to 0.
Table 5-69. TempKey Calculation - GenDig Config

32 bytes
1 byte
1 byte
2 bytes
1 byte
2 bytes
25 bytes
32 bytes

Configuration Zone Block
Opcode = 0x15
Mode = 0x00
KeyID[0:1] = 0x0[block] 0x00
SN[8] = Varies by vendor
SN[0:1] = 0x01 0x23
All Zeros
TempKey.Value