This is great. I didn’t know you had this until a few days ago.
Only thing I would suggest adding, though It could get tedious I admit, is adding a note section for each lock. Nothing extensive. Just a few lines for noteworthy things regarding the locks or accompanying kit.
For example, like I mentioned in another thread, the programming card for my lock is a MiFare Classic 1k that seems to be clonable, as in I’ve not tested it yet.
So with the one you suggested the other day, the “Forum link” comes back to your suggestion, so people can read at their leisure.
I do like the idea though!
Same reason I removed the implant images, it was getting to cluttered, So now the words just link to the DT store
That is probably a better idea than my comment option, small problem is, I found, A note doesn’t hyperlink but a comment does, However I could copy and paste the Relevant thread to the note so people don’t have to follow the link, but then they only get the single post rather than the whole thread which can further help with context…
On top of that, I cant add a note into a cell that has a comment and vise versa.
Scrolling through the the spreadsheet I could feel it slowly loading up and thought to myself “This’ll only get slower as new stuff gets added”
So I opened up Excel and re-learned some formulas for multiple sheets on a workbook.
Fast forward about an hour or so later, I hate you VLOOKUP, I finally figured some of it out and decided to upload and test it…
I have shrunkified some of the images, I will go back through and check the others, hopefully that will help
Thanks for taking the time to help out
@init6
exactly what I was after, thanks, I will add those in.
Also cheers for the reader
(The same as the one @anon3825968 posted about the other day, but is not yet on the spreadsheet)
If I download a copy and send it to you, would you be able to update and replace it? It looks like I could use Excel, and I am pretty decent with that making stuff like this.
I feel pretty sure I know how to do this. Finding what needs to be linked is another story. If @Pilgrimsmaster is up for helping with finishing the final touches on what I think I can do, I will give re making this a shot.
To go further, I was thinking of two pages, one has a chart similar to this, and the other has a drop down that you can just put your chip in, and it spits out compatible locks.
I mean I may be wrong but there’s something funny going on here.
I wrote an NDEF record to a tag and it wouldn’t register it.
A new one works fine and can be registered, once registered ndef can be written with nfctools PC
The android app however fails to write after it has been registered.
If I write to the tag with the android app before i register it, it doesn’t get picked up by the lock.
I can provide further screenshots if needed.
Edit:
If there’s any way that I can get the second one back to default factory keys? that would be really handy.
Sorry mate, just throwing out what I would try, I’m sure Amal would know a sneaky back door or two
Next, I would try the same, with 1024 bytes…failing that the 888 bytes…failing that, NFC Tools (Pro), failing that Google ( Or your search engine of choice) would become my friend, failing that
good luck, If you find the answer, please let us know, that could be a handy dandy bit of info…Infact, I just had a thought, researching…
Yeah if this is a standard mifare 1k chip (not a magic chip like the xM1) then you’ll have to crack the keys… proxmark3?
Still, the keys shouldn’t be used by the door lock… unless they have old code in there that was a relic of an attempt to use keys to corner the lock to working only with samsung keyed fobs… and then it was left unfinished… that’s totally likely actually… relic code fucking with the keys.
A proxmark3 can listen in on these conversations… I’ll have to see if my demo locks do anything like querying sectors to get key values.
Looking at getting a m1 chip… just need to bite the bullet and complete checkout, looks like it wont be able to get insalled for a few months. Got the schlage lockset for my grandparents front door, they struggle with dexterity with a key and battle the shakes.
