hello.
I manage a hotel and i need to know what type of card the door use because we want to buy spare card.
this is the resul of hw tune
this is the result of lf search command
this is the result of lf t5577 detect command
this is the result of lf t5577 dump command
i already try to restore it to a t5577 card that i buy and it bricked the card…
i have access to the reader in the door or writer in the front desk if you need any more info.
thx for your help
could you describe what you mean by this?
when you did the dump did you do the t55 detect first?
after a quick peak at the config block against the datasheet i turned this up:
ive highlighted the two things that are of some concern but nothing huge.
as a t5577 goes, this type of encoding in hotels has been seen before although uncommon (what hotel chain is this from? what readers are they using?)
(E2A:) this system isn’t using their t5577s to emulate a preexisting chipset like em410x they’re using the t5577 as the credential we just got to find out how.
it making a dud clone that doesnt work against the door is standard behaviour for this type of config but your secondary t5577 should be recoverable back to blank.
ATM theres not much you can do with this system but if you are able to aquire some reader sniff traces id happily take a look and see if there is anything that i can do with them
if i try to restore the dump file to another t5 card it bricked the card.
yes before i do the dump i do the lf t5 detect first
what im asking is what do you mean by bricked, what have you done to confirm its bricked, have you attempted to wipe it etc…
it’s a family own hotel.
they use door lock i think made in china
the software to issued the card is ProUSB
thx for your help
can you send pictures of the readers and writer devices. try sending this to the t55 that’s bricked.
lf t55 write -b 0 -d 000880e8
if that doesn’t work try these
lf t55 detect
lf t55 write -b 0 -d 000880E8 --r0
lf t55 write -b 0 -d 000880E8 --r1
lf t55 write -b 0 -d 000880E8 --r2
lf t55 write -b 0 -d 000880E8 --r3
lf t55 wipe
lf t55 detect