Haha, you only want to know everything …
Well here is a Basic rundown
HF (13.56MHz)
ISO14443A
NFC Type 2 compliant
NTAG I2C
7 byte UID
2kB (1912 bytes)
Blinky
All of those are clues as to what you can do with it
ie. What you can use to interact with it
Like what @Eriequiet and @Locutus said above
A good example is the NFC, which your phone will likely have, this is what NDEF ( NFC Data Exchange Format )
So you can do things like this
using something like TagWriter
The 2kB of memory split is usable, however only 1kB can be used for NDEF, are you familiar with NTAG I2C.?
As you have already bought the xSIID you will still get the full 2kB to play with, I believe in the future the new ones will only be 1kB, let me find the link from Amal…
After much back and forth with NXP over the issues with the xSIID and accessing all 2k, it appears that android and iOS simply choke on trying to read ndef data that skips over a reserved section… and after reviewing the NFC Type 2 forum specification, there clearly is no provision for handling memory topography like that. The Memory TLV definition simply handles a single reserved section but there is no provision for reading memory beyond it, so basically the phones and reader chips in the phon…
Generally, if you go to the product page, all the information should be there, or at the least the clues.
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The best idea would be to search through the forum and read what others have posted.
and follow their links
like this
http://dngr.us/xSIID
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The xSIID is a next generation NFC compliant implant which leverages the SIID, an innovative OEM module design from Dsruptive. The module houses both an NTAG I2C NFC chip and an LED indicator tied to the energy harvesting pins of the NTAG I2C. This design ensures the LED does not interfere with operation of the NFC chip and always receives filtered power output regardless of field variance. The xSIID comes in a variety of colors and offers …
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