INTRODUCTION Latest generation ISO15693 iCODE SLI tag, allowing for UID modification and block length modification. For the first time, perfect clones of multiple SLI types (even SLI-S) can be easily performed. Technical Specifications Feature Information Notes Chipset ISO15693 iCODE SLI Memory Size 0 - 63 blocks UID Size 8 Byte UID Modifiable ✔️ One time Chip Generation Gen 2 Chipset Generation Guide Write Capabilities UID Modifiable Unlock Required DirectWrite / Block 0 One Time Write Notes UID Type ✔️ Device Compatibility Compatibility UID R/W Config Notes Flipper Zero ✔️ Proxmark / iCopy-X ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Via raw commands Android ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ Requires MTools iOS ❌ ✔️ ❌ LibNFC ❌ ❌ ❌ ChameleonUltra ❌ ❌ ❌ Change Block Size: The total block size can be set via the hf 15 raw Proxmark commands below. hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02e009473f038b00 # Change to 64 blocks hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02e009471f038b00 # Change to 32 blocks hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02e009470f038b00 # Change to 16 blocks Full Command Table Below is the full table of card commands. Each command is built with the same structure: XXYYZZZZZZZZ, where: XX is the preamble, 02E0 YY is the tag operation ZZZZZZZZ is the data for the tag operation. The full tag operation lexicon is as follows: 0900 --> Write to Block 0 ... 093F --> Write to Block 63 0940 --> UID Last 4 bytes 0941 --> UID First 4 bytes 0942 --> Locks (blk 0 through 31) 0943 --> Locks (blk 32 through 63) 0944 --> Reg. Write Disable (blk 0 - 31) (magic write OK) 0945 --> Reg. Write Disable (blk 32 - 63) (magic write OK) 0946 --> DSFID / AFI 0947 --> Block Size + IC ref 09FF --> Format Card. Writes 4 byte value to all blocks Format Example: Formatting a card requires three steps: The format, and then configuring a new UID. hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02E009FF00000000 # Format entire tag with "00000000" hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02E00940E0112233 # Set the first 4-bytes of the UID to E0112233 hf 15 raw -acrk -d 02E0094144556677 # Set the last 4-bytes of the UID to 44556677
