New pm3py/lf/fsk.py — a function-for-function Python port of the Proxmark FSK stack (firmware/common/lfdemod.c): fsk_wave_demod (count samples between 0->1 transitions: short wave = fc/8, long = fc/10) + aggregate_bits (runs -> clock- resolution bits) = fskdemod, plus preamble_search, HIDdemodFSK, detectAWID hooks. Ported to track the C reference (and thus real-tag output), not reinvented. protocols.decode_hid: FSK2a + Manchester -> Wiegand. Format is told by frame structure, not parity alone — the 26-bit H10301 wire frame carries a 0x20 header at bit 37 + a sentinel 1 at bit 26 (per firmware add_HID_preamble); the 37-bit H10304 frame is header-less (37-bit Manchester count, no 0x20). Each candidate is still parity-validated by re-encoding through the shipped HIDProxTag, so a false alignment can't slip through. Added to the identify decoder chain after EM4100. Synthetic HID tests build the real add_HID_preamble framing (header+sentinel for 26-bit, bare 37-bit) and render fc/8/fc/10 square waves, so a green test means the demod inverts what a real HID card / PM3 sim emits. Full suite 1232 green. AWID (96-bit) framing decode + PSK/Indala + biphase/FDX-B queued next. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
226 lines
9.1 KiB
Python
226 lines
9.1 KiB
Python
"""LF demod tests — hardware-free.
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Every case builds a synthetic Proxmark-style envelope from a transponder *encoder*, runs it
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through the demod, and asserts the credential comes back. Because the encode side is the
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shipped model, a green test means the demod is the true inverse of what the tag emits.
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"""
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from unittest.mock import MagicMock
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from pm3py.lf import dsp, fsk, demod_samples, read_config, identify_lf
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from pm3py.lf import protocols
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from pm3py.transponders.lf.em.em4100 import EM4100Tag
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from pm3py.transponders.lf.hid.hid import HIDProxTag
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from pm3py.transponders.lf.atmel.t5577 import T5577Config, CONFIG_EM4100
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# --- synthetic envelope builders (inverse of the demod) ---------------------------------------
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def _manchester_env(frame_bits, rf=64, high=200, low=60, repeats=4, start_offset=0, noise=0):
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"""Manchester-encode a bit list into an RF/n ASK envelope (data 1 -> half-bits 1,0)."""
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half = []
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for d in frame_bits * repeats:
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half += [1, 0] if d else [0, 1]
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sph = rf // 2
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env = []
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for hb in half:
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env += [high if hb else low] * sph
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if noise:
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# deterministic ± ripple, no RNG (Math.random is unavailable and tests must be stable)
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env = [max(0, min(255, v + (noise if (i % 3 == 0) else -noise))) for i, v in enumerate(env)]
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return bytes(env[start_offset:])
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def _em4100_env(tag_id, **kw):
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return _manchester_env(EM4100Tag._encode(tag_id), **kw)
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def _t55xx_config_env(word, rf=64, **kw):
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bits = [(word >> (31 - i)) & 1 for i in range(32)]
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return _manchester_env(bits, rf=rf, **kw)
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def _fsk_env(symbols, high=200, low=60, repeats=3):
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"""Render FSK2a final-bit symbols (0 -> fc/8 wave, 1 -> fc/10 wave) as a square-wave envelope,
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fcAll-style: (fc-halfFC) low then halfFC high per wave, ~clk/fc waves filling clk=50."""
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env = []
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for _ in range(repeats):
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for s in symbols:
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fc = 10 if s else 8
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half = fc >> 1
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for _w in range(round(50 / fc)):
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env += [low] * (fc - half) + [high] * half
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return bytes(env)
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def _bits(value, n):
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return [(value >> (n - 1 - i)) & 1 for i in range(n)]
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def _hid_env(fc, cn, fmt="H10301", repeats=5, **kw):
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"""A faithful HID Prox envelope (matches firmware add_HID_preamble): SOF + Manchester(frame),
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FSK2a modulated. 26-bit carries a 0x20 header (bit 37) + sentinel (bit 26); 37-bit is bare."""
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w_int = 0
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for b in HIDProxTag._encode_wiegand(fc, cn, fmt):
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w_int = (w_int << 1) | b
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if fmt == "H10301": # 26-bit: header + sentinel, 38-bit frame
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full = (0x20 << 32) | (1 << 26) | w_int
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frame = _bits(full, 38)
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else: # 37-bit: header-less
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frame = _bits(w_int, 37)
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manch = []
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for d in frame:
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manch += [1, 0] if d else [0, 1] # data 1 -> fc10,fc8 ; 0 -> fc8,fc10
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return _fsk_env(fsk.HID_PREAMBLE + manch, repeats=repeats, **kw)
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# --- DSP primitives ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class TestDSP:
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def test_threshold_midpoint(self):
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assert 100 < dsp.threshold([60] * 50 + [200] * 50) < 160
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def test_flat_capture_detected(self):
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assert dsp.is_flat([128] * 200)
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assert not dsp.is_flat([60] * 100 + [200] * 100)
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def test_clock_detects_halfbit(self):
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env = _em4100_env(0x0102030405, rf=64)
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half = dsp.detect_clock(dsp.binarize(env))
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assert half is not None and abs(half - 32) < 4 # RF/64 -> 32-sample half-bit
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def test_manchester_roundtrip(self):
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# (1,0)->1, (0,1)->0 at phase 0
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assert dsp.manchester_decode([1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0]) == [1, 0, 1]
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# --- EM4100 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class TestEM4100:
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def test_roundtrip(self):
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r = protocols.decode_em4100(_em4100_env(0x0102030405))
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assert r and r["protocol"] == "EM4100"
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assert r["tag_id"] == 0x0102030405 and r["id_hex"] == "0102030405"
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def test_various_ids_and_rates(self):
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for tid in (0x0000000001, 0xAB12CD34EF, 0xFFFFFFFFFF):
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for rf in (32, 64):
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r = protocols.decode_em4100(_em4100_env(tid, rf=rf))
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assert r and r["tag_id"] == tid, f"{tid:010X} @ RF/{rf}"
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def test_starts_mid_frame(self):
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# capture that begins partway through a frame still locks (frame repeats)
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r = protocols.decode_em4100(_em4100_env(0x1234567890, start_offset=777))
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assert r and r["tag_id"] == 0x1234567890
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def test_survives_noise(self):
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r = protocols.decode_em4100(_em4100_env(0x00DEADBEEF, noise=25))
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assert r and r["tag_id"] == 0x00DEADBEEF
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def test_flat_is_none(self):
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assert protocols.decode_em4100(bytes([128] * 4000)) is None
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def test_customer_and_card_fields(self):
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r = protocols.decode_em4100(_em4100_env(0xAB01020304))
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assert r["customer_id"] == 0xAB
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assert r["card_number"] == 0x01020304
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# --- HID Prox (FSK) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class TestFSK:
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def test_fskdemod_recovers_preamble(self):
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# a bare SOF + a few symbols demodulates to the HID preamble pattern
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bits = fsk.fskdemod(_fsk_env(fsk.HID_PREAMBLE + [0, 1] * 20))
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found, start, _ = fsk.preamble_search(bits, fsk.HID_PREAMBLE)
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assert found
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def test_noise_rejected(self):
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assert fsk.is_noise(bytes([128] * 5000))
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assert fsk.fskdemod(bytes([128] * 5000)) == []
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class TestHID:
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def test_h10301_roundtrip(self):
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r = protocols.decode_hid(_hid_env(123, 45678))
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assert r and r["protocol"] == "HID Prox" and r["format"] == "H10301"
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assert r["facility_code"] == 123 and r["card_number"] == 45678
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def test_various_h10301(self):
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for fc, cn in ((0, 1), (255, 65535), (77, 12345)):
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r = protocols.decode_hid(_hid_env(fc, cn))
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assert r and r["facility_code"] == fc and r["card_number"] == cn, f"{fc}/{cn}"
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def test_h10304_37bit(self):
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r = protocols.decode_hid(_hid_env(4321, 123456, fmt="H10304")) # CN < 2^19
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assert r and r["format"] == "H10304"
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assert r["facility_code"] == 4321 and r["card_number"] == 123456
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def test_not_hid_returns_none(self):
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assert protocols.decode_hid(_em4100_env(0x0102030405)) is None
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assert protocols.decode_hid(bytes([128] * 6000)) is None
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def test_demod_samples_picks_hid(self):
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r = demod_samples(_hid_env(200, 9999))
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assert r["protocol"] == "HID Prox" and r["card_number"] == 9999
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# --- T55xx config -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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class TestT55xxConfig:
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def test_em4100_config_roundtrip(self):
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r = protocols.decode_t55xx_config(_t55xx_config_env(CONFIG_EM4100))
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assert r and r["protocol"] == "T5577"
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assert r["config"] == CONFIG_EM4100
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assert r["modulation"] == "ASK"
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assert r["emulating"] == "EM4100 / EM4102"
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def test_preset_labels(self):
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assert protocols.emulation_name(T5577Config._PRESETS["hid"]) == "HID Prox"
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assert protocols.emulation_name(T5577Config._PRESETS["indala"]) == "Indala"
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assert protocols.emulation_name(T5577Config._PRESETS["fdxb"]) == "FDX-B"
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def test_unknown_config_family_label(self):
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# an ASK config that isn't a known preset -> family label, not a crash
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label = protocols.emulation_name(0x00148000)
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assert "ASK" in label or "EM" in label
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# --- device orchestration (mocked) ------------------------------------------------------------
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def _mock_lf_device(config_env=b"", emitted_env=b""):
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dev = MagicMock()
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dev.lf.t55.readbl.return_value = {"status": 0}
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dev.lf.read.return_value = {"status": 0, "samples": len(emitted_env)}
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# identify_lf downloads config first, then the emitted stream
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dev.lf.download_samples.side_effect = [config_env, emitted_env]
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return dev
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class TestIdentifyLF:
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def test_t5577_emulating_em4100(self):
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dev = _mock_lf_device(config_env=_t55xx_config_env(CONFIG_EM4100),
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emitted_env=_em4100_env(0x0102030405))
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lines = []
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r = identify_lf(dev, emit=lines.append)
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assert r["found"] and r["field"] == "lf"
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assert r["chip"] == "T5577"
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assert r["emulating"] == "EM4100 / EM4102"
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assert r["emitted"]["id_hex"] == "0102030405"
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assert r["label"] == "T5577 (EM4100 / EM4102)"
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assert any("T55xx block 0" in l for l in lines)
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def test_native_em4100_no_config(self):
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# a real EM4100 chip: nothing answers the T55xx read, but it emits its ID
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dev = _mock_lf_device(config_env=bytes([128] * 4000),
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emitted_env=_em4100_env(0x1122334455))
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r = identify_lf(dev)
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assert r["found"] and r["chip"] is None
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assert r["label"] == "EM4100 1122334455"
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def test_nothing_on_antenna(self):
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dev = _mock_lf_device(config_env=bytes([128] * 4000), emitted_env=bytes([128] * 4000))
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assert identify_lf(dev) is None
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def test_no_device(self):
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assert identify_lf(None) is None
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