ATA5558 [Preliminary]
A valid Write command can be used for programming a data block of 33 bits – including the
associated lock bit – into an addressed location of either memory section. Once locked
(lock bit = 1), the entire block including the lock bit itself can no longer be reprogrammed
selectively.
The system memory section is situated at the upper end of the (6-bit) memory address range
and contains all system parameters and configuration settings. This area has restricted access
(see Figure 2-5 on page 7) and the majority of blocks can only be read or written after the suc-
cessful execution of the appropriate Password Login command (see Table 7-1 on page 24).
All the configuration settings are allocated in block 63 (see Figure 2-7 on page 9) and the pass-
word protection security information in block 62 (see Figure 2-6 on page 7).
2.6.2
Traceability Data
The traceability information is programmed and locked into the traceability blocks (59-61) by
Atmel during the production test.
Figure 2-4. Tag ID and Traceability Structure
Traceability
31 ................................. 16
IC code
15 ......... 8
ACL
7 ............. 0
MFC
Block 61
Block 60
wafer # 5bit
die on wafer 18 bit
LotID
ICR LotID
Block 59
30 .............. 26 25 ........................ 8
7... 4 3 ... 0
TagID
TagID(msb-64).......TagID(msb-79)
TagID(msb-32).......TagID(msb-48)
TagID(msb)...........TagID(msb-16)
TagID(msb-80)........TagID(msb-95)
TagID(msb-49)........TagID(msb-63)
TagID(msb-17)........TagID(msb-31)
Block 58
Block 57
Block 56
31
...................
16
15
.....................
0
Anticollison detection starts with this bit
IC code
ACL
4-digit Atmel IC reference number, e.g. ’5558’
Allocation class as defined in ISO/IEC TDR 15963-1 = E0h
MFC
ICR
Manufacturer code of Atmel Corp. as defined in ISO/IEC 7816-6/AM1 = 15h
4-bit Atmel IC revision code
DPW
Wafer#
Lot ID
RFU
18-bit binary encoded die on wafer
5-bit binary wafer number
9-digit lot number
Reserved for Future Use
5
4681C–RFID–09/05