NFC or RFID on Android topic

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I have a Nexus5 with NFC reader and I tring to comunicate with RFID tags ISO14443B and ISO14443A, these tags don't respect ISO at 100% for example for ISO14443B not reply to REQB command so android don't detect it.
I tried to comunicate with tags directly with this code:


Code:

Bundle extras = new Bundle();
    try {
        Class cls = Class.forName("android.nfc.Tag");
        Constructor c[] = cls.getConstructors();
        Method tags = cls.getMethod("getTagService");
        Object tagService = tags.invoke(tag);
        Tag t = (Tag)c[0].newInstance(new byte[]{0x00},new int[] { 2 },new Bundle[] { extras },1,tagService);
        Method setConnectedTechnology = cls.getMethod("setConnectedTechnology",new Class[]{int.class});
        setConnectedTechnology.invoke(tag,2);
        NfcB b = NfcB.get(t);

        b.connect();
        byte a[] = b.transceive(new byte[]{0x02,0x01,0x01,0x04});
    }catch(Exception e){ }

but transceive give an error because android monitoring constantly the presence of tag. I tried to receive data with Proxmark3.
I'd like to patch android for implement also not standard protocols, but I don't understand where in source code this comunication is done. Where REQB or REQA are generated?
Someone can help me to find it?
Thank you

xda-developers


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