ST25 NFC/RFID tags and readers

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Resolved! reading tags by ST25RU3993 without GUI

About reading tags via USB UART by ST25RU3993 without ST25RU3993 Reader Suite GUI.To initial and start reading tags automatically after plugged in and print them on serial terminal (ex: Tera Term) via USB UART (not the UART LOG pin) by ST25RU3993 wit...

YYoyo.1 by Associate II
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Resolved! st25dv example

Hello everyone, I want to design with st25dv only RFID systems. I cannot find any example about this. Do you have any suggestion?

mDAMA.1 by Associate II
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Resolved! store a serial number permanently in NFC EEPROM

Hi ,I integrated st25dv64kc nfc tag into stm32 board. I have to store a serial number permanently in NFC EEPROM user area. It should not be erased in RF write and I2c Write. I used NDEF format . Is it possible to store text permanently ?

NK R.2 by Associate II
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Resolved! ST25RU3993 Reader firmware

We are designing a board that uses the ST25RU3993 Reader. We will have a Raspberry Pi 2040 microcontroller on the board for communication. Do you have any firmware or code that can be used to communicate to the reader from this Microcontroller?

SIuli.1 by Associate
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Resolved! temperature sensor NDEF

I have programmed the temperature sensor, but it seems that it has not been successful, the NDEF reading result is shown in the figure, what should I do?if( NfcType5_NDEFDetection( ) != NDEF_OK ) {  CCFileStruct.MagicNumber = NFCT5_MAGICNUMBER_E1_CCF...

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Resolved! CR95HF FAST_READ Command using NTAG213 (14443A)

We are using the CR95HF over SPI and communicating with a single NTAG213 tag.I can successfully configure the reader and read 4 pages of user memory reliably using the READ command: 00 04 03 30 04 28. // Reads 16 bytes from Addr 0x04We would like to ...

TGree.2 by Associate
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