NFC03A1 with Raspberry Pi 4, tag not detecting
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‎2023-10-04 11:07 AM
HW : Raspberry PI 4 with NFC03A1 board connected to SPI
SW : Linux_RFAL_st25r95_v2.0.4.tar.gz
we built and we are able to run on the Rpi board, poller example
issue :
ISO1444A tag not detected
SPI seems to be working, we observed IDN command responds with the details as per the datasheet
IRQ_OUT also seems to be correct refer to log1.txt
rfalInitialize seems to be success. No errros
while ISO14443A tag detection we are observing err timeouts.. refer to log2.txt
pls advise
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‎2023-10-06 5:18 AM
Hi,
what I see in the trace is:
- line 161: A protocolSelect command is sent to activate the RF field for ISO14443A operations. This command will cause a power consumption increase
- line 181: response 00 00 to the protocolSelect command. The command has been taken into account
- line 191 A Write Analog Config Register is sent. The beginning of the Rx buffer is OK (bytes 0x06) but then the Rx buffer has random values which show something abnormal (lines 200/202/204/206). Thus, it is likely that the extra power consumption due to the RF field activation cannot be satisfied.
I suggest to try to supply both CN6.2 and CN6.4 with 2 different wires from 2 different RPi4 pins. Same for CN6.6 and CN6.7 (GND) to be connected on 2 different GND pins.
Rgds
BT
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‎2023-10-06 6:17 AM
Thanks for your inputs Brian. i will check CN6.2 and CN6.4 with 2 different wires from 2 different RPi4 pins
what about 5v? not required right ? we tried both 3v3 and 5v one at a time.
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‎2023-10-08 11:08 AM
Hi,
5V is not connected. Make sure not to inject 5V on 3V3.
Rgds
BT
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‎2023-10-08 9:01 PM
so 5V is not used, only 3.3v is used right.. i did have a look at the schematics and didnot see any +5v connections.
we were able to detect the tag after connecting 2 seperate 3.3v, CN6.2 and CN6.4 ..
i think we missed CN6.2, may be thats the reason why board was not responding...
Appreciate all your inputs. thanks !!

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