New object: RFID PASM Reader
Bobb Fwed
Posts: 1,119
While I am surprised that there isn't already an object that does this, I was perfectly willing to create one:
RFID PASM Reader
Simple concept: read RFID tags from Parallax's RFID reader using PASM. It can check them against a known list of tags, or just output the tag. It can also disable or enable the reader with a simple method interface.
The list of tags can be in the child object, the parent object, or determined and supplied at run-time.
It has been tested at frequencies as low as 5MHz and as high as 100MHz with no problems.
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April, 2008: when I discovered the answers to all my micro-computational-botherations!
Some of my objects:
MCP3X0X ADC Driver - Programmable Schmitt inputs, frequency reading, and more!
Simple Propeller-based Database - Making life easier and more readable for all your EEPROM storage needs.
String Manipulation Library - Don't allow strings to be the bane of the Propeller, bend them to your will!
Fast Inter-Propeller Comm - Fast communication between two propellers (1.37MB/s @100MHz)!
RFID PASM Reader
Simple concept: read RFID tags from Parallax's RFID reader using PASM. It can check them against a known list of tags, or just output the tag. It can also disable or enable the reader with a simple method interface.
The list of tags can be in the child object, the parent object, or determined and supplied at run-time.
It has been tested at frequencies as low as 5MHz and as high as 100MHz with no problems.
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April, 2008: when I discovered the answers to all my micro-computational-botherations!
Some of my objects:
MCP3X0X ADC Driver - Programmable Schmitt inputs, frequency reading, and more!
Simple Propeller-based Database - Making life easier and more readable for all your EEPROM storage needs.
String Manipulation Library - Don't allow strings to be the bane of the Propeller, bend them to your will!
Fast Inter-Propeller Comm - Fast communication between two propellers (1.37MB/s @100MHz)!
Comments
Isn't that for photography?