Help in reading rfid tags correctly
ju_lee_o
Posts: 2
Hello to all,
new to this forum and I really really need some help using the Parallax reader. I'm trying to display the tag's ID on an LCD using a an atmel micro-controller. I am able to receive the data from the reader but when I try to display the tag's ID on the LCD all I get is garbage. So I'm guessing my problem is in interpreting the data with the micro-controller?
If anybody could help with more info on how the Parallax reader sends the info. According to the data sheet it sends a 12-byte ascii string via the TTL so I'm assuming i can store each byte in a char array using a for loop. I've seen some codes online that do this and get the tag's ID without problems but are using a different RFID reader.
So any info and suggestions will be greatly appreciated THANKS!!!!
I'm using the ATMEGA32 micro-controller and the Serial Parallax Reader
running with a baudrate of 2400 and the MCU frequency at 8MHz
new to this forum and I really really need some help using the Parallax reader. I'm trying to display the tag's ID on an LCD using a an atmel micro-controller. I am able to receive the data from the reader but when I try to display the tag's ID on the LCD all I get is garbage. So I'm guessing my problem is in interpreting the data with the micro-controller?
If anybody could help with more info on how the Parallax reader sends the info. According to the data sheet it sends a 12-byte ascii string via the TTL so I'm assuming i can store each byte in a char array using a for loop. I've seen some codes online that do this and get the tag's ID without problems but are using a different RFID reader.
So any info and suggestions will be greatly appreciated THANKS!!!!
I'm using the ATMEGA32 micro-controller and the Serial Parallax Reader
running with a baudrate of 2400 and the MCU frequency at 8MHz
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@ Mike, Well actually i wanted to know if you could give me a bit more in depth info on how the reader sends the info to micro-controller. I know it states on the datasheet that it sends a 12-byte ascii string, so I'm guessing it will send e.g. $0A, $30, $46, $36, $38, $40, $43, $65, $30, $34, $46, $0D right?