RFID/ RF transmitter project.
Marshall Wilson
Posts: 7
I'm a special effects and prop fabricator.
I'm interested in using your RFID receiver in conjunction with the RF transmitter/reciever pair to remotely activate MP3 tracks - either located on a PC or on a 3rd party automation MP3 player.
I've never used the STAMP technology, and would love to know if this is something that could be accomplished with a Stamp controller on either side of the RF exchange. I've a degree in Electrical Engineering but I've not done much EE in the past several years and would love to get pointed in the right direction..
thanks,
marshall
I'm interested in using your RFID receiver in conjunction with the RF transmitter/reciever pair to remotely activate MP3 tracks - either located on a PC or on a 3rd party automation MP3 player.
I've never used the STAMP technology, and would love to know if this is something that could be accomplished with a Stamp controller on either side of the RF exchange. I've a degree in Electrical Engineering but I've not done much EE in the past several years and would love to get pointed in the right direction..
thanks,
marshall
Comments
·· So it sounds like you want to play MP3 tracks based on the tag read?· It shouldn't be too hard.· The RFID outputs a serial data stream and the RF Transmitter/Receiver use serial.· In theory you might even be able to connect the output of the RFID Reader to the RF Transmitter directly, although I haven't tested this.
·· On the receiving end the BASIC Stamp Module would decide what track that tag corresponds to.· As long as the MP# player could be controlled by the BASIC Stamp you should be set.
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
The MP3 player would probably be one from Gilderfluke, unless anyone knows of another type of addressable MP3 Player - cause I don't need to go as big as their MP3-50 unit (which I'm using now on another project).
Tim
If the uMP3 will work for you (it's not addresable), then I believe we have enough code demos for the RFID and uMP3 for you to assemble your system pretty quickly.
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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax