Any suggestions for having the RFID tag create tag streams?
Buck Rogers
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Hello!
I have (re)assembled the demo for the RFID reader. :hop: I've run the demo program as written against the rectangular tag that came with it. And against the four I bought the same time as the USB adapter.
The problem now is to have the program produce the numbers assigned to the tag in question, unformatted. I basically want to see a stream of numbers that each tag is wearing.
Let's say a present the tag numbered 456 to the reader. Then the debug window would show me that number. The key here is that I would want to see the numbers like that.
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if tag = 12345 then debug "hello Dave" you could code that.
Show_Name:
DEBUG DEC tagNum, ": " , ....>>>>> this line shows tag ID #
' You can try this >>> DEBUG "TAG ID:", STR buf\10, CR <<<<<<
LOOKUP tagNum,
[Name0, Name1, Name2, Name3], idx ' point to first character
DO
READ idx, char ' read character from name
IF (char = 0) THEN EXIT ' if 0, we're done
DEBUG char ' otherwise print it
idx = idx + 1 ' point to next character
LOOP
RETURN
And if you want to have each card do something different then use this
Tag_Found:
ON tagNum GOSUB Routine0, Routine1, Routine2, Routine3
Routine0:
Your code here
Hello!
And as it happens after a brief delay, when I spent the time working with the stamp on two other things, I have gotten it to respond accordingly.
' ========================================================================= ' ' File....... RFID_basic.BS1 ' Purpose.... RFID Tag Reader ' Author..... (c) Parallax, Inc. -- All Rights Reserved ' E-mail..... support@parallax.com ' Started.... ' Updated.... 07 FEB 2005 ' ' {$STAMP BS1} ' {$PBASIC 1.0} ' ' ========================================================================= ' -----[ Program Description ]--------------------------------------------- ' ' Reads tags from a Parallax RFID reader and compares to known tags (stored ' in EEPROM table). If tag is found, the program will disable a lock. ' -----[ Revision History ]------------------------------------------------ ' -----[ I/O Definitions ]------------------------------------------------- SYMBOL Enable = 0 ' low = reader on SYMBOL RX = 1 ' serial from reader ' -----[ Constants ]------------------------------------------------------- ' -----[ Variables ]------------------------------------------------------- SYMBOL tag0 = B0 ' RFID bytes buffer SYMBOL tag1 = B1 SYMBOL tag2 = B2 SYMBOL tag3 = B3 SYMBOL tag4 = B4 SYMBOL tag5 = B5 SYMBOL tag6 = B6 SYMBOL tag7 = B7 SYMBOL tag8 = B8 SYMBOL tag9 = B9 SYMBOL tagNum = B10 ' from EEPROM table SYMBOL pntr = B11 ' pointer to char in table SYMBOL char = B12 ' character from table ' -----[ Initialization ]-------------------------------------------------- Reset: HIGH Enable ' turn off RFID reader ' -----[ Program Code ]---------------------------------------------------- Main: PAUSE 100 LOW Enable ' activate the reader SERIN RX, T2400, ($0A) ' wait for header SERIN RX, T2400, tag0, tag1, tag2, tag3, tag4 ' get tag bytes SERIN RX, T2400, tag5, tag6, tag7, tag8, tag9 PAUSE 100 HIGH Enable ' deactivate reader Display_Tag: 'DEBUG "Tag Identification number is: ",#tag0,#tag1,#tag2,#tag3,#tag4,#tag5,#tag6,#tag7,#tag8,#tag9,CR DEBUG #tag0,#tag1,#tag2,#tag3,#tag4,#tag5,#tag6,#tag7,#tag8,#tag9 SEROUT 7, T2400, (tag0, tag1, tag2, tag3, tag4, tag5, tag6, tag7, tag8, tag9) GOTO main ' -----[ Subroutines ]-----------------------------------------------------It was easier to adapt the existing demo program to what I need. I have pin seven on the stamp sending out my data from the tags via the classic serial output routines. :smilewinkgrin:Ideally making the rest work from that will be the big step. This is taking place with one of the sensors bought earlier.