On 23/06/14 06:56, Shreyas Mangalgi wrote:
I want to be able to send URI in NDEF format to my Arduino UNO which is
connected to Sony's RC-S801 dynamic NFC tag.
I have no idea what most of that means in practice.
This looks very Arduino specific so you will probably get better results
asking on an Arduino forum rather than a Python language list.
However...
utility to send
|"100101000300000000000000001b0030d102165370d1011255017374757474676172742e736f6e792e64650000000000"|
This is a string of hex digits.
Do you mean to send the character representations of the hex or do you
mean to send the actual hex digits?
arduino= serial.Serial('COM6', 115200)
arduino.parity= 'M'
print arduino
print("writing")
input=
("100101000300000000000000001b0030d102165370d1011255017374757474676172742e736f6e792e64650000000000")
You don't need the parentheses, they do nothing here.
But again this is a string representation of the hex data,
is that really what you want?
It shows as an empty record.Can you suggest changes to my python code
that I should make in order to detect the NDEF message ?Here is the
screenshot of the message that I get when I read the tag from my phone:
http://i.imgur.com/xn78Sw1.png
Posting images on a text based mailing list is not usually helpful.
If you can post the text of the message that is better.
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Alan G
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http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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