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Gravity: I2C & UART NFC Module

userHead psychokiller1888 2021-08-25 21:58:11 654 Views2 Replies
I just bought myself three of those NFC readers and hooked them up to an arduino micro. The tag that came along works just fine for reading and writting.

But.... I got 2 implants in my hand, one is a dual NFC tag, using Mifare Ultralight technology and the other one is a Walletmor payment chip. As a third candidate I have a Yubikey 4 NFC. All the three of them are red without any issue when using my Matrix Creator device and it's inbuilt nfc chip

That's where the difference stands, the Matrix Creator device uses a PN512 chip and the DFRobot Gravity module uses a PN532

The difference between them is we can access the chip directly with the PN512 though I2C but the PN532 uses a controller, which we access with I2C, SPI etc.

So, anyway to upgrade the controller to read my implants? As of now, I have 3 times 27 bucks paper holders sitting on my desk....
2021-09-04 23:08:45 I'm overwhelmed by the gigantic help recieved by the producer of these crap NFC modules and this community, quite impressive! Won't buy DFCrapbot in the near future userHeadPic psychokiller1888
2021-08-27 18:15:41 Just checked, the first implant is a dual chip (https://chip-implants.com/shop/nfc-implant-x2-1-dual/) that has a NTAG216 @13.56mhz and a EM4200 125khz chip. It is not red by theDFRobot module

The Walletmor is here: https://walletmor.com/products/walletmo ... nt-implant

Reading it with my phone (NFC tools pro) gives ISO 14443-4 NXP IBM JCOP, tech is IsoDep, NfcA

The yubikey is ISO 14443-4 NXP Mifare Plus, IsoDep, NfcA and Ndef

All are red without issue on a Matrix Creator device or my phone, but none by your NFC shield... Woot?
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