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[color=rgb(62,69,76);font-family:'lucida grande', tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif;background-color:rgb(247,247,247);]Hello, my hand and NFC shield netduino plus 2 available in v1.0. In my school project gave. I researched a lot, but the NFC shield netduino bulamad?m.ilk wore on. Does one have to start a process? NFC did not make a connection between the netduino. I need it in C # code would be glad if you can help. [/color]

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[Paolo Patierno]

Hello,

I'm developing a managed driver for NFC PN532 chip (using SPI interface) and with the following board :

 

http://www.elecfreak...oard-p-519.html

 

The chip is the same as your NFC shield, I think that it can work well.

I will release a first version of the driver in few days.

 

I will put release here in the post or you can follow me on twitter (https://twitter.com/ppatierno) or on my english blog (http://www.embedded1...loPatierno.aspx).

 

Best regards,

Paolo.

[croll12]

Any update on the driver? I am also very interested in working with nfc and your driver sounds like a great starting point!

[Paolo Patierno]

Hi all...

I hope to put the driver online before the end of this week ! ;-)

 

The driver will work with all three communication I2C, SPI and HSU (you can choose which use).

 

Paolo.

[croll12]

Thats great news! I am looking forward to it. Thanks for all the hard work.

[Paolo Patierno]

Hi all ... my library is finally online !

 

You can find it on CodePlex or on Code Gallery at the following links :

 

https://unfc.codeplex.com/

 

http://code.msdn.mic...ibrary-d0744dab

 

I hope it could be useful !

 

Paolo.

[croll12]

Sorry for asking, but I am very new to this.  How would I add your library to my existing project?  Just add the class specific to the communication I choose (HSU, I2C, SPI)?  Thanks for the help.

[Paolo Patierno]

You have to download the source code from CodePlex and add the project of your target net mf (4.2 or 4.3) to your solution.

Then you have to add a reference to this project into your main application (console for example).

Finally you can see documentation page for using the library, there is a simple example.

If you have other doubts ... I'm here ! :-)

 

Paolo.

[croll12]

Is your library able to display the data encoded on the tag?  I am running your test program and it appears only the connection id is displayed.  outputting the mifareConn.Read(0x08) to string and always get null value.

[Paolo Patierno]

Hi croll12,

with my library you can read "raw" bytes and not NDEF formatted (I'm working on porting this NDEF library http://ndef.codeplex.com on .Net Micro Framework). The example read the block number 8 of a Mifare Classic 1k.

[croll12]

Were you able to get that code ported?

[Paolo Patierno]

I haven't started yet this porting due to other activity that made me busy.
I will start it as soon as possible.

Paolo