I only got this board within the past few months and must've gotten a v1.0 board... Kept coming back here to see if there were any answers but now I see there's a v1.1 and no real information on a way to get this functionality without buying a whole new screen? Wonder if I can get in touch with the ...

topguy wrote:

ironicdemise wrote:Mind me asking where you got the nxp docs?

Its the first link you get if you google "ATQA".

Much appreciated, It will probably be all nonsense to me, but it's a starting point.

Hmm, I will look into it, I'm pretty new to messing with RFID and I just don't understand why the reader hits roadblocks with some cards and not others, I was starting to wonder if there was a problem with my versions of mfcuk/libnfc.

Mind me asking where you got the nxp docs?

ATQA (SENS_RES): 0f 01
SAK (SEL_RES): 01

Hopefully that's of some help.

I've got a RFID reader from Adafruit. When I poll a card I have it comes up with most things fine, ISO/IEC 14443A (106 kbps) target: ATQA (SENS_RES): xx xx UID (NFCID1): xx xx xx xx SAK (SEL_RES): xx However when I use mfoc to try and brute force the keys it shoots up an error saying only mifare cla...

I'm just trying to read/write the mifare classic 1k that came with the reader, and eventually clone it and have the pn532 emulate it. I think nfcpy is supposed to be the "best" route? Worth noting is that nfc commands from libnfc usually don't work unless I set LIBNFC_LOG_LEVEL=3 before th...

I've noticed a lot of 13.56MHz 14443 r/w and chips
... Anything lower is always write once, read many and any higher is usually high power chips.

If you used an adapter or a hdmi-dvi cable, there shouldn't be a problem. I would suggest shutting down the Pi properly then attaching the hdmi-dvi cable to the pi and monitor and turn it on again to see what happens. I think it would be more useful if you were clearer what you were trying to do, fo...

Any advice on this?

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Thanks for the info, I'd figure I won't really understand it unless I grab it and a couple bits and bobs and have a play, but yes, I'll be careful not to fry the pi.

looking at http://learn.adafruit.com/assets/1533 there's a 5v, but there's nothing to suggest it's getting reduced enough to 3.3v to avoid damaging the pi, I don't understand that circuit at all.

So, by reading a bit about tty wires? I should be able to wire it up without having to perform a circuit on a breadboard? I figure I will try it without the breadboard, then if I need to add a breadboard I will just add it into the breadboard? However I'm looking for a case for the pi, is there anyw...

http://www.adafruit.com/products/364 http://adafruit.com/products/914 I want to know what other components I would need to get the above product working? I haven't done anything with Raspberry Pi's GPIO and as such don't really know much about it other than what I have read. I'm also not very exper...

http://www.adafruit.com/products/364 http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-nfc-rfid-on-raspberry-pi/overview I'm interested in RFID, just for learning. I don't know much about the Pi and the GPIO, Obviously, I do as much reading as I can on my own but I have zero experience. I don't know much about co...