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      Pyscan reading ISO14443-4 cards (non MIFARE)

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      Pyscan Using GPIO pins or expansion board pins (BUT)

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      @Borja-Blasco Generally it is possible to use the Pins of the camera connector. They are connected to the said Pxx pins. Be aware, that P13-P18 are input-only. Using them as output fails.
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      Can't read nfc chip with pyscan

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      Me too, same issue. It is possible that Pycom is not aswering on this??
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      pyscan can not read the nfc tag

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      @mia1913 don’t know the details of the interface / library, but at a low level, 7 and 10-byte UUIDs are actually transmitted in several round trips. For a 7-byte UUID, only 3 bytes of the UUID are returned, and the other byte is a special value which means “there’s more”. You then do another request which returns the remaining 4 bytes. No idea how this is/should be handled on the Pyscan, though.
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      NFC Reading

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      @rskoniec Yes, I tried it, but it did not work. The type of NFC tage I use is Ntag213.
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      Pyscan NFC Reader Encrypted Message

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