NFCのトピックRe: cockpit not working

cockpit not working

mattclement — Thu, 15 Feb 2018 17:33:46 GMT

I am trying with 2 brand new CLEV6630B V2.0 dev kits to talk to my RFID devices and it doesn't work.

WHen I plug the device into my USB it connects on COM4 but gives a bunch of errors about a failed generic condition.

I want to be able to read RFID tags with this board and so far neither board seems to do that.

Re: cockpit not working

mattclement — Thu, 15 Feb 2018 19:08:32 GMT

okay so i downloaded some secondary firmware and now i am reading the tags. YAY!

Now i want to be able to read/write the tags via USB/Serial with whatever protocol this development board is using. How can I get a simple program to do that? Maybe there is a different firmware application to make this board work like a reader/writer that I can talk to via USB/Serial???

Re: cockpit not working

IvanRuiz — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 22:33:13 GMT

Hello,

There is available the NFC Reader Library for CLRC663 that you can take as reference for NFC Tag Reader / Writer. Then, the USB / Serial should be implemented in the LPC1769 in this case, for CLEV6630B board.

NFC Reader Library|NXP

Regards,

Ivan.

Re: cockpit not working

brennanm — Thu, 22 Feb 2018 16:46:15 GMT

Can you tell us what secondary firmware you downloaded?

Re: cockpit not working

mattclement — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 13:57:12 GMT

Nfcrdlib_SimplifiedAPI_EMVCo_Secondary.bin i think that is the one that i loaded. Once I loaded that i was able to see the Cockpit sort of respond without errors.

I was now trying to use the IDE to debug/develop an NFC application but cannot seem to get the APP note to compile. When I run it in the IDE after importing the .zip file it complains a lot about not finding certain files. What project should I download and import into the IDE to be able to debug/compile an application for this dev board?

What I want is a simple serial interface to the NFC reader chip so that I can ask for blocks and get data, as well as send it blocks and have it write data to ISO-15693 tags. Seems simple right.