Hello NXP community,
I am at a beginner level in both programming hardware and NFC, so please excuse any incorrect terminology I use. I have a PN7150 on a OM5578 kit on a Raspberry Pi 4. My ultimate goal is to write Python script that will write text onto the NFC card and do Type 4 Card emulation so that I can transfer that text to an NFC reader device.
It looks like the nfcDemoApp does not support Type 4 Card emulation, so I am wondering if there are any resources I can be directed to that will allow me to test out Type 4 Card emulation capabilities of the PN7150/OM5578 on the Raspberry Pi.
From my search online, there does not seem to be any Raspberry Pi/Python Type 4 Card emulation support for the PN7150. Although I can find some C and C++ resources for the PN532 or PN7120, I read that those resources do not support PN7150 and those models interface on the SPI bus instead of the I2C bus.
If I could get some help interfacing the PN7150 via I2C bus on the Raspberry Pi 4 (using Python) to write data onto the PN7150 and emulate a Type 4 card (ISO/IEC 14443 A and/or B), that would be VERY helpful.
Thank you in advance.
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You may refer to this :
https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN11990.pdf
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