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NXP Semiconductors
AN11480
Quick Start Up Guide for EXPLORE NFC working with Raspberry Pi
AN11480
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The first blocks describe the initialization of the necessary layers and components
independent of the card emulation. After the layers have been initialized, the card
emulation can be initialized too. After applying the protocol settings, the PN512 waits for
a successful activation of the card side. This activation can be done for example by an
NFC enabled mobile device.
Now the reader on the opposite can read the NDEF message that is presented from the
PN512. If this message gets modified, for example by an Android mobile, the card
emulation application passes that message to the Java application that posts it on
Facebook.
As soon as the Java application is done, the NFC application again waits for the next
message.
7.7 Android Application
7.7.1 The Application
Basically, the application is meant for reading or writing of NDEF messages from either
an emulated card or an NFC Smart Card. On the main screen you can choose between
the two screens “Read” or “Write”. With the “Read” screen you can read NDEF
messages that have already been stored on the emulated card whereas the “Write”
screen enables you to browse the message store, create, delete and modify messages.
7.7.2 Installing the Application
Connect your phone with the computer (Micro USB). Now you can see your phone in the
Windows Explorer. Open the internal store.
Fig 6. Android phone accessible in Windows Explorer