TThe code that I have provided here communicates with the RFID reader using a wire protocol called I2C, and it is the files inside the rfid folder that handle the communications with the SL030 reader. This is version 2 of the code, version 1 was quite complicated to set up with many steps and changes to Raspberry Pi configuration files, and lots of people had told me that this was putting them off trying it out, or they failed completely to follow all the setup steps.
I hope that version 2 of the code is much easier for people to use. It does not use the on-board I2C peripheral of the raspberry pi, but it “waggles” the pins very fast itself, which achieves the same goal, but creates a zero-install package – hopefully you have managed to just copy these files to any of your Raspberry Pi computers and run it and it has worked.
If for any reason you have tried this example and it did not work out of the box for you, please do report your experiences on the skpang blog website, which I monitor regularly and will aim to reply to all queries and fix any problems that people find.
TThe code that I have provided here communicates with the RFID reader using a wire protocol called I2C, and it is the files inside the rfid folder that handle the communications with the SL030 reader. This is version 2 of the code, version 1 was quite complicated to set up with many steps and changes to Raspberry Pi configuration files, and lots of people had told me that this was putting them off trying it out, or they failed completely to follow all the setup steps.I hope that version 2 of the code is much easier for people to use. It does not use the on-board I2C peripheral of the raspberry pi, but it “waggles” the pins very fast itself, which achieves the same goal, but creates a zero-install package – hopefully you have managed to just copy these files to any of your Raspberry Pi computers and run it and it has worked.If for any reason you have tried this example and it did not work out of the box for you, please do report your experiences on the skpang blog website, which I monitor regularly and will aim to reply to all queries and fix any problems that people find.
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