Hi there
It's great to see all of your SDK is Open Source!
We bought one of your ISO 15693 readers (QuasarMX) and have been testing it out to integrate into our systems.
We use EM Echo-V chips for the majority of our use cases, and we encode them via the HR interface (they have both HF and UHF interfaces).
However, part of the encoding of these chips involve some chip configuration. Before configuration is done the chips memory is in 8 byte wide blocks.
Your SDK assumes that the memory width is only 4 bytes. Is there a way to support 8 byte wide blocks?
From what I can see there is a workaround that I can use sendWritingRequest (WRQ) or sendDirectWritingRequest (DWQ) where I could directly write the ISO 15693 command for writing a block.
I'm not exactly sure what the difference between WRQ and DWQ is but I'll test it out.
Thanks in advance.
Hi there
It's great to see all of your SDK is Open Source!
We bought one of your ISO 15693 readers (QuasarMX) and have been testing it out to integrate into our systems.
We use EM Echo-V chips for the majority of our use cases, and we encode them via the HR interface (they have both HF and UHF interfaces).
However, part of the encoding of these chips involve some chip configuration. Before configuration is done the chips memory is in 8 byte wide blocks.
Your SDK assumes that the memory width is only 4 bytes. Is there a way to support 8 byte wide blocks?
From what I can see there is a workaround that I can use
sendWritingRequest(WRQ) orsendDirectWritingRequest(DWQ) where I could directly write the ISO 15693 command for writing a block.I'm not exactly sure what the difference between WRQ and DWQ is but I'll test it out.
Thanks in advance.