This is awesome information, thanks. I’m curious about the next step though, how is the signal sent to the lock to cause it to unlock?

Great Video !

I have a project in mind that will involve the tag being on a pet's collar and so I need more like 1m range. I saw something that indicated 13.56 Mhz should work up to 1m, but the technical specifications on the picodev RFID module page indicate 26mm (about 1 inch). Is there a module I can use with a Pi that would recognize a tag from .5m-1m away?

Nice video. Very well demonstrated. I'm assuming you can do away with the pico adapter and plug the RFID board directly into the SPA pins?

@Core-Electronics

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Daniel! That's correct, except this module uses I2C instead of SPI.

Hi Great tutorial can you do a video of a long range rfid 10 to 20m...

Nice vid I wanna connect an reader to an resbarry and write some code that appears on a screen with encryption and after 5 sec “access denied/accepted” to make my pc start up with a card for a project for fun I am an begginer tho I would love some advice from u guys Ty!

Hi Core Electronics. i want my RFID to read tags and put ID in table while also activate a bluetooth scale and attach the body weight data to the ID in table. can you help?

I've got a question regarding the RFID module: Is it also possible to use another one? Most I see on the market (same 13,56MHz) seem to have way more pins, which needs to be connected. This one only uses 3.3V, GND, SDA and SCL (or am I mistaken)? Could I also use Modules having MISO, MOSI and other connections like common RFID Kit RC522, without using this pins, or do they function in another way? Unfortunately, your modules have quite a high shipping fee :( If not, why does your module got so little connection count compared to other ones?

@mackenziecouillard9092

10 ай бұрын

You probably have you answer by now, but yes. I just bought a very common RC522 kit with 8 pins, 7 of which are used when using the SPI protocol.

Hey, I was wondering if it has to be a Pi 4, and if not what would be the lowest Pi I could use? For the past year me and my dad have been working on a Pi Zero W2 (I think), we have been using it to play old ROM's. So I was wondering if I could reuse the pi or if I would need to buy a more advanced Pi.

@Core-Electronics

8 ай бұрын

You shouldn't have any problems running on older Raspberry Pi Models, our PiicoDev modules are designed for MicroPython devices like Raspberry Pi Pico & MicroBit so you shouldn't experience any issues with a Pi Zero.

what os u r using on raspberry pi

Hey sir I want to increment with the push button but it is very tedious process let say i want to increment 0 to 50,000 and i will press the button 50,000 times and i search all over the places that how to press a button that increment by it self and when i release it will stop incrementing. Can you guide me or make a code or tutorial? Please sir

@Core-Electronics

2 жыл бұрын

The best place for technical help is on our forums: forum.core-electronics.com.au/ Open a thread! We're full-time makers and are on the forums every day.

Needs a new upload, sound is not synchro ...

@Core-Electronics

2 жыл бұрын

Weird - what device are you watching this video on? It seems fine on our end.