Arduino library to support the NFC ST25DV components:
- ST25DV04K
- ST25DV64K
This NFC sensor uses I2C to communicate. It creates the instance st25dv.
It is then required to call begin API with the 2 pins to be used before accessing to the sensors, and optionally wire instance:
st25dv->begin(gpo_pin, lpd_pin);or
TwoWire MyWire(SDA_PIN, SCL_PIN);
st25dv->begin(gpo_pin, lpd_pin, MyWire);It is then possible to read/write NFC URI:
int writeURI(String protocol, String uri, String info);
String readURI();There are 2 examples with the ST25DV library:
- ST25DV_HelloWorld: This application writes a URI tag on the device. It records an URI.
When the NFC module is started and ready, the message "System init done!" is displayed on the monitor window. Next, the tag is written, we wait few seconds, we read the same tag and print it on the monitor window.
You can test this application by connecting it with your smartphone. On Android, download a NFC Tools. Then start the app, check if NFC is activated on your smartphone. Put your smartphone near the tag, you can read it. You can write a tag with this app.
- ST25DV_SimpleWrite: This application writes a NDEF message, containing a URI record, to the tag.
When the NFC module is started and ready, the message "System init done!" is displayed on the monitor window. Next, the tag is written with a URI.
You can test this application by tapping the tag with your smartphone. On Android, check if NFC is activated on your smartphone. Put your smartphone near the tag to read it. The preferred Internet Browser is automatically opened with the provided URI.
You can find the source files at https://github.com/stm32duino/ST25DV
The ST25DV datasheets are available at:
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