Saving RFID Data

[Pesticida]

Hi

No this dont work!

My chip have the Pin E2 to VCC thats mean The Device Adress is :10101000 for Write and
10101001 For Reading.

I try all combination but dont work.

Regards Pesti

[skimask]

Hi

No this dont work!

My chip have the Pin E2 to VCC thats mean The Device Adress is :10101000 for Write and
10101001 For Reading.

I try all combination but dont work.

Regards Pesti

Ok, is it the serial part that's not working?
The EEPROM is returning bad data?
Is the program running?
Which is it?
Think simple...build it up...
Make the LED blink...Show some data on the LED...Make the HSEROUT work
I know you don't have an LED here...maybe you should put one there eh?

[Pesticida]

Hi,

im so Stupid I forgott something important ,on the Chip I forgott to set WC Low,and i use now more pause to write and to read data.
Now is working but what i don't understand ,on the 24C02 i dont set wc too and has working!

What you think is this a good Idea to use 24c chips to store rfid tags data,the chips have a 1000.000 write cyclus.

When I write on one day Double (Write and Erase) I have then on one Day maybe 4 Write Cycle.

Thank You

Regards Pesti

[mister_e]

depending the warranty and service you want to provide... but you could use F-RAM instead

Endurance
Internally, a FRAM operates with a read and restore
mechanism. Therefore, endurance cycles are applied
for each read or write cycle. The FRAM architecture
is based on an array of rows and columns. Rows are
defined by A8-A2. Each access causes an endurance
cycle for a row. Endurance is virtually unlimited. At
3000 accesses per second to the same segment, it will
take more than 10 years to reach the endurance limit.

not bad

[Pesticida]

Thank You Mister_e

The RFID Data will be stored on the 24C and then Send trough GPRS Transmitter to Central Unit.

If all is ok the data will be Erased.

And I have again free space for new data.

Regards Pesti

[Pesticida]

Ok

All work fine now but :-)

I receive the data from rfid reader in ascii i use to receive data on the pic this:

Serin2 PortD.0,84,[Wait("E0") ,Daten[6],Daten[5],Daten[4],Daten[3],Daten[2],Daten[1],Daten[0]]

Daten[7] = $E0

but when I send to pc and to LCD with this

HSEROUT [hex2 Daten[7],hex2 Daten[6],hex2 Daten[5],hex2 Daten[4],hex2 Daten[3],hex2 Daten[2],hex2 Daten[1],hex2 Daten[0],13,10]

Lcdout $fe,$80,hex2 Daten[7],hex2 Daten[6],hex2 Daten[5],hex2 Daten[4],hex2 Daten[3],hex2 Daten[2],hex2 Daten[1],hex2 Daten[0]

I receive on the PC and on the LCD this : E030343031303030

I don't have found the way to convert to hex I need Hex on PC and on LCD.

Thanks

Regards Pesti

[skimask]

All work fine now but :-)
I receive the data from rfid reader in ascii i use to receive data on the pic this:
Serin2 PortD.0,84,[Wait("E0") ,Daten[6],Daten[5],Daten[4],Daten[3],Daten[2],Daten[1],Daten[0]]
Daten[7] = $E0
but when I send to pc and to LCD with this
HSEROUT [hex2 Daten[7],hex2 Daten[6],hex2 Daten[5],hex2 Daten[4],hex2 Daten[3],hex2 Daten[2],hex2 Daten[1],hex2 Daten[0],13,10]
Lcdout $fe,$80,hex2 Daten[7],hex2 Daten[6],hex2 Daten[5],hex2 Daten[4],hex2 Daten[3],hex2 Daten[2],hex2 Daten[1],hex2 Daten[0]
I receive on the PC and on the LCD this : E030343031303030
I don't have found the way to convert to hex I need Hex on PC and on LCD.
Thanks
Regards Pesti

Have you opened your PicBasicPro manual since you bought PicBasicPro?
What do you think the HEX2 does FOR you?
Take the HEX2 out of your HSEROUT and you'll get raw data.