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Hi Joris,
You should get familiar with the SPI (Serial Port Interface) on the Pi. The NFC Controller board is connected via SPI to the Pi. You will find a lot of information in the net if you enter “raspberry pi spi” into your favorite search engine.
If you are able to send data to the spi device (in Linux notation: /dev/spidev0.0) you can program the PN512 directly. The next step is to write and read PN215 registers.
The MIFARE Team
You should get familiar with the SPI (Serial Port Interface) on the Pi. The NFC Controller board is connected via SPI to the Pi. You will find a lot of information in the net if you enter “raspberry pi spi” into your favorite search engine.
If you are able to send data to the spi device (in Linux notation: /dev/spidev0.0) you can program the PN512 directly. The next step is to write and read PN215 registers.
The MIFARE Team
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