3.6. Problems, errors, issues

How to test the beeper signal of the DL533N reader on the Windows machine?

DL533N reader beeper signal test on Windows To test the NFC reader beeper signal on a Windows machine with a DL533N reader, you can use the NFC Reader Beeper tool provided by LibNFC. Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting started: Install LibNFC: Visit the LibNFC GitHub repository (https://github.com/nfc-tools/libnfc) and follow the instructions for installing LibNFC on Windows. Make sure to install the appropriate driver for your PN533 chip-based DL533N reader. Build the nfc-tools package: After installing LibNFC, navigate to the nfc-tools package directory in the LibNFC repository. Open a command prompt or terminal in that directory and run the following command to build the package: nmake -f Makefile.mingw This command will build the necessary tools, including the nfc-list command-line utility. Connect the DL533N reader: Connect your NFC reader to your Windows machine via USB. Ensure that the driver is properly installed and recognized. Run the test: Once you have the DL533N reader connected, you can test the beeper signal using the nfc-list command-line utility. Run the following command in the nfc-tools package directory: ./utils/nfc-list.exe This command will list the available NFC devices, including the DL533N reader. If the reader is detected successfully, it should produce a beep sound. Note: If you encounter...

When is an RF Booster Upgrade recommended?

The RF Booster upgrade is optional for most of the hardware of the Digital Logic product line. Its purpose is to power up the reader's RF field...

Is DL533N XL compatible with an Arduino?

The DL533N Series of devices do not have physically extracted UART pins. The only communication interface available is USB. Therefore, Arduino...

Is any of the Digital Logic software compatible with NXP PN544?

LibNFC Installation on Windows for DL533N devices

Knowledge Base: LibNFC Installation on Windows 8.1 for the DL533N NFC RFID Reader/Writer implementation

Adjusting the RF analog registers on PN512 (DL533R)

Do the Digital Logic readers support P2P (Peer To Peer)?

The P2P (Peer To Peer) function for Digital Logic devices is not yet fully developed. Follow our News Blog to keep up to date with our project processes and new releases.