PiicoDev RFID Module | Guide for Raspberry Pi Pico

[@johng3792]

Super well made video. Thank you for the help and bomb resource

[@LilBigCheetos]

Very well made! Amazing video! One question: Can I achieve the same results using a standard/common RFID and those libraries that you used in your video?

[@rajanbaraiya6]

Hello how compatilble this expansion/RFID , if I wish to do this same project but using Wiznet pico with eithernet?

[@Drip_Or_Slip]

Is it possible to give it a longer reading range?

[@MrThermike]

Very cool and informative video! I am trying to troubleshoot my setup. Can I ask you a question here or elsewhere? Thank you.

[@Core-Electronics]

Our forum is the best place to get technical help. there we can share images of your setup and code snippets forum.core-electronics.com.au/

[@joshuarowe8410]

How easy is it to use these without Python and the provided library? I assume since you can connect them on a bus they're basically wrapping i2c around the RFID chips driver so if I use C and i2c I can control the RFID chip easily?

[@Core-Electronics]

You're correct! It's an i2c device with Python driver - you ought to be able to use it in any other development environment (provided you have driver code). We just haven't tried it on anything else!

[@blazkristan3237]

can i rewrite id with this module

[@nullreferenceexception4133]

How can I clone cards using this?

[@ntzrmtthihu777]

Hypothetical question. Could one make a handheld device making use of this, which could be used to 'fake' being an ntag213 card/fob/whatever? The theory is to replicate the sort of card locks hotels might have, which in my experience are programmed (room number, public gate, etc) with a series of cards (these are specifically t5577 125k(?)hz cards if memory serves), but able to be programmed with a simple handheld device instead of either batch programming the cards for a floor ahead of time and doing them in one go or reusing the same card in between each room/door.

[@Core-Electronics]

While the chip on board could possibly be used that way, our driver doesn't handle such functionality.

[@rickharold7884]

Cool