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Arbrakan
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Posted: 17th Dec 2012 17:12 Edited at: 17th Dec 2012 17:18
It is possible to read NFC tags data with the NFC commands of AppGameKit ? Or it is only for Device ?

Arbrakan
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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 09:15
Any answer about this ?

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 15:28
What are NFC tags and what commands are you referring to?

What version of AppGameKit (v1076 is 'official' release and v1088 is latest beta)?

Are you working in Tier 1 or Tier 2?

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Arbrakan
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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 20:42 Edited at: 4th Feb 2013 20:43
Thanks for the reply Ancient Lady.

This command is from v1080, And i working with Tier 1.

This is the commands i am referring to :


GetNFCExists
GetRawFirstNFCDevice
GetRawNFCCount
GetRawNFCData
GetRawNFCDataState
GetRawNFCName
GetRawNextNFCDevice
SendRawNFCData






Maybe someone have tester these commands with NFC tags ?

Thanks.

Arbrakan

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 21:03
Okay, I didn't find the commands in the AppGameKit online help, but did find them in my local copy of v1088 (which is what you should work with, to make sure you have the best version that supports those commands).

I don't know if anyone else has tried these commands (I don't have any devices that support it).

There appears to be a command to get NFC data from another NFC device and another to check to see if there is data waiting.

If the tags (I finally figured out what you meant by 'NFC tag data' from the images) are recognizable by the GetRawNFCCount command, then maybe the GetRawNFCData command will work, assuming the tags send data.

I might guess that the GetRawNFCCount command queries devices, which might trigger the tags to send data automatically.

If you have a device that has NFC capability and some tags to test with, it should be simple to see if it works.

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Arbrakan
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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 21:12 Edited at: 4th Feb 2013 21:13
Ok thanks again for the fast reply.

I gonna find someone with device that has NFC capability. And came back with some answer. If someone else here can check it too, maybe ?

All smartphone made from November 2011, have normally NFC capability : (http://www.nfcworld.com/nfc-phones-list/) BUT Iphone not...

Thanks

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 21:53
I don't have any smart devices in my household at all.

We have iPads and an iPod Touch (my iPhone 'simulator') and several Android tablets. But they don't have NFC capability, which is odd, given that they are all newer than November 2011 (well, maybe not the iPod Touch and iPad 2).

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 22:05
i think these commands work only on Windows, since they were built for the ultrabook.

some android devices have nfc but not sure if the commands work on android
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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 22:06
AL, ios devices do not have nfc.

on android nfc exists mostly on high end devices
Arbrakan
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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 22:16
Only smartphones from November 2011 (not all) have NFC capability. for the table, Nexus 7 have NFC.

Apple don't want NFC for the moment, the chip is "too" expensive, and they want sell the iphone at the same price that others smartphones for a cheaper device.

NFC came, maybe, on the Iphone 5's, in "june" (hope).

That's way I need NFC...

Sorry for my bad english.

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 22:21
When I broadcast to a v1088 Player on my Nexus 7, it reports no NFC available (and I just made sure that NFC was enabled, having found it in the settings).

So, either it doesn't work properly or won't work in Player/broadcast mode.

And, since I haven't yet gotten Android templates (either tier) working for v1088, I cannot yet test this functionality.

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Posted: 4th Feb 2013 22:28
Ok thanks for the help Ancient Lady, and for the feedback.
I'll look on my side.

Arbrakan

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Posted: 5th Feb 2013 00:28
NFC was added for the Ultrabook with WinRT but has yet to be ported to other platforms.

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