I have a parallax rfid card reader and some blank tags. Does anyone have any information on how to program the tags without using some expensive equipment. Is there any thing that would work with windows or linux software through a serial port for example? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
What is the intended use of the rfid tags?
On a sunny day (19 Nov 2006 09:43:20 -0800) it happened snipped-for-privacy@fullnet.com wrote in :
Same as barcode, but with more info. They will put these in passports too here, together with digital fingerprint and picture. The tags in theory allow you to be traced wherever you go (with enough sensors), to know whatever you buy etc. In a later stage you will be injected as newborn with a 100GB flash chip that can be read from satellite :-) Even later you will be replaced by a chip, the machines would have won.
Jan Panteltje ha escrito:
I thought it may be interesting to learn how they work. I actually built one of the projects I found in MAKE magazine. Everything seemed to go well following the schematic. The only issue that I have is with the capacitor that is used. It's shown the picture but it doesn't explain what rating needs to be used. It powers up just fine but one small problem, nothing to read. I also bought two blank cards but of course they need to be programmed. I know that there are some pricey standalone programmers out there so I prefer to use something that would work with software on the computer. Any ideas? Who knows...programming the cards with my name and reading it back. Nothing complicated.
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