This sample code is for handling TELID®300.nfc dataloggers on Android devices using the device integrated NFC interface.
For details on DOC communication check Useful Links
- Android Studio
- Android device to debug/deploy the sample code. The Android device must have NFC functionality integrated
- TELID®300.nfc datalogger
This code shows how to use TELIDLoggerHandler class to communicate with a TELID®300.nfc datalogger. Using this class and once properly initialized, the handler will automatically detect tapped TELID®300.nfc datalogger and read the information and current status. Afterwards a read or program can be started using the functions available.
Class information is available under API documentation. See Useful Links
Just import this project into Android Studio, connect the Android device to your computer and deploy the SampleApp. In the onCreate function the availability of NFC functionality will be checked. In the onResume function there is a snippet to check if the NFC interface is enabled
- Tap TELID®300.nfc logger
- Data logger information will be read and provided using TELIDLoggerCallback
- Once the information is read, the logged protocol can be read using startReadProtocol. A new log process can be started using startProgram
- AAR Library and API documentation
- Try out our TELID®soft NFC Android application!
- GitHub documentation repository: Micro-Sensys/documentation
- For coding questions or questions about this sample code, you can use support@microsensys.de
- For general questions about the company or our devices, you can contact us using info@microsensys.de
- Victor Garcia - Initial work - MICS-VGarcia