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pico_with_rfid-rcs522 [2026/09/01 21:48] – [The Python Code] walkeradminpico_with_rfid-rcs522 [2026/09/01 21:53] (current) – [Some test Python Scripts] walkeradmin
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 ==== Some test Python Scripts ==== ==== Some test Python Scripts ====
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 +<color #ed1c24>*****NOTE THE DRIVER ONLY WORKS WITH 4 BYTE UID TAGS AT THIS TIME, WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN UPDATED DRIVER*****</color>
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 We will start with two scripts. We will start with two scripts.
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 If you used the same GPIO Pins that we used in this example to connect the RFID Reader/Writer, then the pins for the LEDs above will be free. If you used the same GPIO Pins that we used in this example to connect the RFID Reader/Writer, then the pins for the LEDs above will be free.
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 +If you want to plug in the LEDs, then <color #ed1c24>see this wiki page</color> [[traffic_light_leds_using_array|here]] and use the code to test your LEDs (you should see a traffic light sequence).
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     time.sleep(1) # The delay is to stop the tag being read multiple times per second.     time.sleep(1) # The delay is to stop the tag being read multiple times per second.
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 +Run the code, if you have wired your LEDs correctly, and programmed your tags, each LED will come on with each Tag scan.
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