So i recently got an implant and by the evening of the first day I got a few read and writes out of it but then the next day after a few more I lost the ability to read and write, it’s been 5 days since then and nothing more from it. Could inflame or something else be preventing a solid read?
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I got a xDF3 as well, and it was hard to read the first couple of weeks. Sometimes not getting a reading at all.
Do you have RSP? This helped me getting a reliable reading tremendously!
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It’s good to know it’s a hard read that could take a while. I got a repeater but misplaced my fist so im double checking before adding the second.
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Oh no!!!
Here are some spares for you
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Lol thanks T-T
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Mine was hard to read at first too. It works great now. Additionally, one thing to note. It can take up to 3 seconds of continuous coupling in the right spot to read larger datasets
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Signal is coming through great now! Thanks for the heads up it did need a few seconds now that it’s got so much on it
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Yes this is one annoying thing particularly about Android is that the phone will probe the NFC chip and basically read the whole thing first, before doing anything else, including beep or buzz or indicate there’s an NFC tag of any kind. If you have an app open and you’re waiting for something to read, if there’s a huge NDEF container with a lot of data on there, you have to just sit there and wait.
I ran into this recently when I put a bunch of data on my Apex NFC Sharing container.. I’m using Apex Manager to generate OTP codes, but now that there’s so much NDEF data, I have to sit there and wait for Android to stop fussing around with it before the OTP codes will generate. Genuinely irritating as fuck.
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