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It seems that the MercuryAPI package is no longer located at https://www.jadaktech.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/mercuryapi-1.31.2.zip. I tried modifying the MakeFile to point to an alternate internet adress (https://www.jadaktech.com/resources/rfid-document-library/thingmagic-mercury-api-v1-9-1-86/?download), but then the updated API seems to generate errors. I attached updated Makefile:
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Hello. I fixed the Makefile to use some version that can be downloaded. Note it is older than the version used before. |
Thank you, I managed to install the wrapper now. However, when running the test.py program, I get TypeError: Timeout. Any ideas as to how this happens? I do not get this problem when initialising the pins with Serial. |
Running rebootReader.c also gives "Error connecting reader: Timeout" |
Timeout usually means a connectivity issue-- your reader is not connected, not enabled, not configured properly or something along those lines. |
I solved the connectivity issues it was indeed on my side, as you suggested! |
Cool. What was the issue, please? Just in case others have a similar one. |
Also interested |
I am using the Sparkfun board, which boosts the Tx and Rx signals to 5V to be compatible with Arduino boards. I missed this, because the M6e Nano works at 3.3V and on the Sparkfun product page, they link the M6e datasheet. My RPi however works at 3.3V, so I had to put a logic level convertor in between or work via a FTDI breakout to go to USB. It works fine now, but on RPi I frequently get timout or segmentation fault errors, while on my main laptop, I have no issue whatsoever. |
I am unable to install python-mercuryapi both using pip(3) and the manual build.
Error log:
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