Create a database of records by storing RFID tag numbers with meaningful information (like names, dates, or locations) together in EEPROM. Using an OLED screen you can even display the records for each tag as you scan them.
First, you need to load the EEPROM fonts into your FLiP. Simply drag this block onto your Blockly workspace and … Read more
Course Content (https://learn.parallax.com/node/1653) This is the hands-on activity list for the ActivityBot with BlocklyProp Educator Course. The course provides initial … Read more
The FLiP – RFID Reader with EEPROM Names program below is the complete Blockly example shown in the video on … Read more
