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RFID Testing #5
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Mine have unique tags on each side of the spool that normal? |
As far as I know, such as X1C only have NFC reader between 1,2 and 3,4. It can't detect the left tag on 1. Update: Those tag are unique. Different UID, keys, RSA. Same in content. |
I imagine this behaviour is pretty obvious - but thought I would document it anyway as it might be of interest.
Test1 - Empty BL PLA White Basic -> Generic White.
NB. I marked an arrow on the cardboard of the inner to make sure I wound the filament on in the correct direction
Test2 - Removed RFID from left hand side.
Test 3 - Removed RFID from left hand side of BL Generic Blue
Test 4 - probably the most useful one to me.
Took a half of the BL Generic Blue filament (which I was already using in another AMS on another printer), - but having to manually configure it on that printer.
Added the left RFID removed from the main BL Blue PLA spool into the Half respooled spool - on the outside, with the edge of the RFID about 3.7mm from the edge of the spool. Stuck it on with sticky tape on the outside.
So I will probably do the same for the other 4 or 5 BL filaments that I have half respooled onto 2nd spools - so that I can use the same colour on 2 printers at the same time. Just need to mark the 2 spools carefully to make sure that it is obvious which ones will be detected in the odd and even slots respectively.
The only slight change I might make is that I think it would probably be better to slice off the right hand side RFID - as it won't interfere with the notch - where as the left hand side is the one right on the notch in the spool holder.
Haven't actually tried doing any printing on long term tests - but thought I would document results anyway in case they might be of use.
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