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I am currently involved in a project in which I need to communicate using NFC but I'm stuck. The devices are a ACR122s kit and a Galaxy Nexus ( ICS 4.0.4.). After a long search I had selected the ISMB-SNEP library (http://code.google.com/p/ismb-snep-java/) under Windows but I cannot manage to get the sample code to recognize the ACR reader/writer. The software included in the ACR product box does recognize the reader/writer though.

Is there any way to get ISMB-SNEP library to work correctly with ACR122s? Should I pick another (more suitable?) library? Would you recommend me to get another NFC reader/writer? Has anyone made any reader/writer successfully exchange information with an Android ICS phone in p2p mode?

Thank you.

NFC guy
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If you're willing to use a different reader, like the idChamp, you could use SerialMagic Gears.

Rüdiger Hanke
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NFCskg
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Actually it's reading your machine, but it will give you a message something like machine can not be read/not supported/ .. etc

Because of a small issue in the code, the code checks if there's a card being scanned right now. If not it will throw an exception which doesn't make sense.

Fix where the exception is being thrown and it shall work fine.

Jason Aller
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