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    Please have a look at rellullapaasee's website, the link to it was posted in one of the first messages of this thread. There you should find all the details regarding the wiring. If you have still questions after reading that info, you can come back and ask it here.

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    Thanks for your reply
    For sure will check
    Just need clear picture for rfid iprog mod for the 2x22 cap location to solder
    regards
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    This is what rellullappasee wrote on his site:
    So we need to add 4MHz one between PCF7991 pins 6 and 7. Also add 22pF caps between pins and GND
    So just solder the 2 x 22pF to a position near the 4MHz oscillator where it fits best. One 22pF between the trace connected to pin 6 and GND, and the other one between the trace connected to pin 7 and GND. Unless there is nobody who sends you a detailed photo of his modified PCB, you need to be creative and find a good position yourself. I personally do not use that IPROG board, so I can't provide it.

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    hello,

    have waited for the time to take a look at this project for a while now,

    Having some issues geting the hardware to work
    i am not sure where to start trying to solve this problem?
    any ideas?


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    Did you check with oscilloscope that the quartz oscillator is really oscillating?

    You might also try the modification proposed by mikelelere in #218
    This is a small mod of rellullapaasee's Arduino sketch that resorts to TIMER2 CTC mode to output a 4 MHz clock on pin 9 of Arduino Mega. By feeding this clock into the PCF7991 XTAL1 input (available at the 37-pin connector via a series 1K resistor), it is no longer necessary to perform any hardware modification to the iProg adapter. I've tested it by reading two Hitag2 fobs and seems to be working very well. Thanks rellullapaasee for this great tool.
    If you use arduino nano, you need to use the sketch i uploaded some pages later.

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    Double post
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    Did not have oscilloscope at home, will check that.
    Did also try the modification you provided, without any luck.

    Checked the wiring several times, i fell like i am missing something basic. bin beating on this for a few hours now,
    i think i might pull apart a zedfull mini and give that a go.


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    Did you check with oscilloscope that the quartz oscillator is really oscillating?

    You might also try the modification proposed by mikelelere in #218

    If you use arduino nano, you need to use the sketch i uploaded some pages later.

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    @ adikad as your pict shows , mostly need to remove jumper from 134 to 125

    @ xprofile can you tell what page is your sketch for arduino nano ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raffy haddad View Post

    @ xprofile can you tell what page is your sketch for arduino nano ?
    Can you search for my post where I attached the sketch? It is some pages after Post #218. Maybe it's Post #233 or sth. like that.

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    Maybe from gui and peeps here can be made as script also for iprog
    just an idea
    not want to be push demanding
    regards

    Thanks to xprofig to shade light
    what I mean that : most members have iprog device with rfid
    and in iprog there is scripts , or plugins about transponder programmer as 4d , t5 ,hitag2 .......
    it will be great if author can translate or write scripts ready to use with iprog device and adapter as someone here asked if it can be write to use with mini zedbull and effi , I am not familiar with the iprog scripts language
    If it can be done it will be great and if not also great due to alternative solution
    and thanks to author and peeps like xrofig and all who contribute to this project
    best regards
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    This post is regarding the iProg Pro adaptor UNIRFID V1.2

    ADIKAD

    Your UNIFRID adaptor has some critical capactors missing that are needed for the PCF7991 to operate.
    C2, C3 & C4 must be fitted, all are ceramic 100nF.
    C5 & C10 must be fitted, they are in parallel and together form the resonance capacitor required for 125KHz carrier.
    The printed circuit coil measures ~74uH therefore the cacacitance should be ~22nF.
    Be sure to use a +/-2% low ESR capacitor to maintain Z & Q.

    Other points:
    Removing R1 correctly isolates any fitted crystal from off board interference.
    But, if you use a 4MHz clock from the arduino, the missing R1 must be shorted to route the signal to the PCF7991.

    Jumper J1 in your pic is set to run the coil at 134KHz. Remove the jumper for 125KHz (default). The 125 position is just across 2 ground pins.
    The relay should only click (energise) when 134 is set on the jumper.

    If anyone has a UNIRFID adaptor with factory fitted C5 & C10 please measure and post the value/s.

    G
    Last edited by GlennGlenn; 5th June, 2022 at 11:16 PM.

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    hi friends
    if someone have the complet schematic IPROG PCB reader can share it .

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by gifret View Post
    hi friends
    if someone have the complet schematic IPROG PCB reader can share it .

    thanks
    If you mean the full iProg Pro.
    https://iprog-pro.blogspot.com/2020/...chematics.html

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    hi
    i mean reader 125 khz with PCF7991AT and inductor capacitors ext...

    i want to make one .

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by gifret View Post
    hi
    i mean reader 125 khz with PCF7991AT and inductor capacitors ext...

    i want to make one .

    thanks

    Hi
    If you want to make a reader board from scratch I suggest you try to find the PCF7991AT first.
    I can't any in stock anywhere.
    If you are able to remove the PCF7991AT from an existing board then I can advise how to build one.
    I have the schematic of a built and tested reader.
    The easiet option is to make a shield for the Arduino Nano that has everything on board but the coil.
    Best regards
    Glenn

    Update: Schematic
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