PN532
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- adafruit_support_mike
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Re: PN532
Probably not.
The PN532 uses I2C to communicate with the Arduino, and the device address is fixed in hardware. You'd need two I2C buses, with separate control objects and buffers for each, and that would probably push the limits of the Arduino's SRAM.
The PN532 uses I2C to communicate with the Arduino, and the device address is fixed in hardware. You'd need two I2C buses, with separate control objects and buffers for each, and that would probably push the limits of the Arduino's SRAM.
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