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### 🧬 OpenSpool Protocol
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OpenSpool aims to use the simplest possible protocol for RFID tags. All you need is a [13.56Mhz RFID tag](https://a.co/d/5ojDUNk) that supports NDEF records (NFC Tags) and has at least 500 bytes of memory. NTAG 215/216 are a great choice. Purchasing links provided below.
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OpenSpool aims to use the simplest possible protocol for RFID tags. All you need is a [NTAG215/216](https://a.co/d/5ojDUNk)
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#### NDEF Record
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Example record stored on NFC tag.
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<imgsrc="./images/phone2.png"width="300">
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<palign=center>
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<img src="./imagesphone2.png" width="200">
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</p>
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#### Web Preview
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By touching your phone to a spool tag, you can see information about the spool.
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| NTAG 215 | 504 bytes | ✅ |
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| NTAG 216 | 888 bytes | ✅ |
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### Caution of Fakes
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There is a plethora of fake D1 Mini S2 microcontrollers and PN532 RFID readers in the market.
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For the D1 Mini microcontroller, you need the `ESP32-S2FN4R2` not the `ESP32-S2FH4`
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For the PN532 RFID reader, you need the model that contains the silkscreen.
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While temping to buy a fake/clone esp32 or PN5432 at a lower cost, they inevitibly cause headaches as they are less reliable at reading NFC tags.
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Purchasing at reputable vendors is highly recomended.
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If you do find a cheaper price and have verified reliablity, please let us know.
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# Wiring Diagram
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Upload firmware and restart
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USB_ADDRESS=/dev/cu.usbmodemXXXXX make run-usb-pcb-mini
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USB_ADDRESS=/dev/cu.usbmodemXXXXX make lolin_s2_mini
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```
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## 🛜 First Time Configuration
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After changing these 3 settings, you will need to reboot the ESP32.
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Upon successful connection to the 3d printer, you will observe a checkmark next to MQTT in the web interface, and a blue LED will illuminate next to the USB port.
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## Factory Reset
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This will erase wifi credentials and bambu access credentials from OpenSpool.
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# 🔧 Troubleshooting
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