Version 2.2.2 has been released and is available for iOS devices on Apple App Store. This version implements NFC Tag reading and writing on iPhone 6 and above. The user guide has been updated.
Demo of NFC Tag available on Facebook here is link https://www.facebook.com/1164520706/videos/10222242105019268/
Version 2.2.2 users guide has been updated for NFC Tag reading and writing on iPhone 6 and above.
Version 2.2.2 build 7 has been submitted to Apple TestFlight for testing on iOS devices.
Implemented support for NFC (Near Field Communications) Tag reading and writing for the selected inventory item. NFC is similar to RIFD and is based on that technology. The NFC Tag 215 is the one supported by HIP, it allows for 504 bytes of data to be stored on a tag.
A new button has been added and enabled on the Home screen titled NFC_Tag. This button will allow the user to read a tag that has been written for the selected inventory item.
A new Screen has been added titled NFC Tag Scanner that allows scanning of a tag.
A new button has been added and enabled on the Scroll View Edit screen titled NFC_Tag. This button will allow the user to write data info to the tag for the selected inventory item.
A new Screen has been added titled NFC Tag Writer that allows writing to a tag.