I have RFID reader, which emulates keyboard.
If I connect this reader to PC (Windows) - it will read and write correct RFID code (eg. 00128912)
If I connect this reader to iPad (iOS) - it will read and write RFID code in ASCII (instead of '0' it will write '48' etc.). Don't know why. But it works.
If I connect it to (Android) and try to read RFID code, cursor will freeze for a split of second and it won't write anything!
Since cursor is freezing everytime I try to read RFID, I think, that Android has just problem interpreting data. That it will receive data, but can't print them, because they are in ASCII or something like that. I tried to change 'keyboard layout' but it didn't help.
I'm amateur and I will welcome even obvious tips how to make it work at Android.
If I connect this reader to PC (Windows) - it will read and write correct RFID code (eg. 00128912)
If I connect this reader to iPad (iOS) - it will read and write RFID code in ASCII (instead of '0' it will write '48' etc.). Don't know why. But it works.
If I connect it to (Android) and try to read RFID code, cursor will freeze for a split of second and it won't write anything!
Since cursor is freezing everytime I try to read RFID, I think, that Android has just problem interpreting data. That it will receive data, but can't print them, because they are in ASCII or something like that. I tried to change 'keyboard layout' but it didn't help.
I'm amateur and I will welcome even obvious tips how to make it work at Android.
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