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everybody,
I am currently developing an iOS application. This application should make it possible to read NFC tags with an iPad. The NFC has already been successfully tested on an iPhone 7 / 8.
As soon as I test this function on an iPad (2017), the NFC dialog will not open and it is not possible to read NFC tags. The implementation was carried out under Swift with the CoreNFC.
Development environment:
Do you have any ideas?
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the parking tab, press the “Gate” tab, then click the “Use Tap” button. If your phone screen changes and says “Ready to Scan”, you have NFC capabilities.
Since the iPhone is the only iOS device that features NFC (a short-distance communication protocol that enables contactless payments), it makes sense that the entire system would be built with the iPhone in mind. However, there's another Apple device that would fit perfectly as a payment terminal.
Near-field communication (NFC) enables devices within a few centimeters of each other to exchange information wirelessly. iOS apps running on supported devices can use NFC scanning to read data from electronic tags attached to real-world objects.
iPads are not supported. - PowerTags and N2 Elite tags are not yet supported.
Near Field Communication is not supported on any iPad models at the moment. CoreNFC on iOS is supported on iPhones from iPhone 7 onward.
An NFC accessory reader such as the FloBLE Plus can enable NFC functionality on the iPad.
Disclaimer: I work for Flomio, an NFC, BLE, and RFID company that specializes in helping developers integrate these technologies in their apps.
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