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-~~NFC reader field can be turned on / off with `furi_hal_nfc_field_on();` and `furi_hal_nfc_field_off();` respectively, as seen in nfc_scene_field.c (used for debug purposes). Initial tests with `furi_hal_nfc_field_on();` are promising signal-wise, but the delay introduced by the wake/sleep initialization renders it impossible to toggle rapidly. At a lower level, that consists of `furi_hal_nfc_exit_sleep();` and `st25r3916TxRxOn();` to turn on, and `st25r3916TxRxOff();` and `furi_hal_nfc_start_sleep();` to turn off. May be worth trying directly (wake from sleep at setup, toggle on and off corresponding with bit direction, send to sleep on exit). Initial tests have been difficult to get work as some of the st25r3916 symbols are unresolved; need to figure out how to import/call it properly, or how to get another layer lower of control.~~ Testing with furi_hal_nfc_ll_rxtx_on(); and furi_hal_nfc_ll_rxtx_off(); does indeed create a nice strong signal on my 'scope (thanks @dlz#7721 for finding the wrapped functions), but no response from a mag reader; makes sense, was a long shot -- next step NFC testing would be lower-level control that lets us pull the coil high/low, rather than just producing the standard 13.56MHz signal and OOK modulating it.
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+~~NFC reader field can be turned on / off with `furi_hal_nfc_field_on();` and `furi_hal_nfc_field_off();` respectively, as seen in nfc_scene_field.c (used for debug purposes). Initial tests with `furi_hal_nfc_field_on();` are promising signal-wise, but the delay introduced by the wake/sleep initialization renders it impossible to toggle rapidly. At a lower level, that consists of `furi_hal_nfc_exit_sleep();` and `st25r3916TxRxOn();` to turn on, and `st25r3916TxRxOff();` and `furi_hal_nfc_start_sleep();` to turn off. May be worth trying directly (wake from sleep at setup, toggle on and off corresponding with bit direction, send to sleep on exit). Initial tests have been difficult to get work as some of the st25r3916 symbols are unresolved; need to figure out how to import/call it properly, or how to get another layer lower of control.~~ Testing with `furi_hal_nfc_ll_txrx_on();` and `furi_hal_nfc_ll_txrx_off();` does indeed create a nice strong signal on my 'scope (thanks @dlz#7721 for finding the wrapped functions), but no response from a mag reader; makes sense, was a long shot -- next step NFC testing would be lower-level control that lets us pull the coil high/low, rather than just producing the standard 13.56MHz signal and OOK modulating it.
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Zachary Weiss