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MFRC522 supports SPI, I2C and UART (Serial Port). You can create the reader with any of those protocols.
**Note**: most of the popular boards you'll buy are SPI only. This documentation will focus on SPI. You have in the [smaples](./samples) more information on how to setup I2C and UART.
**Note**: most of the popular boards you'll buy are SPI only. This documentation will focus on SPI. You have in the [samples](./samples) more information on how to setup I2C and UART.
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SpiConnectionSettingsconnection=new(0,1);
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* The SPI implementation has been deeply tested.
* The I2C and UART has been barely tested due to lack of hardware support. So please open issues if you have any issue.
* When using I2C, the address can be setup using the hardware pin, it's the reason why there is no default address.
* If you are using UART, it is more than strongly recommended to use as high as possible serial baud transfer.
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* If you are using UART, it is more than strongly recommended to use as high as possible serial baud transfer.