Possible steam udev and cheap RFID jitter "fix" #2
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detection of RFID cards working for the most part with what I suspect is a dodgy RFID module
not very well tested, but might "fix" steam udev bug and low quality RFID modules
Added a micro switch to detect when the "drive bay" is empty
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firstly thank you for making this project, I had similar plans for far far too long and never the motivation to match.
I've met the steam / proton but that would kill my steam games
I suspect my old RFID module wasn't of great quality and would flip between the RFID tag being detected and removed.
So I stored the RFID in the EEPROM of the Arduino and used that as the last read tag.
I've only tested it for a 30min at a time, but so far so good