NFC Tools : How to use conditional blocks

NFC Tools : How to use conditional blocks

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@shachar2
@shachar2 - 14.01.2019 21:29

I can't find any example to use those so I'm posting mine here: Probably due to my car Bluetooth version being very old I have to turn up the volume for the car to hear my audio (audio books), and lower it down when I get out of my car because I use my Bluetooth headphones.

So I've used an nfc tag in my car to:
First scan: increase volume to max (15) and turn off wi-fi (saves a bit of battery, am not using wi-fi while in the car)
Else: increase volume to <something that's below max for my headphones> (10) and turn on wi-fi (I prefer it on and since I'm leaving the car I'm going to some building that has wi-fi in it (be in the office or my home for example)

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@shachar2
@shachar2 - 19.01.2019 11:30

can't find examples or explanation of multiple nested conditions and checks

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@elfenlied9482
@elfenlied9482 - 15.04.2020 14:28

I tried to do a condition schedule and it didn t work. I put the condition to disable wifi when the clock is between: 1 am and 2pm. Please help :(

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@hanslatour
@hanslatour - 13.10.2020 23:34

I cannot find the index "Tasks" in my App and I do have the Pro Edition. Could it be that this a feature for Android only?

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@BloodyHeartRo
@BloodyHeartRo - 16.09.2023 01:31

how can I copy, store and emulate my own access cards to have them all on my phone?

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@AnhTruongTuan-ju4zc
@AnhTruongTuan-ju4zc - 07.04.2024 14:03

can app copy elevator card machine to phone ?

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