Contact person: NFC Slix Part-Number Converter

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Location: Latham, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I have a reader that pulls data from both ISO 15693-3 and SLIX tags. What the reader hands me is a Hexadecimal string that actually represents ASCII characters stored on the tag. I need a small, clean utility that will:

• take that hex string as input
• convert it to plain ASCII text
• look up the resulting text against a table of approved part numbers using an exact, case-sensitive match
• return the matched part number (or a clear “no match” message) in a form my main application can easily consume—JSON or a simple text line is fine.

Language and platform are flexible; Python, C#, or JavaScript would all work, as long as the code is well-documented and runnable on Windows. Please include:

• source code with concise inline comments
• a short README showing how to run the utility and where to drop the part-number list
• two sample tag dumps and the expected output so I can verify accuracy.

Speed and reliability matter more than fancy UI. If a dependency is needed—say, nfcpy or similar—note the exact version in the README.

Currently reading device using FLIPPER. Would eventually like to write a program to reset the used or not used tag as we are looking to use previously used cables for lab training.

Attached are several reads of a blue fiber and one of a green fiber. Blue is of same serial number and Green is different part number and different serial number." (client-provided description)