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Update README with battery info and contribution details
Added information about battery removal effects and contact options for contributions.
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The maintainer primarily uses TagTinker on Momentum firmware with asset packs disabled and has not had issues in that setup. If you are using a different firmware branch, custom asset packs, or a heavily modified device setup, start by testing from a clean baseline.
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**What happens if I pull the battery out of the tag?**
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Many infrared ESL tags store their firmware, address, and display data in volatile RAM (not flash memory) to save cost and energy.
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If you remove the battery or let it fully discharge, the tag will lose all programming and become **unresponsive ("dead")**. It usually cannot be recovered without the original base station.
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**I found a bug or want to contribute — how can I get in touch?**
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You can contact me on:
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- Discord: **@i12bp8**
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- Telegram: **@i12bp8**
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I'm currently traveling, so response times may be slower than usual. Feel free to open issues or Pull Requests anyway — contributions (bug fixes, improvements, documentation, etc.) are very welcome and will help keep the project alive while I'm away.
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## How It Works
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TagTinker is built around the study of **infrared electronic shelf-label communication** used by fixed-transmitter labeling systems.
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