In a fit of motivation, I got the PCB etched for the Open Access Control. I used the "Fab in a Box" process from this company and got pretty good results. I didn't have quite enough heat on my toner transfer and ended up having to do some re-work with a Sharpie, but it works.
Check it out:
I got the purple base color by boiling in liquid RIT dye concentrate for about 15 minutes.
Hopefully, the Shop Party this weekend won't keep me from at least getting the components on there over the weekend.
Arclight
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Open Access Control v1.00 Board
So the I finally got around to finishing the circuit and PCB layout for the Open Access Control for Hacker Spaces.
Check it out:
The Arduino code and Eagle CAD files for the hardware are available for download at:
Google Code Page
The current version supports:
-2 Wiegand26 RFID door readers
-4 Output relays (5A)
-4 Alarm zones
-Separate 12V (2) and 5v (1) power buses for sensors
-Opto isolated inputs on everything
-Ethernet board ready
Now to get the PCB etched, stuffed, debugged, tested...What could be simpler?
Arclight
Check it out:
The Arduino code and Eagle CAD files for the hardware are available for download at:
Google Code Page
The current version supports:
-2 Wiegand26 RFID door readers
-4 Output relays (5A)
-4 Alarm zones
-Separate 12V (2) and 5v (1) power buses for sensors
-Opto isolated inputs on everything
-Ethernet board ready
Now to get the PCB etched, stuffed, debugged, tested...What could be simpler?
Arclight
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