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'''Organizing page structure, project information / updates will be here and see 'discussion' to makes comments and throw out ideas - let me know if this works/doesn't'''
'''Wed, May 14, 2008:'''<br />
Andrew ("Q"), Ash, and Elliot have continued brainstorming. Posted up a link on the blog [http://hacdc.org/2008/05/14/door-unlockerator-project/] to discuss ways to go.  Great suggestion (though it might have been a (brilliant) joke?) to make a DDR pad. Elliot's been messing around with the [[Parallax RFID board]], and learning what it can/can't do, but he's terribly terribly new to RF stuff.


Wed, May 14, 2008:
'''Wed, June 5, 2008'''<br />
 
Andrew ("Q"), Ash, and Elliot have continued brainstorming.
 
Posted up a link on the blog [http://hacdc.org/2008/05/14/door-unlockerator-project/] to discuss ways to go.  Great suggestion (though it might have been a (brilliant) joke?) to make a DDR pad. 
 
Elliot's been messing around with the [[Parallax RFID board]], and learning what it can/can't do, but he's terribly terribly new to RF stuff.
 
'''UPDATE: June 5, 2008'''
So last night at open lab I disassembled the current locking mechanics and made sure everything would work when buying a regular mortise cylinder core from Medeco. Everything looks good to go, I think I'm going to use the existing backplate which should be fine as long as we get a tail on our new core. The door knob and internals are still really flaky, but they really aren't even necessary at this point. With the new core, (Medeco 10 series) we will have sufficient security and it will be 100x better than our current locks. -Q
So last night at open lab I disassembled the current locking mechanics and made sure everything would work when buying a regular mortise cylinder core from Medeco. Everything looks good to go, I think I'm going to use the existing backplate which should be fine as long as we get a tail on our new core. The door knob and internals are still really flaky, but they really aren't even necessary at this point. With the new core, (Medeco 10 series) we will have sufficient security and it will be 100x better than our current locks. -Q

Revision as of 17:02, 5 June 2008


Wed, May 14, 2008:
Andrew ("Q"), Ash, and Elliot have continued brainstorming. Posted up a link on the blog [1] to discuss ways to go. Great suggestion (though it might have been a (brilliant) joke?) to make a DDR pad. Elliot's been messing around with the Parallax RFID board, and learning what it can/can't do, but he's terribly terribly new to RF stuff.

Wed, June 5, 2008
So last night at open lab I disassembled the current locking mechanics and made sure everything would work when buying a regular mortise cylinder core from Medeco. Everything looks good to go, I think I'm going to use the existing backplate which should be fine as long as we get a tail on our new core. The door knob and internals are still really flaky, but they really aren't even necessary at this point. With the new core, (Medeco 10 series) we will have sufficient security and it will be 100x better than our current locks. -Q