OpenDoorHack-a-Thon

Last Saturday was the first meeting at Hive13. On Friday, I gave a talk about reversing the Honda Nav

If you're looking to design new hardware to do this, I would definitely suggest that you at least

Hi Tim, The Hackcess looks great. Thank you for the info. I hope to continue our collaborative

This is the system 23b has been using for the last year: http://code.google.com/p/open-access-control

Hi Flemming cutting and paste http://code.google.com/p/open-access-control link works I notice that

Good idea. It sounds like we have a few basic types of solution: 1. PC-based systems with USB or

>> How many people are using 24V door hardware vs. 12V? > >I've only ever seen 12V

Just as another vendor that has embedded linux serial servers for hooking to lots of serial devices:

https://github.com/HackRVA/RFID-Access-Control-System Luke from Richmond encourages you to pilfer his

freenode channel #opendoor Remember the point is to find an open source way to offer members of

On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 3:56 PM, Royce Pipkins <royce....@gmail.com> wrote: > One

Hey everybody, I know everybody's really excited about making their own thing, but here is Hacker

We need to keep this in perspective. Yes, wireless would be hackable (be it DOS or unauthorized

Prize of an Ice Tube Clock from Adafruit for the space who best implements the standardization of

Hi Craig, At this stage our door access is not linked to TallyUp (HackDo) and frankly we have not

At Hive13 we use a doorcode to get into the main building and then another one for the door to our

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 12:19 PM, Jacob Sayles <ja...@officenomads.com> wrote: > We are