Open Access Control for Hacker Spaces
Uses the Arduino open-source hardware to build a robust access control and alarm system. It attaches to a standard Arduino as a shield and provides: - Wiegand26 reader support (Two readers in v2.x hardware, up to 3 possible in software)
- Real-time clock (DS1307 RTC in v2.x hardware)
- On-board 5V switching power supply (1A rating)
- Alarm monitoring with multiple zones (4 in current hardware, uses analog inputs)
- Syslog-like serial logging
- 200 user local database stored in eeprom memory.
- Extensible and easy to modify.
Update: Kits and assembled units are now available here. Update: The latest software release (v1.3x) has a serial terminal for administration, security improvements, and greatly reduced memory footprint. Version 2.11 of the hardware features: - On-board 5V switching power supply
- Robust circuit protection with MOV and TVS diodes
- Opto-isolation on all inputs using the NEC PS2501 series parts
- Full 5A continuous trace rating on all relays, 10A contact rating
Open Access Control hardware design by Arclight is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at code.google.com.
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