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doorbot [2023/11/29 03:15] Timm Murraydoorbot [2024/04/05 18:53] (current) – Add link to doorbot connection page Timm Murray
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 To deploy a doorbot, you will need the following major materials: To deploy a doorbot, you will need the following major materials:
  
-* RFID reader for 125KHz fobs that outputs the Wiegand protocol (https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Wiegand-125KHz-Control-Proximity/dp/B01LWRQMN5) +  * RFID reader for 125KHz fobs that outputs the Wiegand protocol (https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Wiegand-125KHz-Control-Proximity/dp/B01LWRQMN5) 
-* Electronic strike running at 12V or 24V (https://www.amazon.com/UHPPOTE-Standard-Fail-Secure-Fail-Safe-Adjustable/dp/B00V49S2NI) +  * Electronic strike running at 12V or 24V (https://www.amazon.com/UHPPOTE-Standard-Fail-Secure-Fail-Safe-Adjustable/dp/B00V49S2NI) 
-* A power supply matching your 12V or 24V strike +  * A power supply matching your 12V or 24V strike 
-* An ESP32 [TODO: exact model of dev board] +  * An ESP32 [TODO: exact model of dev board] 
-* The doorbot hat (see below) +  * The doorbot hat (see below) 
-* An enclosure (3d prinSted)+  * An enclosure (3d printed) 
 + 
 +[[Howto connect the doorbot|doorbot_connection_howto]]
  
 Building the hat is covered elsewhere (TODO make that page) Building the hat is covered elsewhere (TODO make that page)
  
-* TODO: RFID reader connections +  * TODO: RFID reader connections 
-* TODO: Power connection +  * TODO: Power connection 
-* TODO: Strike connection +  * TODO: Strike connection 
-* TODO: Configure firmware +  * TODO: Configure firmware 
-* TODO: Uploading firmware+  * TODO: Uploading firmware
  
 ===== Serial Port Debugging ===== ===== Serial Port Debugging =====
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 The ESP32 has a USB port, and much useful information is given about the cache status, key reading, etc. There are also a few commands you can send: The ESP32 has a USB port, and much useful information is given about the cache status, key reading, etc. There are also a few commands you can send:
  
-* check <ID> - Check if a keyfob is valid +  * check <ID> - Check if a keyfob is valid 
-* newcache - Rebuild the cache +  * newcache - Rebuild the cache 
-* open - Open the door +  * open - Open the door 
-* stats - Dump info about this doorbot+  * stats - Dump info about this doorbot
doorbot.1701227727.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/11/29 03:15 by Timm Murray