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== Next generation ==
The next generation of the software is documented [[Network/Roadmap/DoorLock|here]]. The content below is kept for historical purposes
== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
This page describes the hardware used to create the new door lock of the space. Basically there is a RFID-reader that can read blue keychain tokens and some types of RFID-cards (like OV-chipkaart and WUR-cards). The code of the token/card needs to be read once to match it to a user and then grants access to the front door. Zarya can do this for you when needed.
This page describes the hardware used to create the new door lock of the space. Basically there is a RFID-reader that can read blue keychain tokens and some types of RFID-cards (like OV-chipkaart and WUR-cards). The code of the token/card needs to be read once to match it to a user and then grants access to the front door. Zarya can do this for you when needed.
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{{:Doordaemon}}
{{:Doordaemon}}


=== Requirements ===
* Must be contained in a single device
* Must have a power backup (UPS) at least 12 hours of runtime
* Must provide support for the current cards to be able to migrate to new cards/tokens
** 125kc is support but requires extra hardware
* New tokens should be of a secure type and not use the card id as credential
=== Nice to have ===
* Tokens on mobile
=== Hardware ===
* Must support wiegand
=== Software ===
https://gitea.vm.nurd.space/zarya/door-controller
[[File:door_lock_flow_chart.png|400px]]
==== old software ====
* Write our own?
** https://github.com/ArPIHomeSecurity/pywiegand
* https://github.com/leosac Not to usefull, hard to compile, hard to modify (c++)
** https://github.com/leosac/leosac
** https://github.com/leosac/leosac-web


== Next generation ==




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will make a test setup with this software: https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid when it's all in
will make a test setup with this software: https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid when it's all in
the reader supports MiFare and 125khz tags.
the reader supports MiFare and 125khz tags.
=== Running ===
* Wemos D1 reachable via d00rl0ck.local (Needs update due to MQTT BROKER ISSUES)
=== Pin out of reader to CAT5 ===
12v+ RED > ORANGE |
12-(Ground) BLACK > BROWN/WHITE |
D0/RX/4AR+(wiegand) GREEN > GREEN |
D1/TX/4AR- WHITE > GREEN/WHITE |
LED BLUE > BLUE|
BEEP YELLOW > BROWN |
WG26/34 GRAY > BLUE>WHITE |
Door Bell > PURPLE > ? |
ORANGE/WHITE isn't used
=== ToDo ===
* Upgrade ESP-RFID to 1.3.3 HOTFIX [https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid/releases/tag/1.3.3]
* Test out the scanner
* Hack that SBOARD?
* Maybe rewrite ESP-RFID to python to run on space nanny

Latest revision as of 20:53, 6 September 2024

Door lock
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Participants
Skills Electronics
Status Archived
Niche Electronics
Purpose Infra
Tool No
Location Front Door
Cost
Tool category Electronics

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Next generation

The next generation of the software is documented here. The content below is kept for historical purposes

Introduction

This page describes the hardware used to create the new door lock of the space. Basically there is a RFID-reader that can read blue keychain tokens and some types of RFID-cards (like OV-chipkaart and WUR-cards). The code of the token/card needs to be read once to match it to a user and then grants access to the front door. Zarya can do this for you when needed.

Hardware used

Pics

Doordaemon script

  • doordaemon
    • responds to offering a RFID tag (mifare and others) at the doorsensor

Now running in a docker container on docker.vm.nurd.space

Seeing the logs: docker logs -f doordeamon

Restarting: docker restart doordeamon


** runs on the nurdbot VM

      • reads an imap box
      • sends metrics to mqtt
      • Installed under /home/nurdbot/doordaemon
      • configured via /home/nurdbot/doordaemon/config.json
      • Management via /etc/init.d/doordaemon
      • Logging in /var/log/doordaemon.log

Restarting:

/etc/init.d/doordaemon restart

Requirements

  • Must be contained in a single device
  • Must have a power backup (UPS) at least 12 hours of runtime
  • Must provide support for the current cards to be able to migrate to new cards/tokens
    • 125kc is support but requires extra hardware
  • New tokens should be of a secure type and not use the card id as credential

Nice to have

  • Tokens on mobile

Hardware

  • Must support wiegand

Software

https://gitea.vm.nurd.space/zarya/door-controller Door lock flow chart.png

old software


Reader and WEMOS have been ordered, will make a test setup with this software: https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid when it's all in the reader supports MiFare and 125khz tags.

Running

  • Wemos D1 reachable via d00rl0ck.local (Needs update due to MQTT BROKER ISSUES)

Pin out of reader to CAT5

12v+ RED > ORANGE | 12-(Ground) BLACK > BROWN/WHITE | D0/RX/4AR+(wiegand) GREEN > GREEN | D1/TX/4AR- WHITE > GREEN/WHITE | LED BLUE > BLUE| BEEP YELLOW > BROWN | WG26/34 GRAY > BLUE>WHITE | Door Bell > PURPLE > ? | ORANGE/WHITE isn't used

ToDo

  • Upgrade ESP-RFID to 1.3.3 HOTFIX [1]
  • Test out the scanner
  • Hack that SBOARD?
  • Maybe rewrite ESP-RFID to python to run on space nanny