| Door lock | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Participants | |
| Skills | Electronics |
| Status | Active |
| Niche | Electronics |
| Purpose | Infra |
| Tool | No |
| Location | Front Door |
| Cost | |
| Tool category | Electronics |
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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
Next generation
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.