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imported>Ardillo: /* Drawings */

2014-02-16T18:00:05Z

Drawings

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	arduino footprint, hier dan een nano board in doen. scheelt smd solderen en is sneller/goedkoop		arduino footprint, hier dan een nano board in doen. scheelt smd solderen en is sneller/goedkoop

			idee: http://www.soldersplash.co.uk/products/wifi-dipcortex/<br>
			Wifi Ti cc3000module
	==onderdelen==		==onderdelen==
	2.4GHz transceiver --> http://ledsee.com/index.php/sender-a-receiver/nrf24l01-24ghz-transceiver-detail<br>		2.4GHz transceiver --> http://ledsee.com/index.php/sender-a-receiver/nrf24l01-24ghz-transceiver-detail<br>

imported>Ardillo: /* HopeRF */

2014-02-14T20:27:54Z

HopeRF

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	On the RS-online website only the normal modules are buyable, [http://nl.rs-online.com/web/p/telemetry-modules/7931998/ here].		On the RS-online website only the normal modules are buyable, [http://nl.rs-online.com/web/p/telemetry-modules/7931998/ here].
	The high power modules are buyable from [http://lowpowerlab.com/shop/RFM69HW the Moteino shop], and still cheaper then RS-online.		The high power modules are buyable from [http://lowpowerlab.com/shop/RFM69HW the Moteino shop], and still cheaper then RS-online.


			=Drawings=

			pcb = Logo haxpo.nl
			battery holder
			voltage regulator
			vierkant LED, 3x PWM naar LED. --> in het midden van logo

			arduino footprint, hier dan een nano board in doen. scheelt smd solderen en is sneller/goedkoop
			==onderdelen==
			2.4GHz transceiver --> http://ledsee.com/index.php/sender-a-receiver/nrf24l01-24ghz-transceiver-detail<br>
			LCD --> http://ledsee.com/index.php/arduino-modules2013-02-16-10-32-17/arduino-modules/5110-nokia-lcd-module-detail<br>
			prijs Farnell ATmega328p 28pinsDIP --> http://nl.farnell.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp;jsessionid=WIXXR4PDMK1OWCQLCIPJPQQ?N=0&Ntk=gensearch&Ntt=atmega328&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&exposeLevel2Refinement=true&suggestions=false&ref=globalsearch&_requestid=542022<br>
			iPrototype losse ATMega328 --> https://iprototype.nl/products/components/ics/atmega328<br>
			iPrototype barebone Arduino --> https://iprototype.nl/products/kits/barebone-arduino-kit<br>

imported>Ardillo at 10:33, 14 February 2014

2014-02-14T10:33:38Z

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			==Hack In The Badge Description==
	=Hack In The Badge=

	==Description==
	Some information for orienting on a badge for the anual Hack In The Box event.		Some information for orienting on a badge for the anual Hack In The Box event.
	The goal:		The goal:

imported>Ardillo at 10:32, 14 February 2014

2014-02-14T10:32:27Z

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	* [http://lowpowerlab.com/moteino/ Moteino]. With all the files needed [http://lowpowerlab.com/blog/2012/12/28/moteino-eagle-files/ eagle files].		* [http://lowpowerlab.com/moteino/ Moteino]. With all the files needed [http://lowpowerlab.com/blog/2012/12/28/moteino-eagle-files/ eagle files].

	~~===Comms===~~		===HopeRF===
	~~For communication a lot is possible, but what fits our needs is not yet clear.~~
	====HopeRF====
	The Moteino's use a radio chip of [http://www.hoperf.com/ HopeRF]. It comes in 433 Mhz or 868/915 Mhz.		The Moteino's use a radio chip of [http://www.hoperf.com/ HopeRF]. It comes in 433 Mhz or 868/915 Mhz.
	Then there is a normal and high power version.		Then there is a normal and high power version.

imported>Ardillo: /* main board */

2014-02-14T10:30:57Z

main board

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 There are enough open hardware projects available to give a big headstart.<br>
 To name a couple :
-* [http://lowpowerlab.com/moteino/ Moteino].
+* [http://lowpowerlab.com/moteino/ Moteino]. With all the files needed [http://lowpowerlab.com/blog/2012/12/28/moteino-eagle-files/ eagle files].

imported>Ardillo at 10:20, 14 February 2014

2014-02-14T10:20:03Z

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	** 868 Mhz		** 868 Mhz
	** Xbee		** Xbee

			===main board===
			An arduino 328 is small and capable enough to fulfill this project, it's easy to program with the Arduino IDE.
			There are enough open hardware projects available to give a big headstart.<br>
			To name a couple :
			* [http://lowpowerlab.com/moteino/ Moteino].

imported>Ardillo at 10:15, 14 February 2014

2014-02-14T10:15:03Z

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	Officers can make messages from a menu, their badge has a little screen with a menu in it.		Officers can make messages from a menu, their badge has a little screen with a menu in it.
	They can select a duty message to specific person/badge, or collect a minion who is standing idle.		They can select a duty message to specific person/badge, or collect a minion who is standing idle.

			==Technical==
			Here some idea's of the hardware components. An Arduino is easy to program and later on useable in other projects.
			The communication part needs to be low power and have an acceptable range indoors.

			The board consists of:
			* some kind of programmable chip
			** Arduino
			** ARM
			* Radio chip
			** bluetooth 4.0
			** Wifi
			** 433 MHz
			** 868 Mhz
			** Xbee

imported>Ardillo: /* Simple */

2014-02-14T10:10:54Z

Simple

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	* AES ecnryption		* AES ecnryption

	===~~Simple~~===		===Minions===
	The badge can communicate with some kind of node. The goal is that everyone has it's own badge that changes color if some action is wanted.		The badge can communicate with some kind of node. The goal is that everyone has it's own badge that changes color if some action is wanted.
	Like Return to HQ, Go to toilet or whatever useful you can come up with.		Like Return to HQ, Go to toilet or whatever useful you can come up with.

imported>Ardillo: Created page with " =Hack In The Badge= ==Description== Some information for orienting on a badge for the anual Hack In The Box event. The goal: * a battery powered badge * RGB led * Some radio..."

2014-02-14T10:04:22Z

Created page with " =Hack In The Badge= ==Description== Some information for orienting on a badge for the anual Hack In The Box event. The goal: * a battery powered badge * RGB led * Some radio..."

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=Hack In The Badge=

==Description==
Some information for orienting on a badge for the anual Hack In The Box event.
The goal:
* a battery powered badge
* RGB led
* Some radio comms (transcieve)
* AES ecnryption

===Simple===
The badge can communicate with some kind of node. The goal is that everyone has it's own badge that changes color if some action is wanted.
Like Return to HQ, Go to toilet or whatever useful you can come up with.
By receiving those duty messages the RGB LED turns a different color. The user can reset it's badge with 2 buttons.
# is I'm already busy.
# is I'm done with the task you gave me.

===Officers version===
Officers can make messages from a menu, their badge has a little screen with a menu in it.
They can select a duty message to specific person/badge, or collect a minion who is standing idle.