You're welcome.

Card access software can become a big project and any mistake means
that people are locked out - it would be interesting, but I don't
think we'd have the resources/time.

On 11/24/12, Nathan Wild <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thank you so much for all the work you have put in on this (and everything
> else).  It is easy for people to forget that you are doing this on a
> volunteer basis and I know you have been under a lot of pressure.  You,
> sir, are awesome.
>
> p.s. Is it possible for us to write our own software to control the fob
> system?  We have a few clever folks around who might be interested in that
> if it is hackable :)
>
>
> On 24 November 2012 00:21, Colin Stanners <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I've removed a few turny bits from the Sksp2 second-floor doorknob, so
>> that
>> it's no longer unlockable/opening the door. Now we can stop using the
>> deadbolt,
>> so all Sksp members can get in via card access (as long as the building
>> front
>> door is unlocked; which it usually is 9am-5pm; the front door card access
>> should be installed within a week or two depending on me finding the
>> parts).
>>
>> Note: the Sksp2 second floor door will not open in any way if the card
>> access
>> system fails (most likely causes of that would include someone hitting it
>> and
>> cables being ripped out, or unplugging it and its backup battery running
>> out after
>> 12 hours). I hope to use AW machines to adapt a standard doorknob to this
>> door
>> at a reasonable cost ($50-100 instead of the locksmoth's $500) but
>> this'll
>> take a
>> few weeks. In the meantime, we should get a key for the back fire door
>> and
>> leave its latch undone, or be prepared to break in via the elevator if
>> ever needed.
>>
>> I'll try to call the landlord tomorrow to have a fob made for him.
>>
>> Also note until we pay money to update the software on the card access PC
>> I
>> do not believe I can connect it to the internet for remote door
>> unlocking.
>>
>> I'm glad to have this done and no longer 'urgent' as I really need to get
>> back
>> to using my time for my PC repair/networking clients and other
>> projects...
>>
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> *Nathan T. Wild*
> Ralph Brown Community Centre Inc.
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