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Note that both request (also <code>GET http://62.220.135.210/</code>) are answered with a <code>OK</code>. | Note that both request (also <code>GET http://62.220.135.210/</code>) are answered with a <code>OK</code>. | ||
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= Hardware = | = Hardware = | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 5 January 2018
The "Gyrophare" (warning light, in french) is an IoT device located in the middle of the hackerspace (at least when this page was written).
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You can control the Gyrophare via HTTP by calling a GET on /on and on /off.
It's current IP address is static (hardcoded in the WeMos) and is 62.220.135.210.
For example:
curl http://62.220.135.210/on curl http://62.220.135.210/off
Note that both request (also GET http://62.220.135.210/) are answered with a OK.
 Warning: | Sending to much request will make it freeze and stop responding, making it impossible to turn off. Do not do it. |
Hardware
The hardware is the following:
- WeMos D1 Mini
- Relay Shield for WeMos D1 Mini
- A red warning light (230V)
| Warning: | Be careful: there is high voltage (230V) in this hack. It's pretty well isolated, except for the relay screws, but unplug the system if you want to look at it. |
Software
The code is here: https://git.fixme.ch/BinaryBrain/Gyrophare
