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|Manufacturer Link=http://theater.stevejenkins.com/docs/BayTech_RPC3_Manual.pdf | |Manufacturer Link=http://theater.stevejenkins.com/docs/BayTech_RPC3_Manual.pdf | ||
|Category=Electronics | |||
|Super Users=User:Axello | |Super Users=User:Axello | ||
|Acquisition Details=Obtained from Coloclue hosting association | |Acquisition Details=Obtained from Coloclue hosting association | ||
Revision as of 23:43, 15 February 2013
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| Description | Serial controlled power bar |
| Make | Baytech |
| Model | RPC28A |
| Manufacturer Link | http://theater.stevejenkins.com/docs/BayTech RPC3 Manual.pdf |
| Category | Electronics |
| Operational Status | |
| Super Users | User:Axello |
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| Acquisition Details | Obtained from Coloclue hosting association |
| Owner | TechInc |
We have three of these power bars.
See Baytech-inc for the project that implements these in the infrastructure.
What can we do with this?
- Remotely switch power on and off for devices, power tools, lights, installations, you name it.
- Use the rfid club card to switch on equipment for which you need a merit badge. Of course this can be easily hackable ;-)