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'''JAMMED (Judiciously Applied Materials and Magic Enhanced Doorunlocker)''' is the device enabling the unlocking of the front doors by electronic identification. Currently | '''JAMMED (Judiciously Applied Materials and Magic Enhanced Doorunlocker)''' is the device enabling the unlocking of the front doors by electronic identification. Currently equipped with a reader for magnetic stripes. Other Input methods coming soon. | ||
[[File:Doorjam by DanielArauz.jpg|doorjam]] | [[File:Doorjam by DanielArauz.jpg|doorjam]] | ||
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*Marc | *Marc | ||
*Matt | *Matt | ||
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==== BART cards are so easy to get, why can't we use them? ==== | ==== BART cards are so easy to get, why can't we use them? ==== | ||
* BART cards are not encoded using the bit-pattern standard that our magnetic stripe reader recognizes, and so it can't read them at all. Our reader double-checks every stripe it reads and only reports a reading if it is sure it read the card correctly. | * BART cards are not encoded using the bit-pattern standard that our magnetic stripe reader recognizes, and so it can't read them at all. Our reader double-checks every stripe it reads and only reports a reading if it is sure it read the card correctly. | ||
* In future, we could replace the card reader with a read-head attached to the microphone jack of the computer, and use a fancy program to read and recognize ANY card people choose to use. Search github for "magnetic stripe" | * In the future, we could replace the card reader with a read-head attached to the microphone jack of the computer, and use a fancy program to read and recognize ANY card people choose to use. Search github for "magnetic stripe" | ||
==Detailed Description == | ==Detailed Description == | ||