Hauntbox: open-source hardware box used to control your automation and electronic creative home

Hauntbox is an open-source hardware controller that allows you to build complex and automated electronics projects with any sensor or controller. It is completely controllable and compatible with Arduino plug-in boards without welding or learning any knowledge in advance.

Without programming, you can use open-source support controllers to easily add sounds to your favorite places and projects and automate them!

What is Hauntbos?

Hauntsbos enables physical events output by sensors based on the real world.

It's incredibly easy to add automated operations to your locations or other projects!

Hauntbox is a controller and automation device that can be configured in a browser and is open-source and compatible with Arduino. It's cool because you can automatically input and output without programming!

Detailed technical parameters

Hauntbox

• Arduino compatible 16 MHz ATmega 2560
• Flash: 256 KB flash (which means a large amount of hacker space)
• 8 KB SRAM
• 4 KB EEPROM
• 7-12 V input voltage
• 5/12/24 V output (optional) depends on your power supply
• Each output supply is 300mA (open collector)
• W5100 Ethernet controller (seamless connection with official Arduino database)
• MicroSD card slot
• For firmware hacking and updated FTDI Needle Pins for firmware hacking/updating

Motion sensor

• Easy logon to any interface
• Fast screw terminals can be connected to your (5 V, GND, trigger output)
• 2 "ABS tubes meeting internal standards are more resistant to climate
• Accepts standard 2 "ABS pipe as a shroud for tuning the beam

Sound Module

• Fast screw terminals can be connected to your Hauntbox (5 V, GND, trigger input)
• Playing a single or disrupted trigger sound
• Optional environment/background tracking
• All of the above requires no basic programming.
• Fully compatible with Arduino. The board design includes FTDI headers for adventurous firmware hackers.

Inspiration

We are all passionate tech houses, hackers and hackers, and always want to find a simple way to bring the power of automation into our projects, pranks, and home gadgets. After years of computer competition, we decided to create our dream products.

How does it work?

This is part of a system. Insert the sensor and output to your Hauntbox and connect it to the network. You can use your computer browser to tell it what to do, or you can use a simple visual interface on your iPad/smartphone when you are in the family.

How to control it?

Hauntbox supports up to 6 inputs and 6 outputs. First, go to the settings page and set your input and output. You can name them and set their operating voltage and their minimum re-trigger time.

 

Settings page

Go to the "Program" page and set your control. You can click the check box to switch each item.

What can you do with Hauntbox?

To put it simply: anything you want to achieve output 300mA. Whatever you want up to 300mA per output. Compared with the standard Arduino 40mA output. For 120V devices, you only need to connect the power system to the Hauntbox!

Details:

• Halloween item
• Any 120 v ac device via power system to 15A
• Relays (allowing much higher power items such as pumps, wiper motors, etc)
• Sound effects
• Electromagnet
• LEDs
• Lighting
• Flashlight
• UV lamp
• Blow-down cylinder
• Linear brake
• More

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Hauntbox: open-source hardware box used to control your automation and electronic creative home