Comments for AUTOMAT3D http://www.automat3d.com Control your world. Wed, 04 Jan 2012 20:25:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by louis vuitton designer purses http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-18592 louis vuitton designer purses Wed, 04 Jan 2012 20:25:14 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-18592 Also When i greatly recognize a persons creative ideas. Personally these are generally important matters. Nonetheless cheers. Fine read. Also When i greatly recognize a persons creative ideas. Personally these are generally important matters. Nonetheless cheers. Fine read.

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Scott http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-17681 Scott Mon, 12 Dec 2011 18:08:25 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-17681 Sure it's possible. Really low frequency tones are supposed to cause a sense of uneasiness in people, so maybe he has it set up as a theft-deterrent. If you put a piece of regular window glass between you and the motion sensor it won't see you. Sure it’s possible. Really low frequency tones are supposed to cause a sense of uneasiness in people, so maybe he has it set up as a theft-deterrent. If you put a piece of regular window glass between you and the motion sensor it won’t see you.

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Vic http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-17628 Vic Sun, 11 Dec 2011 03:19:45 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-17628 I think my neighbor has hooked a motion detector to a sound system. When I walk past certain walls it seems to trigger subwoofer noise. Is this pssible? what's the best way to shield myself from the sensor? I think my neighbor has hooked a motion detector to a sound system. When I walk past certain walls it seems to trigger subwoofer noise. Is this pssible? what’s the best way to shield myself from the sensor?

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Scott http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-16296 Scott Mon, 24 Oct 2011 21:39:16 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-16296 What is the prop you are controlling? When you use the original button or whatever you are replacing with the motion sensor, did the prop only trigger when you let go of the button? What is the prop you are controlling? When you use the original button or whatever you are replacing with the motion sensor, did the prop only trigger when you let go of the button?

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Doug http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-16113 Doug Thu, 20 Oct 2011 08:09:08 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-16113 Hello, I tryed the motion sensor to my Halloween prop and the sensor works great but my only issue I'm having it the it won't activate my prop till the relay kicks off. Not when it it ingages. -- any ideas? Hello, I tryed the motion sensor to my Halloween prop and the sensor works great but my only issue I’m having it the it won’t activate my prop till the relay kicks off. Not when it it ingages. — any ideas?

]]> Comment on MP3 Player Timer Hack by Scott http://www.automat3d.com/mp3-player-timer-hack/#comment-15376 Scott Fri, 23 Sep 2011 07:18:46 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=141#comment-15376 Isn't that your site I linked to? If you need me to change something I'd be happy to. Thanks for making such a great hack! Isn’t that your site I linked to? If you need me to change something I’d be happy to.

Thanks for making such a great hack!

]]> Comment on MP3 Player Timer Hack by Otaku http://www.automat3d.com/mp3-player-timer-hack/#comment-15090 Otaku Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:10:24 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=141#comment-15090 Give credit where it's due, guys. This is MY design. Give credit where it’s due, guys. This is MY design.

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Scott http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-14774 Scott Fri, 02 Sep 2011 19:07:31 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-14774 @Soph: I would use a mercury switch and hook it in series with the speaker and the 3.5mm jack (jack to switch, switch to speaker, speaker to jack; 3 wires). Instead of pausing the player this just interrupts the sound, so you'll want to put the player on repeat. This way has a few advantages over other methods: -No power required except for the battery in the MP3 player -Don't have to take the MP3 player apart -Don't have to worry about building something that will press once for play and once for pause -Minimal extra circuitry: cheap! @Soph: I would use a mercury switch and hook it in series with the speaker and the 3.5mm jack (jack to switch, switch to speaker, speaker to jack; 3 wires). Instead of pausing the player this just interrupts the sound, so you’ll want to put the player on repeat. This way has a few advantages over other methods:
-No power required except for the battery in the MP3 player
-Don’t have to take the MP3 player apart
-Don’t have to worry about building something that will press once for play and once for pause
-Minimal extra circuitry: cheap!

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Scott http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-14773 Scott Fri, 02 Sep 2011 19:02:45 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-14773 @Andre: Here are a couple of sensors that are powered by 12VDC and have both normally-open and normally-closed contacts. Either should work for what you are doing: http://www.division-6.com/products/motion-sensor.php @Andre: Here are a couple of sensors that are powered by 12VDC and have both normally-open and normally-closed contacts. Either should work for what you are doing:

http://www.division-6.com/products/motion-sensor.php

]]> Comment on Motion Sensor Switched Output Hack by Soph http://www.automat3d.com/motion-sensor-switched-output-hack/#comment-14504 Soph Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:24:11 +0000 http://www.automat3d.com/?p=158#comment-14504 Hi, wondered if you could help, im attempting to make a cheat tin-can telephone. so instead of someone talking down into the telephone on the opposite side, when you listen, you will hear a song playing. so i want to hide a mini speaker and mp3 player inside the can, and using a sensor (murcury switch or other) that switches on the mp3, or simply plays or pauses when the can is either touched, moved, lifted, light blocked (depending on sensor) im a complete beginner and its all foreign to me, but so far i have gathered that i can take apart an existing mp3 player and attach wires to the play button plates, also using the 3.5mm jack and cutting the wire and solder straight to the speaker. I hope this makes sence - so i am looking for an appropriate sensor and the wiring that goes with it thanks xx Hi,
wondered if you could help, im attempting to make a cheat tin-can telephone. so instead of someone talking down into the telephone on the opposite side, when you listen, you will hear a song playing. so i want to hide a mini speaker and mp3 player inside the can, and using a sensor (murcury switch or other) that switches on the mp3, or simply plays or pauses when the can is either touched, moved, lifted, light blocked (depending on sensor) im a complete beginner and its all foreign to me, but so far i have gathered that i can take apart an existing mp3 player and attach wires to the play button plates, also using the 3.5mm jack and cutting the wire and solder straight to the speaker. I hope this makes sence – so i am looking for an appropriate sensor and the wiring that goes with it

thanks xx

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