GNU Phantom.Security


Phantom.Security is part of the Phantom project, which also includes Phantom.Home. This project has been decommissioned. Its web pages are kept online for historical purposes only.


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Introduction to GNU Phantom.Security

GNU Phantom.Security is a computer controlled security system.

GNU Phantom.Security uses a simple electronic circuit that you build (the circuit diagram is included, and can be completed by even a novice with minimal electronics experience... or get a friend to do it :) ). The device (Phantom.Controller) is connected to a parallel port on your computer. You can connect security devices to Phantom.Controller such as door magnets, motion sensors, and smoke detectors! You can usually use any off-the-shelf item with a simple modification. Examples and sample setups are included in the GNU Phantom.Security package. GNU Phantom.Security can be used in small home or office settings or can be expanded into a large networked system!

Downloading GNU Phantom.Security

GNU Phantom.Security can be found on http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/phantom/security or one of the mirrors.

The latest news/updates/binaries to GNU Phantom.Security can be obtained from http://www.joethielen.com.

Bug reports/questions/comments

Please send any bug reports to bug-phantom-security@gnu.org.

Please send any questions or comments to jthielen@accesstoledo.com.


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Updated: 30 May 2000 tower