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Mortice: /* Magic parts you get from me */

2017-04-17T16:32:41Z

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	===Magic parts you get from me===		===Magic parts you get from me===

	You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for ~~£70~~ (around US$~~110~~) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.		You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £80 (around US$100) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.
	You will get:		You will get:
	* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit with cable to connect to the safe		* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit with cable to connect to the safe
	* A cut-and-reattached USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected		* A cut-and-reattached USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected
	* An ~~adapter~~ for fitting a micro-SD card into an SD slot, supplied just in case you need to download and rewrite the micro-SD supplied in the Raspberry Pi		* An adaptor for fitting a micro-SD card into an SD slot, supplied just in case you need to download and rewrite the micro-SD supplied in the Raspberry Pi

	You can assemble all these parts together by following the details on [[Build your own from parts]].		You can assemble all these parts together by following the details on [[Build your own from parts]].

	''Disclaimer: Magic parts may not actually be magic. Supernatural forces not supplied.''		''Disclaimer: Magic parts may not actually be magic. Supernatural forces not supplied.''

Mortice: /* Muggle parts you'll need to buy */

2015-12-22T18:35:00Z

Muggle parts you'll need to buy

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	* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware		* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware

	You can get a suitable safe on EBay, in UK see http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/~~400881079271~~ for ~~£19~~		You can get a suitable safe on EBay, in UK see http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm//221948641966 for £17
	or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28		or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28

Mortice: /* Muggle parts you'll need to buy */

2015-03-31T20:26:52Z

Muggle parts you'll need to buy

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	or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28		or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28

	I've not tried these specific products but I have an identical looking one which works fine. If those auctions aren't available, search ebay for 'digital safe' and you'll see many others.		I've not tried these specific products but I have an identical looking one to the 'small' in the link above which works fine. If those auctions aren't available, search ebay for 'digital safe' and you'll see many others.

			The MortiSafe Pro core unit, which goes inside the safe, is 21cm long and the 'small' safe above is 23cm wide so it just about fits okay. But the core unit is two parts plugged together with a USB plug/socket between them so if you used a USB extension cable you could fold it down to about 14x10x7cm at its very smallest.

	Or you can purchase a similar safe at a local store that sells home goods.		Or you can purchase a similar safe at a local store that sells home goods.

Mortice: /* Muggle parts you'll need to buy */

2015-03-29T00:51:40Z

Muggle parts you'll need to buy

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	* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware		* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware

	You can get a suitable safe on EBay, in UK see http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/~~121548665159~~ for ~~£28~~		You can get a suitable safe on EBay, in UK see http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400881079271 for £19
	or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28		or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28

Mortice: /* Magic parts you get from me */

2015-02-25T18:19:22Z

Magic parts you get from me

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	You will get:		You will get:
	* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit with cable to connect to the safe		* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit with cable to connect to the safe
	* A cut USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected		* A cut-and-reattached USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected
	* ~~Clips~~ for ~~connecting~~ the ~~USB power cable~~		* An adapter for fitting a micro-SD card into an SD slot, supplied just in case you need to download and rewrite the micro-SD supplied in the Raspberry Pi

	You can assemble all these parts together by following the details on [[Build your own from parts]].		You can assemble all these parts together by following the details on [[Build your own from parts]].

	''Disclaimer: Magic parts may not actually be magic. Supernatural forces not supplied.''		''Disclaimer: Magic parts may not actually be magic. Supernatural forces not supplied.''

Mortice: /* Magic parts you get from me */

2015-02-25T15:42:13Z

Magic parts you get from me

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	You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$110) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.		You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$110) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.
	You will get:		You will get:
	* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit		* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit with cable to connect to the safe
	* A cut USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected		* A cut USB power cable which can be fed through the hole in the back of the safe and reconnected
	* Clips for connecting the USB power cable		* Clips for connecting the USB power cable

Mortice at 14:43, 25 February 2015

2015-02-25T14:43:12Z

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	Or you can purchase a similar safe at a local store that sells home goods.		Or you can purchase a similar safe at a local store that sells home goods.

			===Use of wifi===

			The MortiSafe Pro core unit makes connections to the internet through your home wifi system. You need to have a system in place, and need to know the password to access it (which would be the same as you would need for connecting a phone or tablet to your home wifi). If you have hidden your SSID you will need to know how to temporarily enable it while configuring MortiSafe Pro's connection.

	===Parts you'll need for setup===		===Parts you'll need for setup===

Mortice: /* Muggle parts you'll need to buy */

2015-02-24T20:23:10Z

Muggle parts you'll need to buy

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	* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware		* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware

	~~These parts are available~~ on ~~ebay if not locally~~, ~~such as these (I've not tried these specific products but they look right from description):~~		You can get a suitable safe on EBay, in UK see http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121548665159 for £28
	~~{\|border=1~~		or in USA see http://www.ebay.com/itm/380740659062 for $28
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	\|UK		I've not tried these specific products but I have an identical looking one which works fine. If those auctions aren't available, search ebay for 'digital safe' and you'll see many others.
	~~\|Price~~
	~~\|USA~~		Or you can purchase a similar safe at a local store that sells home goods.
	~~\|Price~~
	\|-
	~~\|Safe~~
	\|http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/~~110905964225~~
	~~\|£25~~
	\|http://www.ebay.com/itm/~~120865104070~~
	\|
	A safe ~~from Harbor Freight~~
	~~\|$50~~
	~~$25~~
	\|}

	===Parts you'll need for setup===		===Parts you'll need for setup===

Mortice: /* Magic parts you get from me */

2015-02-24T20:12:53Z

Magic parts you get from me

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	===Magic parts you get from me===		===Magic parts you get from me===

	You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$~~100~~) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.		You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$110) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.
	You will get:		You will get:
	* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit		* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit

Mortice at 20:06, 24 February 2015

2015-02-24T20:06:47Z

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	To make a MortiSafe you'll need to buy Magic parts (which you buy from me) and Muggle parts (which you buy from somewhere else).		To make a MortiSafe Pro you'll need to buy Magic parts (which you buy from me) and Muggle parts (which you buy from somewhere else).

	===Muggle parts you'll need to buy===		===Muggle parts you'll need to buy===
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	** Must have small holes at the back (usually for screwing to wall) for running a cable through		** Must have small holes at the back (usually for screwing to wall) for running a cable through
	** Must have a screw panel on the back of the door which gives access to the controls inside		** Must have a screw panel on the back of the door which gives access to the controls inside
	* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe hardware		* A USB power adapter. This plugs into your wall socket (obviously, one appropriate to the country you're in!) and should have a USB socket (type 'A', the standard rectangular one) and should deliver at least 1A (1000mA) power. If you have a candidate power adapter you can tell if it's suitable by plugging it into the MortiSafe Pro hardware

	These parts are available on ebay if not locally, such as these (I've not tried these specific products but they look right from description):		These parts are available on ebay if not locally, such as these (I've not tried these specific products but they look right from description):
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	===Magic parts you get from me===		===Magic parts you get from me===

	You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$100) ~~[PRICE TO BE CONFIRMED]~~ which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.		You can buy the Magic parts for a MortiSafe from me for £70 (around US$100) which includes shipping, paypal charges etc.
	You will get:		You will get:
	* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit		* The MortiSafe Pro core processing unit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi, a wifi unit and a relay unit