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Building a Home Security System with BeagleBone

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Product type Book
Published in Dec 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783559602
Pages 120 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Author (1):
William Pretty William Pretty
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Bill Pretty began his career in electronics in the early 80s with a small telecom start-up company that would eventually become a large multinational. He left this company to pursue a career in commercial aviation in northern Canada. Next, he joined the Ontario Center for Microelectronics, a provincially funded research and development center. Bill left this for a career in the military as a civilian contractor at what was then called Defense Research Establishment Ottawa. Thus began a career that was to span the next 25 years and continues until today. Over the years, Bill acquired extensive knowledge in the field of technical security and started his own company in 2010. This company is called William Pretty Security Inc. and provides support in the form of research and development to various law enforcement and private security agencies. Bill has published and presented a number of white papers on the subject of technical security. For a number of years, he was also a guest presenter at the Western Canada Technical Conference, a law enforcement-only conference held every year in western Canada. A selection of these papers is available for download from his website.
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters

Building a Home Security System with BeagleBone
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Alarm Systems 101 Our Very First Alarm System Bigger and Better Building the Hardware Testing the Hardware Automating Stuff Protecting Your Network Keeping an Eye on Things Going Further Index

Summary

In this chapter we tested the hardware that we built in the previous chapters. If you like, you can use the zone-testing portion of this chapter to test your actual installation wiring. Remember that you do not need the BeagleBone to test your wiring. That's what the LEDs are for.

In the next chapter we will learn how to use any unused outputs on the alarm system to control other things such as pumps and sprinklers.

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Authors (1)

Profile icon William Pretty
LinkedIn
Bill Pretty began his career in electronics in the early 80s with a small telecom start-up company that would eventually become a large multinational. He left this company to pursue a career in commercial aviation in northern Canada. Next, he joined the Ontario Center for Microelectronics, a provincially funded research and development center. Bill left this for a career in the military as a civilian contractor at what was then called Defense Research Establishment Ottawa. Thus began a career that was to span the next 25 years and continues until today. Over the years, Bill acquired extensive knowledge in the field of technical security and started his own company in 2010. This company is called William Pretty Security Inc. and provides support in the form of research and development to various law enforcement and private security agencies. Bill has published and presented a number of white papers on the subject of technical security. For a number of years, he was also a guest presenter at the Western Canada Technical Conference, a law enforcement-only conference held every year in western Canada. A selection of these papers is available for download from his website.
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