Thomas Bunn House Telephone Interaction - Revision history

Hal at 01:32, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:32:54Z

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	\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling~~; Laser Cutting~~; Electronics		\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Electronics
	\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display		\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
	\|northForge=No		\|northForge=No
	}}		}}

Hal at 01:31, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:31:45Z

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg		File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver
	\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Electronics		File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).
			File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes
			File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank
			</gallery>


			\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting; Electronics
	\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display		\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
	\|northForge=No		\|northForge=No
	~~\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank~~
	}}		}}

Hal at 01:29, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:29:06Z

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg~~\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver~~		File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg
	File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).		\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Electronics
	~~File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes~~
	~~File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank~~
	~~</gallery>~~


	\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling~~; Laser Cutting~~; Electronics
	\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display		\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
	\|northForge=No		\|northForge=No
			\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank
	}}		}}

Ttenbergen at 01:26, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:26:55Z

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	=== How we did it ===		=== How we did it ===
	~~as gallery~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver~~
	File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).
	~~File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes~~
	~~File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.		The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.

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	All programming was done using MicroPython.		All programming was done using MicroPython.

			<gallery>
			File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver
			File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).
			File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes
			File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank
			</gallery>


	\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting; Electronics		\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting; Electronics
	\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display		\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
	\|northForge=No		\|northForge=No
	}}		}}

Ttenbergen at 01:25, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:25:55Z

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	\|geekery=The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.		\|geekery=The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.

	~~[[File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank]]~~
	This display is an antique telephone (late 1890s-early part of 20th century) that was provided by the Thomas Bunn House. Their request was to have it play an audio file through the earpiece when the earpiece was lifted and the crank was run.		This display is an antique telephone (late 1890s-early part of 20th century) that was provided by the Thomas Bunn House. Their request was to have it play an audio file through the earpiece when the earpiece was lifted and the crank was run.

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	File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver		File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver
	File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).		File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).
	File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes		File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes
			File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Ttenbergen at 01:22, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:22:11Z

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	</gallery>		</gallery>

	~~as separate images~~
	[[File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with earpiece and receiver]][[File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|thumb\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).]][[File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes.\|thumb\|3D printed magnet holder, wired between crank spokes.]]
	The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.		The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.

Ttenbergen at 01:21, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:21:01Z

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	=== How we did it ===		=== How we did it ===
			as gallery
			<gallery>
			File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver
			File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).
			File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes
			</gallery>

			as separate images
	[[File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with earpiece and receiver]][[File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|thumb\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).]][[File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes.\|thumb\|3D printed magnet holder, wired between crank spokes.]]		[[File:BunnPhone-Left.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone showing earpiece and receiver\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with earpiece and receiver]][[File:BunnPhone-CabinetInside.jpg\|thumb\|Inside view of cabinet, including electronics enclosure and updated "schematic". Note that original hardware is still in place (and in some cases is used to anchor new components).]][[File:Bunn Phone - Magnet in Crank Gear.jpg\|alt=A bright pink 3D printed magnet holder, wired between brass crank spokes.\|thumb\|3D printed magnet holder, wired between crank spokes.]]
	The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.		The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.

Ttenbergen at 01:18, 2024 March 28

2024-03-28T01:18:02Z

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	All programming was done using MicroPython.		All programming was done using MicroPython.
			\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting; Electronics
	\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing~~; RP2040; Microcontrollers~~; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting
	\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display		\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
	\|northForge=No		\|northForge=No
	}}		}}

Hal: Hal moved page Bunn House phone to Thomas Bunn House Telephone Interaction without leaving a redirect: Better name

2024-03-28T01:01:28Z

Hal moved page Bunn House phone to Thomas Bunn House Telephone Interaction without leaving a redirect: Better name

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Hal at 00:42, 2024 March 28

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	{{Project		{{Project
			\|longDescription=This display is an antique telephone (late 1890s-early part of 20th century) that was provided by the Thomas Bunn House. Their request was to have it play an audio file through the earpiece when the earpiece was lifted and the crank was run.
			\|geekery=The speaker in the earpiece was in excellent shape. As a result, we were able to build place a Hall sensor, some magnets, and use the existing switches without damaging or removing any of the existing equipment inside the box.

	[[File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank]]		[[File:BunnPhone-Right.jpg\|alt=Bunn Phone - view with hand crank\|thumb\|Bunn Phone - view with hand crank]]
	This display is an antique telephone (late 1890s-early part of 20th century) that was provided by the Thomas Bunn House. Their request was to have it play an audio file through the earpiece when the earpiece was lifted and the crank was run.		This display is an antique telephone (late 1890s-early part of 20th century) that was provided by the Thomas Bunn House. Their request was to have it play an audio file through the earpiece when the earpiece was lifted and the crank was run.
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	All programming was done using MicroPython.		All programming was done using MicroPython.

			\|skillSet=Raspberry Pi; 3D Printing; RP2040; Microcontrollers; Python; 3D Modelling; Laser Cutting
			\|projectType=Interactive Display; Museum Display
			\|northForge=No
	}}		}}