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As you all already know, nowadays we can acces our home PC remotely over the Internet. But what we do if we are away from home and our PC is not powered on, and also there is nobody left home to do that for us?
As I consider myself being a geek, I keep my old stuff, and also collect used and partially broken stuff.
Many of us changed often the mobile phone or cell phone... whatever you call it. I have a Nokia 1100 with it's microphone broken. So I tought it can be useful for something in the future.
I used only recovered parts for this project!
P.S. Sorry for poor photo quality... were made using another... mobile phone. :D
As I consider myself being a geek, I keep my old stuff, and also collect used and partially broken stuff.
Many of us changed often the mobile phone or cell phone... whatever you call it. I have a Nokia 1100 with it's microphone broken. So I tought it can be useful for something in the future.
I used only recovered parts for this project!
P.S. Sorry for poor photo quality... were made using another... mobile phone. :D
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1. one old mobile phone with vibrating function - may be broken enough to receive calls.
2. one charging plug (it can be used the phone charger's original one)
3. two terminals miniature sockets and cables with miniature connectors
4. some old computer case front panel cable connectors ( I used Hdd Led, Power Button, Reset Button connectors) and front panel socket like (you can use jumperpins instead)
5. any small old electronic board (PCB) or perforated board (I used an old Philips TV small module PCB)
6. omron 12v miniature relay (with at least one pair of contacts)
7.one BC548 NPN transistor or equivalent
8. one 1N4001 diode
9. one opto-isolator with NPN transistor output. I used EL817 optoisolator from an broken ATX computer supply
10. one 470uF/10v capacitor
2. one charging plug (it can be used the phone charger's original one)
3. two terminals miniature sockets and cables with miniature connectors
4. some old computer case front panel cable connectors ( I used Hdd Led, Power Button, Reset Button connectors) and front panel socket like (you can use jumperpins instead)
5. any small old electronic board (PCB) or perforated board (I used an old Philips TV small module PCB)
6. omron 12v miniature relay (with at least one pair of contacts)
7.one BC548 NPN transistor or equivalent
8. one 1N4001 diode
9. one opto-isolator with NPN transistor output. I used EL817 optoisolator from an broken ATX computer supply
10. one 470uF/10v capacitor
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my email id is amperenaushad@gmail.com and jahidphy@gmail.com
hope for the quick and positive response...
because i will start tommorow.i am now looking for the parts