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  1. Here is what I ended up creating. I soldered on a second antenna connector, which increases the signal strength when both antennas are attached. I put in a toggle switch for the battery pack. I also cut holes in the case so you could plug in a network cable and power cable. I wanted to use the case to store the fon router and battery in one and keep them from getting smashed in a bag. I also designed it so that it can be flexible: one or two antennas; batter or power supply; wireless or cat5. Here is a link to my flickr pictures of it: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37252626@N04/sets/72157625535931958/
  2. I understand that there is a second place for another antenna. What I want is to have an antenna inside the case and external. This way if I don't want a big one connect at some point it will still have a small one in the case. The thing I am thinking about is how it will work. I would guess if I soldered it to the second one it would have to be changed possibly in openwrt to use the other antenna. Do you guys think it would be fine to solder to the existing one so that I wouldn't have to mess with configurations in openwrt if I decide to switch what antenna I am using? Do you think that it would weaken the signal at all? @circutdust Did you have an idea for a remote switch yet and just not implement it? Have you been increasing the db output at all in openwrt?
  3. So, is it better to solder to the existing antenna or put on the other one and change the configuration in openwrt?
  4. A possible issue I see with a sealed case like this is the fon chips getting too hot since there would be no air flow. Have you noticed it getting to hot at all?
  5. This is a pretty sweet housing, I think I am going to go get a pelican case and do the same. Did you figure out anything for the remote on/off?
  6. Here is the method I came up with. Seems to work on my laptop. Let me know what you think. //Attempt to detect when a user logs in. void WaitForUserToLogin(uint16_t timeToLogin) { //Get value of keyboard leds just for caps lock. uint8_t caps = keyboard_leds & 0b00000010; //Second bit is for caps lock //If caps lock isn't on, turn it on. if(caps == 0) { usb_keyboard_press(KEY_CAPS_LOCK, 0); } //Wait a second before we begin checking. PDDelay(1000); //Wait for caps to be turned off. do { //Get value of keyboard leds just for caps lock. caps = keyboard_leds & 0b00000010; //Second bit is for caps lock } while(caps == 2); //Delay to allow time for the user to login. PDDelay(timeToLogin); }
  7. I had this idea as well, but haven't implemented it yet. 1. See if caps is on and if it isn't put it on. 2. Wait for it to get turned off. 3. Give the user some time to log in. 4. Run some code.
  8. Hak.5 Fan, I get what you are doing, but I understand how you have Jasager using DHCP and a GW set. I have tried multiple configurations and can't get users connected to Jasager the ability to access the internet. Thanks in advance.
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