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* triggerd via bash or service daemon
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## Limitations:
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* works safe on system with only one /dev/ttyUSB device
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* works safe on system with only one `/dev/ttyUSB` device
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* no other task can use the FTDI device for other things
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## Handware:
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## Hardware:
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1. FT232RL Breakout board ~1,5€
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2. NPN Transistor like 2N2222A ~0,0€
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3. Active Buzzer 5V ~0,25€
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### Schematics:
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![](https://git.mosad.xyz/localhorst/FTDI_simple_alarm/raw/commit/13a1200aea0d3dfb92495ae7d7f4993ddc4338f6/img/schematics.png)
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### FTDI EEPROM
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To invert the TXD pin on the FTDI device, programming the EEPROM is needed. With the Windoofs tool "FTDI_Prog" the Template `ft232rl_alert.xml` is uplouded. For GNU/Linux is [ftx-prog](https://github.com/richardeoin/ftx-prog) available. The only difference to default is the inverted TXD pin.
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## Software:
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### Commmon Distributions
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