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# Build the reader
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## Ingredients
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To build the reader you'll need :
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- A Raspeberry pi pico
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- A RC522 RFID reader card
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- A SSD1306 OLED display
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- A Green led with its resistor
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- A Red led with its resistor
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- A systeme to open a door
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- Some cables and a breadboard for prototyping
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- A cable to connect your computer to the Pi Pico
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- Thonny installed on your computer.
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- The content of the [Client folder](../Client/)
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## Assemble the components
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Now you can assemble the parts using the schemas.
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You can plug you openning relays at the same PIN as the green LED.
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## Program the Pi Pico
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You can follow this guide from the raspebery py blog to initialize your Pi Pico
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➡️[Here it is](https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/get-started-pico-w/1)
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⚠️ I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information contained in this guide. ⚠️
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Now that you Pi Pico is fully operationnal, you can upload the content of the [Client folder](../Client/) to it.
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⚠️ The WIFI network **MUST** be available in 2.4 Ghz
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⚠️ Don't forget to create the file env.py with this content
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``` python
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# Global variables
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DOOR_ID = '[Your door ID]' #Without the quote
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WLAN_SSID = '[Your SSID]'
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WLAN_PASS = '[Your password]'
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SERVER_IP = '[Your server IP]'
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SERVER_PORT = 5000
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```
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