Hey! This thing is still a Work in Progress.
Files, instructions, and other stuff might change!
Wave Shield kit holder
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Published on October 17, 2012
Description
Want to scare some scarers for Halloween? Use Adafruit's Music & sound add-on pack, an Arduino, an IR-sensor & a 9V battery and mount it in this box.
Instructions
Just print the box on a well calibrated printer and all the parts (http://www.adafruit.com/products/175) will snap into this box. Place the Wave shield on the Arduino and snap it in. Power it with the 9V battery and connect the IR sensor and speaker by pressing them into their sockets.
Just position the box wherever you want to sense bypassers and play sound. My 9V battery lasted about 3 hours when used with this (http://www.adafruit.com/products/1031) IR Sensor. Attached to this thing is also the Arduino source I used to run the 5 boxes I made as well as a un-booleaned Rhino file in case someone want's to modify things.
Just position the box wherever you want to sense bypassers and play sound. My 9V battery lasted about 3 hours when used with this (http://www.adafruit.com/products/1031) IR Sensor. Attached to this thing is also the Arduino source I used to run the 5 boxes I made as well as a un-booleaned Rhino file in case someone want's to modify things.
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License
Wave Shield kit holder by jensa is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
Love this Arduino box and project. Could you provide a photo of the finished project?
I'd love to, but stupid me forgot to take pictures of the 5 kits I made :-/ All I have for now is this pic of an earlier version of it http://flashgamer.com/a/hallow...
Doesn't really show the end result, but gives you an idea I guess?