30 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
Executable File
30 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
Executable File
# KAM Alarm
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The KAM Alarm system was born out of a need for efficient communication between the sound room and kids ministry at our church. The goal was to enable seamless updates on service progression, attendance counts, and worker presence.
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**Key Features**
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- Wireless connectivity using ESP32 boards that store WiFi credentials persistently across resets
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- Create an access point (AP) if no WiFi is available; connect to it with your phone or device
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- Once connected to a network, login to set the remote IP address, which enables connection to another KAM Alarm devices
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**How It Works**
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1. Connect your device to the KAM Alarm's AP or existing WiFi network.
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2. Log in and configure the remote IP address, linking the two devices.
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3. Use the system to send updates on service progression, attendance counts, and worker presence between the sound room and kids ministry.
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**Technical Details**
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- Two ESP32 boards connect via WiFi to each other
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- Sends GET requests to different URLs for data exchange
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**Get Started**
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Check out our [documentation](docs/documentation.md) for a detailed list of components used in this project.
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Check out our [BOM](docs/BOM.md) for a list of the parts used and the total cost.
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