What happens when a user attempts to defeat the Fabman by unplugging it and bypassing the system altogether?
Does it send some sort of signal by default or is there a webhook that needs to be programmed?
What happens when a user attempts to defeat the Fabman by unplugging it and bypassing the system altogether?
Does it send some sort of signal by default or is there a webhook that needs to be programmed?
Thank you.
It only seems to show a date. Would there be a way to get a time that the tampering with the bridge occurred?
At the moment, I can’t think of an elegant solution to be automatically informed when the bridge wiring is tampered with.
At Happylab, we have “solved” this problem by wrapping the cables at the C13/C14 connector of the bridge very tightly with a cable tie. This way, if you want to unplug and plug in the cables, you have to at least cut the cable tie as well, which is already a bigger hurdle for most users.
This solution is rather low-tech, but quite effective in our case.
Best wishes,
Roland