I just got this switchboard for free...
What do?
Honestly, what can it be used for?
Launching a bunch of rockets and or fireworks?
>>52439192
>>52439248
>flightsim
use your imagination
>>52439295
I don't think it hooks up to a computer.
This was the old switchboard to a planetarium.
>>52439332
get a pie and connect it to it
>>52439366
But then what?
>>52439192
switch things up.
>>52439415
Teledildonics. It's the only way.
>>52440139
Seconding this
>>52440139
What is teledictonics?
>>52439366
this
itll be really fucking fun, and if you succeed you'll have a working interface
>>52440515
BUT HOW
>>52440844
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clUVEyi_YNM
this will give you the basic idea m8
>>52440880
>>52440844
I'm sorry for being so vague, here's something more elaborate;
>The situation
You have an interface. You have (might have) a pi/arduino device. You'll want to connect them together, but you do not know what wire goes where.
>What you'll have to do
You'll have to reverse engineer (figure out) what the whole thing does, how it works, what goes where, etc. You'll have to figure out what each pin does, or what each combination of pin does, etc.
Flicking a switch will probably output something on a pin (or multiple pins), which you can parse through something like the pi/arduino to base actions on the output you're getting.
You can reverse engineer this sorta stuff in numerous ways, but I won't explain them here. Google around on 'reverse engineering electronics' or ask >>>/diy/
Good luck!
>>52439192
sell it on ebay thats really rare equipment
>>52441821
No.
Set it up to change various lights.
Do like my uncle did and make a model train track in your basement.
Make it a control station.
>>52442354
My grandad has a bunch of old trains
But they arnt mine, yet.
