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<p>Created page with &quot;If you&#039;ve bought a MortiSafe from me, ==Parts I supply== You should now have from me: # A MortiThingy - two small circuit boards with buttons, an aerial and a USB socket # A M…&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>If you've bought a MortiSafe from me, <br /> <br /> ==Parts I supply==<br /> You should now have from me:<br /> <br /> # A MortiThingy - two small circuit boards with buttons, an aerial and a USB socket<br /> # A MortiReceiver board - a circuit board with four blue blocks, lots of screw terminals and an aerial<br /> # Connected to the MortiReceiver board, a Safe Cable, which is a cable with screw terminals on the end<br /> # Connected to the MortiReceiver board, a buzzer and a battery clip<br /> # A PP3 battery<br /> # A washer<br /> <br /> ==Parts you supply==<br /> And you should also have:<br /> <br /> # A digital safe<br /> # A power adaptor, 9v to 12v<br /> <br /> ==Stuff you should download==<br /> <br /> Download this zip file to your PC. Create a folder on your PC and copy the files from the zip into the folder.<br /> <br /> These files will include:<br /> # MortiSafe.inf - a file used to tell your PC how to talk to the USB device<br /> # MortiSafe_Test.exe - a program used to test the MortiSafe<br /> # MortiSafe_Dom.exe - a program used by dominants to generate key codes<br /> # MortiSafe_Sub.exe - a program used by submissives who have been given key codes from their dominant<br /> # MortiSafe_Self.exe - a program used by anyone using the safe for self-bondage<br /> <br /> ==How to build, quick summary==<br /> <br /> There may look like a lot of steps to building the MortiSafe but that's only because it's in a lot of detail. The basic steps to it are:<br /> <br /> # Cut the cable of your power adaptor and connect it to the MortiRemote<br /> # Cut a wire in your digital safe and connect it to the MortiRemote<br /> # Plug the MortiThingy into your PC<br /> # Download some software<br /> # Use it<br /> <br /> ==Checking the MortiReceiver wiring==<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Powering the MortiThingy==<br /> <br /> # Download some files to your PC<br /> # Plug the MortiThingy into a USB port on your PC<br /> # When it asks for a driver file, point it at one of the files you downloaded<br /> <br /> ==Powering and testing the MortiReceiver==<br /> <br /> # Take your power adaptor<br /> # Cut off the end with the socket which usually plugs into the appliance, so you have most of the cable still attached to the plug you put into the wall<br /> # Clean 1/2 in <br /> <br /> ==Wiring the safe==<br /> <br /> # Take the back off the door of the safe (usually 4 screws)<br /> # You'll find 2 wires coming from the battery compartment to the control board<br /> # Cut one of them (whichever's longest)<br /> # Clean some insulation off both ends of the wire<br /> # Put each end of the wire<br /> # Push those wires into the ends of the Safe Cable and tighten screws to hold them in<br /> <br /> ==Using the safe==<br /> <br /> # You can then run programs to lock and unlock the safe, lock it for a specified duration, etc<br /> <br /> ==Uninstalling the MortiSafe==<br /> <br /> If you should want to, you can very easily turn the MortiSafe back into a normal digital safe just by unscrewing some wires.</div>

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