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#Dsc under desk panic button serial#
establish virtual serial port for shield Program the Arduino with the following code: /* Crisis averted thanks to the Desk Panic Button. You will need to continue this conversation later. You explain that you need to take this important call. If you still can't see it, picture this Your phone rings. Perhaps now you can see how a device that places a call to yourself may come in extremely useful. There is only one way to get out of this - you need something more important to do. Think of this way - an annoying coworker walks over to your desk with the intention of locking you into a long dull impromptu meeting. Of course, you may be wondering why on Earth I would want to call my own phone. The under desk panic button that I have created dials my own phone when it's pressed. So, I decided that I needed to tone it down a bit. However, I feel like one that calls 911 has limited use in my line of work, and my opportunity for panic was probably less severe. Now that I am an adult and have a desk of my own, I resolved that I too needed a panic button. It was 'off limits,' and thus a very appealing idea. Perhaps this notion stuck with me for so long of a time because I was never allowed to press it as a kid. Nonetheless, I always thought the idea of having a panic button was pretty darn neat. It’s important to place buttons in locations where employees will likely be at the time of a situation. These buttons are small and usually placed in a discreet location, like just under the lip of a desk or retail counter. While I thought this was pretty cool at the time, it later occurred to me that he had this because the neighborhood that his business was located in was a bit rough, and - perhaps - we were in perpetual danger. A panic button is a strategically placed or hidden button that automatically alerts police to an emergency situation.
When I was a kid my father had a panic button under his desk that was wired to call 911.
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