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<h2>How it works</h2>
<p>Each RFID card is mapped to a specific audio file on the SD card. Hold a card against the reader and the corresponding story or song starts playing. Hold the RFID keychain against the reader to pause; hold it again to resume. No other buttons exist on the device, the design intentionally minimizes interaction points so even a toddler can use it independently.</p>
<p>Each RFID card is mapped to a specific audio file on the SD card. Hold a card against the reader and the corresponding story or song starts playing. Hold the RFID keychain against the reader to pause; hold it again to resume. No other buttons exist on the device; the design intentionally minimizes interaction points so even a toddler can use it independently.</p>
<h2>Auto-shutdown behavior</h2>
<p>The power management distinguishes between two states to avoid unnecessary battery drain:</p>
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<h2>The case</h2>
<p>The enclosure is a custom-built retro-style wooden box, painted by hand. The name "Rocky Box" came from my son, who painted a Paw Patrol character on the front. The design is deliberately quirky and homemade rather than polished, it has character.</p>
<p>The enclosure is a custom-built retro-style wooden box, painted by hand. The name "Rocky Box" came from my son, who painted a Paw Patrol character on the front. The design is deliberately quirky and homemade rather than polished; it has character.</p>
<h2>What's missing (by design)</h2>
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camera-server project provides two streaming modes: MJPEG for the
OctoPrint dashboard (low latency, works in any browser) and HLS for
remote viewing over slower connections. The MJPEG stream is the primary
way to check on prints, it loads quickly and updates in real time in the
way to check on prints; it loads quickly and updates in real time in the
OctoPrint web interface.</p>
<h2>History</h2>
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<p>New devices go through a standard conversion flow (from the
manufacturer's original cloud-dependent firmware to Tasmota) using a
well-documented community process. It occasionally fails on the first
attempt due to a transient Wi-Fi handshake issue, retrying resolves it
attempt due to a transient Wi-Fi handshake issue; retrying resolves it
without any special handling.</p>
<h2>How the data flows</h2>
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<h2>Why Tasmota over alternatives</h2>
<p>Tasmota was chosen over alternatives like ESPHome or Tuya firmware for
several reasons. The local-only control means no cloud dependency, the
plugs work even if the internet is down. The MQTT integration is mature
several reasons. The local-only control means no cloud dependency; the
plugs keep working offline. The MQTT integration is mature
and well-documented. The energy monitoring sensors are accurate enough
for home use (typically within 5% of a dedicated energy meter). And the
firmware supports a wide range of hardware, making it easy to find