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DETAILS
Knock Knock sensor detects knocking on any surface you want. You can teach it any knocking pattern and let players e.g. unlock a hidden passage just by knocking.
Setting your own sequence of knocks is extremely easy. What’s more, there are two knobs to control the sensitivity of the sensor and how accurate the players have to be in recreating the pattern.
You can play strange knocking sounds on the other side of the wall in horror-themed Escape Room and make players recreate that knocking to unlock something.
The Knock Knock sensor can also help you design rhythm-based puzzles where players have to knock to make a short melody.
INSPIRATIONS
You can use Knock Knock sensor for a scary puzzle. Set your own knocking pattern and make players recreate it. With Knock Knock sensor and Magic Mirror output set, which reveals something after a puzzle is solved, spooky atmosphere is guaranteed.
Knock Knock sensorTECH INFO
Knock Knock sensor package contains:
– Knock Knock sensor,
– controller box with two programming knobs, and a cable with an Ethernet port and a red diode,
– 1-meter Ethernet cable,
– 5 spare sensors (buzzers).
Sensor size:
– 23 mm in diameter.
HOW TO SET IT UP
Step 1
Connect the Knock Knock sensor to the Universal puzzle controller via included Ethernet cable. Then, connect the Universal puzzle controller to a power supply.
Step 2
Fix the round part of the sensor to a surface. Remember to place the round part of the sensor in the correct position.
Step 3
Push and hold the teaching button on the sensor. Choose the mode by releasing the button after one or two blinks of the diode.
Step 4
In the first mode (one blink), the sensor listens to your knocking pattern. After you do it, push the teaching button to confirm the pattern. The sensor will play it back to you.
Step 5
Every time you recreate the pattern, the sensor becomes triggered and its red diode lights up. Use the left knob to change the Rejection Level, and the right one for the Sensitivity Level.
Step 6
In the second mode (two blinks), after the sensor detects a knock, it becomes triggered and its red diode lights up for a split second. You can use it as many times as you want.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do sensors work?
Sensors detect what players do. When a player performs a specific action, the sensor identifies that action and becomes triggered. When all the sensors connected to a puzzle controller are triggered correctly (in a specific way and/or order), the puzzle is solved and the output sets activate.
How many sensors can one puzzle have?
Our hardware lets you attach up to 14 sensors to one puzzle controller (one puzzle). You can use many sensors of the same kind, or make each of them of a different kind – it all depends on your puzzle idea.
I don't know which sensors I need for my puzzle idea.
No problem. Contact our customer support, describe your idea, and we will help you pick the right products.
What is the length of the cable that connects a sensor to a puzzle controller?
Each sensor is connected to the Universal puzzle controller via an Ethernet cable. We provide 1 m (3.28 ft) cable but you can easily get longer ones 🙂
Can your sensors be wireless?
From our experience, the wireless technology is not reliable enough to be used in Escape Room puzzles. With cables, you can be sure that triggering a sensor will be detected by the puzzle controller and won't ruin the experience.
I noticed that most of the sensors do not have a cord to be plugged into an outlet. Do they not require power?
Most of our sensors don’t require power unless you want an additional power supply for high current – it is needed in extensions. Ethernet cable is included with every sensor – it has to be connected to the Universal puzzle controller to work. Then, connect the Universal to a power supply.
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EricEscape –
Good sensor, very sensitive.
Jonathan Zinn –
Is this a stand alone prop or does it need a game controller?
Daniel Stroński –
This is just a sensor and needs to be connected to a universal puzzle controller.