I am no rocket scientist. I'm the guy who says "maybe you should restart" when someone has PC problems ... but that looks like one of them cat45 ethernet jacks.
Photo shows the lock port to secure the door but there doesn't appear to be any switch that would trigger an alert if the lock was removed and the door was opened.
Go to 36 seconds and compare the form factor of the machine in the tweet with the side of the machine in the video. Looks like they use the Ethernet port behind the door for devices for people that are blind or can't use the main screen. So my guess there would be no way to detect that the door was opened since it would be for "normal operation".
I found the model number from the photograph (PCOS-320C) on the Georgia court filing from 11/25/2020. According to that filing, it checks out that this is a current version of the hardware also. Probably the same one being used across the country.
It is interesting that they use a PoE device for the accessibility of disabled voters. I can't help but wonder if that is how they explain the need for an ethernet port on a device that isn't supposed to be connected to the internet. They could use any number of DIN connectors for that thing, why use an RJ45 jack?
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At this point, it should be obvious that Demaocrats and RINOs will corrupt any election system to remain in power.
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I am no rocket scientist. I'm the guy who says "maybe you should restart" when someone has PC problems ... but that looks like one of them cat45 ethernet jacks.
Photo shows the lock port to secure the door but there doesn't appear to be any switch that would trigger an alert if the lock was removed and the door was opened.
Dug around and found a video from a while back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36UmVaCrHMU
Go to 36 seconds and compare the form factor of the machine in the tweet with the side of the machine in the video. Looks like they use the Ethernet port behind the door for devices for people that are blind or can't use the main screen. So my guess there would be no way to detect that the door was opened since it would be for "normal operation".
Good find on the video.
I found the model number from the photograph (PCOS-320C) on the Georgia court filing from 11/25/2020. According to that filing, it checks out that this is a current version of the hardware also. Probably the same one being used across the country.
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.gand.284055/gov.uscourts.gand.284055.1.7.pdf
It is interesting that they use a PoE device for the accessibility of disabled voters. I can't help but wonder if that is how they explain the need for an ethernet port on a device that isn't supposed to be connected to the internet. They could use any number of DIN connectors for that thing, why use an RJ45 jack?
Not questioning the Rj45, but it got brought up at the hearing today.
So there's no internet access... No, we only use LAN. So you can still access the internet...
Like it.
Finally getting to see some of the B.S. hardware!
Is that square sticker an RFID tag?
This post is suspicious