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 This system is an ATMEGA328P and NRF24L01+ based low power device to detect when something is posted in my mail box. The electronic circuit shares the same designed as the low power weather station I made enabling it to consume only 60µA when sleeping.  
 **You will also need to build a receiver station to receive the messages. For that you can build your own or use [this design](/git/Th3maz1ng/ESP8266_dual_NRF24l01_gateway) I made.**
 
-**Check the LICENSE.md file at the root of this project for more information.**
+**Check the LICENSE.md file at the root of this project for more information.**  
+
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_system.png)
 
 ## What is this device capable of ?
 The system is able to wait for up to three distinct events (interrupt sources).  This means that it can detect up to three actions like :  
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 * The mail was picked up using the rear door by me or a family member.  
 
 **Changing the design of the event detection circuit can easily increase the number of various events that could be detected**  
+The schematic is available [here](/git/Th3maz1ng/ATMEGA328P_connectedMailBox/src/branch/master/schematic/ATMEGA328P_connectedMailBox.pdf).  
 The device is fixed to the mailbox using two strong neodymium magnets. No need to make holes in the box.
 
 ## Power consumption :
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 ## Getting started :
 1. Clone this repository : git clone http://web-directories.cf/git/Th3maz1ng/ATMEGA328P_connectedMailBox.git
 2. Go to **"src\libs"** folder of this project and copy and paste its content in your "Arduino\libraries" folder.
-3. Open the app.ino file with the Arduino IDE and select the "Arduino Pro or Pro Mini" board with processor : (Atmega 3.3V 8 Mhz).
+3. Open the app.ino file with the Arduino IDE and select the "Arduino Pro or Pro Mini" board with processor : (Atmega 3.3V 8Mhz).
 4. Compile and Upload !
 5. To receive the data sent by the device, you can check this other [project](/git/Th3maz1ng/ESP8266_dual_NRF24l01_gateway) which is the receiver end.
 
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 ***If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me at : bugreport[at]laposte[dot]net***
 
-## Finally here are some pictures of the PCB and device :
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+## Finally here are some pictures of the PCB, reed switches setup and mailbox :
+### Overall device:  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_system_open_pcb_out.png)
+
+### Junction box layout closeup:  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_system_open_closeup.png)
+
+### PCB back :  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_pcb_back.png)
+
+### PCB front :  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_pcb_front.png)
+
+### Reed switch installation in the mailbox :  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_mailbox.png)
+
+### Package door lock reed switch closeup:  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_mailbox_door_lock.png)
+
+### Letter tray reed switch closeup:  
+![](http://82.64.196.164/images/git/connected_mailbox_mailbox_letter_tray.png)
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