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'''Start time: '''<br> | '''Start time: '''6:00<br> | ||
'''End time: '''<br> | '''End time: '''9:00<br> | ||
'''Members present: '''<br> | '''Members present: '''Michael Hartman<br> | ||
'''Members Attending Next Meeting: '''<br> | '''Members Attending Next Meeting: '''<br> | ||
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* | *The high speed CanBus networks generally run at 500k bits/sec, where as the slower Body Control Can will run at 125k bits/sec. <br> | ||
* | *Have 1 Q10 leftover from last year.<br> | ||
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'''Tasks In Progress:'''<br> | '''Tasks In Progress:'''<br> | ||
* | *Working with Mechanical to determine mock board position on the robot as well as the battery.<br> | ||
* | *Researching Banner Sensors.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:48, 20 January 2010
XX.XX.2010
Start time: 6:00
End time: 9:00
Members present: Michael Hartman
Members Attending Next Meeting:
Tasks Completed:
- The high speed CanBus networks generally run at 500k bits/sec, where as the slower Body Control Can will run at 125k bits/sec.
- Have 1 Q10 leftover from last year.
Tasks In Progress:
- Working with Mechanical to determine mock board position on the robot as well as the battery.
- Researching Banner Sensors.
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- task
- task
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- item
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