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*Finished wiring the controls onto the actual sheet metal interface  
*Finished wiring the controls onto the actual sheet metal interface  
*Fixed miscellaneous wiring issues (3 way toggle switch LEDs were reversed, soldered yellow/white pin back onto ribbon connector, Replaced a broken 2-way toggle switch, covered resistors with electrical tape)<br>  
*Fixed miscellaneous wiring issues (3 way toggle switch LEDs were reversed, soldered yellow/white pin back onto ribbon connector, Replaced a broken 2-way toggle switch, covered resistors with electrical tape)<br>  
*Painted the yellow thunderbolt<br>
*Painted the yellow thunderbolt<br>  
*Implemented cable management with cable ties onto the the electrical controls<br>
*Implemented cable management with cable ties onto the the electrical controls<br>  
*Tested the toggle switch LEDs, signal light LEDs and control  
*Tested the toggle switch LEDs, signal light LEDs and control  
*Mounted saitek arm/manipulator joystick with velcro onto the sheet metal<br>
*Mounted saitek arm/manipulator joystick with velcro onto the sheet metal<br>  
*Determined the correct timing for the pontentiometers (from ADC) for the autonomous delay. It's 32-bits and not 8-bits.
*Determined the correct timing for the pontentiometers (from ADC) for the autonomous delay. It's 32-bits and not 8-bits.


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*Find a way to protect the bottom of the control interface.  
*Find a way to protect the bottom of the control interface.  
**Lexan is currently being considered.
**Lexan is currently being considered.  
**Possibly split the lexan into different "zones" with bars to mount the lexan.
**Possibly split the lexan into different "zones" or as a straight piece with bars on the bottom side to mount the lexan.  
*Determine what functions the toggle switches will perform
*Determine how the cover for the joysticks will be implemented
*Consider a "safety" for the classmate to secure it "better?"


= Materials Needed  =
= Materials Needed  =


*Lexan for the bottom of the control interface.
*Lexan for the bottom of the control interface.

Revision as of 16:54, 13 February 2011

Attendance

Start time:11AM

End time:

Members present: Crystal, JP, Eric, Gafei

Members Attending Next Meeting:

Tasks Completed

  • Finished wiring the controls onto the actual sheet metal interface
  • Fixed miscellaneous wiring issues (3 way toggle switch LEDs were reversed, soldered yellow/white pin back onto ribbon connector, Replaced a broken 2-way toggle switch, covered resistors with electrical tape)
  • Painted the yellow thunderbolt
  • Implemented cable management with cable ties onto the the electrical controls
  • Tested the toggle switch LEDs, signal light LEDs and control
  • Mounted saitek arm/manipulator joystick with velcro onto the sheet metal
  • Determined the correct timing for the pontentiometers (from ADC) for the autonomous delay. It's 32-bits and not 8-bits.

Tasks In Progress

  •   Program the known controls correctly with the cypress board

Tasks to Complete

  • Find a way to protect the bottom of the control interface.
    • Lexan is currently being considered.
    • Possibly split the lexan into different "zones" or as a straight piece with bars on the bottom side to mount the lexan.
  • Determine what functions the toggle switches will perform
  • Determine how the cover for the joysticks will be implemented
  • Consider a "safety" for the classmate to secure it "better?"

Materials Needed

  • Lexan for the bottom of the control interface.