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*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">While waiting for parts:</span><br>
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">While waiting for parts:</span><br>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Bits and Pieces:</span>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);">Bits and Pieces:</span>
*****Locknuts for PEM Studs
*****Locknuts for PEM Studs
*****Drill holes in tubes to fish wires through<br>
*****Drill holes in tubes to fish wires through<br>
*****Velcro controllers and their holders
*****Velcro controllers and their holders
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Wiring/Wire based:</span>
*****Flash - Get plastic/lexan<br>
*****Lens - Make lexan part
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);">Wiring/Wire based:</span>
*****Fix and test broken broken switches
*****Fix and test broken broken switches
*****Make Ardinuno Board
*****Make Ardinuno Board
*****Secure RJ45 Jack with approite secureness
*****Secure RJ45 Jack with approite secureness
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >&nbsp;Magnets:</span>
*****Add Wires to LED buttons
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);">Magnets:</span>
*****Find nuts
*****Find nuts
*****Dremal to fir
*****Dremal to fir
*****Lexan as a spacer???
*****Lexan as a spacer???
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">While Test Fitting:</span>
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">While Test Fitting:</span>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Mounting:</span>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);">Test Mounting:</span>
****Knob, Magnets, Laptop + Controller Holders, Power/Ethernet
****Knob, Magnets, Laptop + Controller Holders, Power/Ethernet, Buttons to Handles, Grip, Flash, Lens, Caps + Plugs
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Bits and Pieces:</span>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);">Bits and Pieces:</span>
*****How many magnets will we be using???
*****How many magnets will we be using???
*****Counter sink holes on top
*****Counter sink holes on top
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">After Test and Fitting/Before Final Assembly:</span><span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);"></span>
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">Painting (3D pieces are '''<span style="text-decoration: underline;" >NOT</span>''' being painted):</span>
***Paint Bottom, Top, and Laptop Holder their corresponding colors<br>
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Black:</span>
*****Top
*****Bottom
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Red:</span>
*****Laptop Holder<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);"></span>
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">Final Assembly:</span>
*<span style="background-color: rgb(241, 196, 15);">Final Assembly:</span>
***Bottom Box:
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Bottom Box:</span>
*****Cord managment
*****Cord managment
*****Velcro Laptop
*****Velcro Laptop
*****Wire top switches (LED)
*****Mount Caps + Plugs, Laptop + Controller Holders, Magnets
*******Add Wires
***<span style="background-color: rgb(248, 202, 198);" >Top Box:</span>
*******Mount to Handles
*****Mount Grip, Flash, Knob, Lens, Magnets
***Top Box:
*****Mount Grip, Flash, Knob, Lens
*******Flash - Get plastic/lexan<br>
*******Lens - Make lexan part<br>


== In Process ==
== In Process ==

Revision as of 18:08, 28 January 2025


New Rules

  • R907 *No AC inverters. OPERATOR CONSOLES must not contain AC inverters.
  • The shelf also includes two clips to hold the shelf in place with a 1 in. (~25 mm) by 2 in. (~51 mm) thick tab that

DO NOT DELETE: Creating a Sheet Metal Part in OnShape for the L3Harris Model Shop


Overall Concept

Dive Camera


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Square Box (20" x 13.75"), One Handle on Each Side (8.5" Foam Grips ~1" round)

Pop Off Lid

Overall width: ~26"

Handles: 8.5" Foam Grips (Trim Down Later) with round 1" and 1.5" by 3/4" square stock

Lexan For Lens: 0.062 in Thick

Design Info

Paint Scheme:

  • Bottom Box with Square stock metal - Black
  • Top - Black
  • End and top caps for handles - Black
  • Laptop stand - Red
  • Controller Holders - Red
  • Lens - Red

Width considerations:

  • Should be less than 29.680in in Length due to the NEW Clips... clam shell may not be ideal
  • Try to get to box width to be 24" instead of initial 28" thought


Use 'Giants of the Sea Font' from fontspace.com for cut outs.

Controllers - Logitech

Research options we did not use:
  • X-Box
  • Off-Brand PS
  • Controller Holder Starting Point

    Magnet Latches

    Handle Grip Material

    How to make grips: drill hole in top half of square stock and inset the round 1" tube and have L3Harris model shop weld them together, then put foam over the round tube.

    Research options we did not use:

  • Bike Handlebar Grips
  • Handlebar Foam
  • Foam Tube
  • To-Do

    (Sami) - Tools and Game Test: 100% BOTH

    Not Started

    • While waiting for parts:
        • Bits and Pieces:
            • Locknuts for PEM Studs
            • Drill holes in tubes to fish wires through
            • Velcro controllers and their holders
            • Flash - Get plastic/lexan
            • Lens - Make lexan part
        • Wiring/Wire based:
            • Fix and test broken broken switches
            • Make Ardinuno Board
            • Secure RJ45 Jack with approite secureness
            • Add Wires to LED buttons
        • Magnets:
            • Find nuts
            • Dremal to fir
            • Lexan as a spacer???
    • While Test Fitting:
        • Test Mounting:
          • Knob, Magnets, Laptop + Controller Holders, Power/Ethernet, Buttons to Handles, Grip, Flash, Lens, Caps + Plugs
        • Bits and Pieces:
            • How many magnets will we be using???
            • Counter sink holes on top
    • Painting (3D pieces are NOT being painted):
        • Black:
            • Top
            • Bottom
        • Red:
            • Laptop Holder
    • Final Assembly:
        • Bottom Box:
            • Cord managment
            • Velcro Laptop
            • Mount Caps + Plugs, Laptop + Controller Holders, Magnets
        • Top Box:
            • Mount Grip, Flash, Knob, Lens, Magnets

    In Process

    Completed

    • Beginning Steps
        • Confirmed for three Logitech controllers
        • Collaborate and create ideas. Look at past Controls if needed.
        • Take measures of computer and controllers being used. Look at 2024 Controls.
    • CAD/Assembly (in CAD)
        • Bottom Box
            • Increase height for controllers: 4.25"
            • Add notch for keyboard cutout
            • Square cutouts for the handles
            • PEM holes for laptop holder
            • Notches for the AC power and Ethernet bracket
            • PEM holes for controller holders
            • fish font
            • PEM Studs for magnets
            • Figure out what's broken with the controller holder assembly
            • Laptop Holder/Broken Switches (may just need to update drawings)
            • ReCAD the laptop holder
            • AC power and Ethernet bracket
            • Controller holder(s)
            • Words in Laptop holder: DIVE
            • Get controller spacing fixed
            • Finalize length: 20"
        • Top (thicker material .093)
            • Fill cut out in front (Bend Radius: 0.032 in; Bend Reduction: -0.145)
            • Determine a method of keeping the top on the box - Will be doing the same method as Stronghold
                • Find magnetic latches, get them on order. (Look in Design Info)
            • Camera Lens (Holes for screws, Lexan)
            • Camera grip/top opening (Holes for screws)
            • Flash (Holes for screws)
            • Holes for Camera Lens in top
            • Knob (Holes for screws, clicky thing)
        • Handles
            • Cap for the top of the handles
            • End cap for the bottom of the handles
            • Fixed/ Added to the Handle Assembly
            • Finalize design for handles
            • Top Caps - create whole for button mounting
    • Drawings
        • Laptop Drawing
        • Top Drawing (and Submit)
    • Final Assembly
        • Picked paint scheme
        • Found Parts:
            • AC receptacle, AC cable, RJ45 jack (NEEDS SOLDERED), broken switches, broken switch board, USB Hub, right angle USB adapters, Prototype Board, right angle Ethernet adapter
        • Order Parts:
            • extension cord with multiple outlets, nano ardiuno
        • Reprint both handle Caps and Plugs in Red
        • Solder RJ45 Jack
        • Trim Wires on knob
        • Replace the termanel ends on broken switch things
        • Test broken switches

    Meeting Minutes

    1/4 (KICKOFF!) (Sat)

    Attendees: Sami, Byers, Eric

    Work Completed:

    • Concept drawings started

    1/5 (Sun)

    Attendees: Sami, Byers, Eric

    Meeting Minutes:

    • Continued concept drawings
    • Looked at NON-Wi-Fi controllers
    • Created Wiki page
    • Broke Wiki page
    • FIXED Wiki page! :)
    • Looked and took measures of the new clips on drivers station (see concept ideas)
    • Added concepts

    1/7 (Tue)

    Attendees: Sami

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Sub Team interest form was completed
  • Added to the To Do, Not Started, and In Process sections
  • 1/8 (Wed)

    Attendees: Sami

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Since Sub Teams have not been decided yet, I worked on the Best RoBuddies SOP! :)
  • 1/9 (Thu)

    Attendees: Sami, Arlo, Colin, Eric, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Looked at past controls
  • Discussed ideas for this year
  • Look at concepts for this year
  • Messed with OnShape
  • Moved 2015-2024 files into Controls Teams
  • 1/11 (Sat)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Arlo, Oliver, Eric, Byers, Sam

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Continued the process of design on OnShape
  • Voted on concepts
  • started cad for bottom and top
  • Started cad for grip to take off lid
  • decided on Logitech controller
  • 1/12 (Sun)

    Attendees: Sami, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Looked at controller holders
  • Looked at handles/ handle grips
  • Picked out grips with round stock
  • Picked out and described square stock
  • 1/14 (Tue)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Arlo, Byers, Eric, Charlie

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Redeigned Controller holder and test printed
  • Put the handles in CAD
  • 1/15 (Wed)

    Attendees: Sami, Eric, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Fixed and printed Controller Holder
  • Created Controller Holder Assembly
  • Continued working on controller holder
  • 1/16 (Thu)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Arlo

    Meeting Minutes:

    • Figure out what's broken with the controller holder assembly
    • Cap for the top of the handles
    • End cap for the bottom of the handles
    • Increase height for controllers: 4.25"
    • Top (thicker material .093)
    • ReCAD the laptop holder
    • Get controller spacing fixed (2.5" between controller and keep out zone)
    • Finalize length: 23.75"
    • AC power and Ethernet bracket
    • Add notch for keyboard cutout

    1/18 (Sat)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Oliver, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

    • End cap for the bottom of the handles
    • Fixed/ Added to the Handle Assembly
    • Square cutouts for the handles
    • PEM holes for laptop holder
    • Notches for the AC power and Ethernet bracket
    • PEM holes for controller holders
    • Found magnetic latches
    • Laptop Holder/Broken Switches (may just need to update drawings)
    • Controller holder(s)
    • Determine a method of keeping the top on the box - Will be doing the same method as Stronghold
        • Find magnetic latches, get them on order. (Look in Design Info)

    1/19 (Sun)

    Attendees: Sami, Byers, Colin, Eric

    Meeting Minutes:

    • Bottom box
        • fish fonts with lots of fishy water fish
        • Words in Laptop holder: DIVE
    • 🏆MILESTONE - HANDLES COMLETED🏆
        • machined handle bar and pole in shop
        • drawings, except laptop tray, are done
        • 3d printed parts - perfecto
        • finished magnet integration with other components

    1/21 (Tue)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Arlo, Eric, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Created/Refined more To - Do lists items
  • Cleaned up Wiki
  • Created Laptop drawing and flat pattern for Harris
  • Started items to put on top
  • Updating the camera lens
  • 1/23 (Thu)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Controllers, grips, and magentic latches recived - Grips very bent :(
  • Refined To - Do List
  • Refined Lens - Made ledge for 0.062 in thick lexan
  • Worked on Grip
  • found bend raduis and reduction for 0.093 in
  • Started print for lens
  • Picked some color scemes
  • 1/25 (Sat)

    Attendees: Sami, Arlo, Byers, Colin

    Meeting Minutes:

  • Drilled holes in lens
  • Fill cut out in front (Bend Radius: 0.032 in; Bend Reduction: -0.145)
  • PEM Studs for magnets
  • Top Caps - create whole for button mounting
  • Flash
  • Found Parts: AC receptacle, AC cable, RJ45 jack (NEEDS SOLDERED), broken switches, broken switch board, USB Hub, right angle USB adapters, Prototype Board, right angle Ethernet adapter
  • Camera Lens (Holes for screws)
  • Camera grip/top opening (Holes for screws)
  • Flash (Holes for screws)
  • Reprint both handle Caps and Plugs in Red
  • Order Parts: extension cord with multiple outlets, nano ardiuno

    1/26 (Sun)

    Attendees: Sami, Byers

    Meeting Minutes:

    • Holes for Camera Lens in top
    • Knob (Holes for screws, clicky thing)
    • Top Drawing (and Submit)
    • Re - printed things from yesterday

    1/28 (Tue)

    Attendees: Sami, Colin, Oliver, Charlie, Byers, Eric

    Meeting Minutes:

    • Solder RJ45 Jack
    • Trim Wires on knob
    • Replace the termanel ends on broken switch things
    • Test broken switches

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    Controls Rules 2025

    • 6.3.2 OPERATOR CONSOLES
      DRIVE TEAMS set up their OPERATOR CONSOLE as soon as the DRIVE TEAM from the previous MATCH has
      cleared the area. OPERATOR CONSOLES must be compliant with all relevant rules, specifically those in section
      8.9 OPERATOR CONSOLE. The OPERATOR CONSOLE is plugged into the team’s assigned DRIVER STATION, as
      indicated on the team sign. Any control devices worn or held by their HUMAN PLAYERS and/or DRIVERS during
      the MATCH must be disconnected from or set on or beside the OPERATOR CONSOLE before the MATCH can
      begin. A DRIVE TEAM obstructing or delaying OPERATOR CONSOLE setup is at risk of violating G301.
      For the purposes of FIRST Robotics Competition, any device connected to the
      OPERATOR CONSOLE is considered a control device because REFEREES are not
      expected to differentiate between devices that can or cannot control the ROBOT.
    • R904 *OPERATOR CONSOLE physical requirements. The OPERATOR CONSOLE must not
    1. be longer than 5 ft. (~152 cm), B. be deeper than 1 ft. 2 in. (~35 cm) (excluding any items that are held or worn by the DRIVERS
      during the MATCH),
      C. extend more than 6 ft. 6 in. (~198 cm) above the floor, or
      D. attach to the FIELD (except via the loop tape as described in section 5.6.1 DRIVER STATIONS).
      There is a 4 ft. 6 in. (~137 cm) long by 2 in. (nominal) wide strip of hook-and-loop
      tape (“loop” side) along the center of the DRIVER STATION support shelf that
      should be used to secure the OPERATOR CONSOLE to the shelf. See section
      5.6.1 DRIVER STATIONS for details.
      Please note that while there is no hard weight limit, OPERATOR CONSOLES that
      weigh more than 30 lbs. (~13 kg.) will invite extra scrutiny as they are likely to
      present unsafe circumstances. 
    • R907 *No AC inverters. OPERATOR CONSOLES must not contain AC inverters

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