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== This is the Electrical Controls Subteam's Engineering Notebook ==
== This is the Electrical Controls Subteam's Engineering Notebook ==


[[Controls1609|1/6/09]]


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[[Controls1709|1/7/09]]
 
[[Controls1809|1/8/09]]
 
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'''1.14.2008'''
'''Date: '''1.14.2008  
 
'''Start time:''' 10:00


'''End time:''' 20:00
'''Start time:''' 10:00  


'''Members present:''' Eric, Jeff, Shauna, Cristian, Mike
'''End time:''' 20:00


'''Members present:''' Eric, Jeff, Shauna, Cristian, Mike


'''Tasks completed:'''
<br>'''Tasks completed:'''  


1.) Gyro code to drive in a straight line, turn arbitrary # degrees in place
1.) Gyro code to drive in a straight line, turn arbitrary # degrees in place  


2.) Code to execute multiple autonomous movements one after the other  
2.) Code to execute multiple autonomous movements one after the other  
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4.) Wired up 2 DB-15s for use with OI LEDs/switches  
4.) Wired up 2 DB-15s for use with OI LEDs/switches  


5.) Got IR board output reading function written
5.) Got IR board output reading function written  
 


'''Tasks to complete:'''
<br>'''Tasks to complete:'''  


1.) Write gyro-based code for turning 180 at the end of the field - 3 different "cases" based on starting position - partially complete as we had a gradual 45 deg. turn working on 1.13 evening
1.) Write gyro-based code for turning 180 at the end of the field - 3 different "cases" based on starting position - partially complete as we had a gradual 45 deg. turn working on 1.13 evening  


2.) Write encoder-based code for driving to the underpass in 'poking' position - partially complete based on Shauna's code, but needs to be integrated with gyro-based 'drive straight' code
2.) Write encoder-based code for driving to the underpass in 'poking' position - partially complete based on Shauna's code, but needs to be integrated with gyro-based 'drive straight' code  


3.) Work with mech. team to understand how we need to control arm to keep us in the 80" cylinder. Ugh not again.
3.) Work with mech. team to understand how we need to control arm to keep us in the 80" cylinder. Ugh not again.  


4.) Determine 'Robocoach' commands based on the autonomous modes listed in http://penfieldrobotics.com/forum/index.php?topic=1732 and the current capabilities of our robot
4.) Determine 'Robocoach' commands based on the autonomous modes listed in http://penfieldrobotics.com/forum/index.php?topic=1732 and the current capabilities of our robot  


5.) Meet Tuesday night right after dinner and review our tasklist/plan for the rest of the season
5.) Meet Tuesday night right after dinner and review our tasklist/plan for the rest of the season

Revision as of 16:25, 7 January 2009

This is the Electrical Controls Subteam's Engineering Notebook

1/6/09

1/7/09

1/8/09

This is a sample entry for an Engineering Notebook Entry - copy and paste this whole section to add a new entry


Date: 1.14.2008

Start time: 10:00

End time: 20:00

Members present: Eric, Jeff, Shauna, Cristian, Mike


Tasks completed:

1.) Gyro code to drive in a straight line, turn arbitrary # degrees in place

2.) Code to execute multiple autonomous movements one after the other

3.) Defined OI pinout for LEDs and switch inputs

4.) Wired up 2 DB-15s for use with OI LEDs/switches

5.) Got IR board output reading function written


Tasks to complete:

1.) Write gyro-based code for turning 180 at the end of the field - 3 different "cases" based on starting position - partially complete as we had a gradual 45 deg. turn working on 1.13 evening

2.) Write encoder-based code for driving to the underpass in 'poking' position - partially complete based on Shauna's code, but needs to be integrated with gyro-based 'drive straight' code

3.) Work with mech. team to understand how we need to control arm to keep us in the 80" cylinder. Ugh not again.

4.) Determine 'Robocoach' commands based on the autonomous modes listed in http://penfieldrobotics.com/forum/index.php?topic=1732 and the current capabilities of our robot

5.) Meet Tuesday night right after dinner and review our tasklist/plan for the rest of the season