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Re: AID: Agenda February 8th 2004
From: Tim Moody timmoody
sympatico.ca
Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2004 12:44:04 -0800
: Sent via the Art Interface Device mailing list: aid@interaccess.org : Use your "Reply All" to reply to the list, "Reply" for private response The burners I looked at were: http://www.voti.nl/wisp628/ - has schematic to build it. http://www.quasarelectronics.com/3150.htm - USB kit or pre-built (PC software) http://www.finitesite.com/d3jsys/proghvp.html - simple if you have a PC and parallel port At 01:23 PM 2/6/2004 -0500, B. Bogart wrote: >: Sent via the Art Interface Device mailing list: aid@interaccess.org >: Use your "Reply All" to reply to the list, "Reply" for private response > >Agenda: >AID group meeting, February 8th, 2004 at 1:30pm @ Interaccess, 401 >Richmond, Suite 444 >In-Meeting Tasks: > > 1) Work on USB Integration into mainboard. > Participants: Mike, Rob > Progress: Rob thinks the USB issues are driver related, will try on a PC > machine. > > 2) Plan out the "Getting started" guide for AID: > - How to get a chip programmer? Links to schematics/manufacturers. > - How to build a programmer? > - Construction notes (tools, solder tips, external resources) > - Part and tool suppliers. > - How to build a mainboard? > - How to build a test-board? > - standalone AID test application > - links to worked solution pages (on community site) > > 3) Continue the development of the AID community site. > Participants: Ian, Tim, Mike, those interested. > > 4) Implement bulk write command. (requires 16 arguments) > Participants: Stefan. > Progress: n/a > > 5) Modify the AtoD on AID to full 10bits! > Participants: Ben, Stefan > Progress: We're now using the 8 most siginificant bits of the reading. > >Between-Meeting Tasks: > > 1) Complete mainboard PCB Design. > Participants: Rob, etc. > Progress: n/a > > 2) Decide on which schematic program is standard. > > 3) Six Worked solutions for the AID launch: > - Switch Reader (Ben's Responsibility) > - A/D Bend Sensor (unowned) > - Polaroid Rangfinder (Rob's responsibility) > - Sensbar-120V relay box (Mike's responsibility) > - Audio/Video Playback (Ben's responsibility) > - Motor Driver (Yeshua's responsibility) > > 4) Revise and fix existing boards for AID Demos > - sensebar > - stelarc switch reader > - PD video playback patch > - Bend Sensor board > - Rangefinder > >Deffered Tasks: > 1) Continue development of map command (change to 16x16 bit array?). > Participants: Stefan, Ian, Ben > Progress: n/a >Special Events: > * Stefan and Ben did not have time to present their report on the > "Embdedded Ethernet in C" workshop last week. Ben and Stefan will > send a written report to the list. In particular how the workshop pertains > to Open Source, and the AID project. > >What we need help with: > > * We need someone from the AID community to take responsibility for the > "bend sensor" AtoD documentation. The circut is simple, we just need > > someone to take the charge on it. The sensors are available @ > Interaccess. > * Anyone will enthusiasm, administrative and/or technical skills to > help us plan > the AID launch in a short period of a weeks! >AID is an open participation collaborative project. Please join us on >February 8th from 1:30pm to 5:00pm at InterAccess if you are interested in >helping with: >* Designing PCBs >* Adding USB support to AID >* Developing a dynamic AID comunity site. >* Development of the AID Dev Kit. >* Development of the AID command language. >* Planning the AID launch event! >Or, if you are just curious, feel welcome to come and visit. > > >: messages saved at http://www.interaccess.org/aid/list >: unsubscribe/help requests to mailto:Majordomo@interaccess.org : messages saved at http://www.interaccess.org/aid/list : unsubscribe/help requests to mailto:Majordomo@interaccess.org