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* Minimus | * Minimus | ||
* Laser cut case | * Laser cut case | ||
* 3mm MDF | * 3mm MDF / acrylic | ||
* 2 x 12mm M3 | * 2 x 12mm M3 | ||
* 2 x M3 nut | * 2 x M3 nut | ||
* Wire | * Wire | ||
* Tube | * 8mm kite Tube | ||
* 6 x 5mm leds (2 x red, 2 x orange, 2 x green) | |||
* 6 x 5mm led bezels | |||
* 6 x 330 Ohm resisters | |||
* Superglue | |||
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== Example Computer Code == | == Example Computer Code == | ||
<to be released> | <to be released> | ||
== Linux uDev Non-root User Magic == | |||
<to be released> | |||
== Operating System Specific == | |||
Linux: | |||
Firstly make sure minicom is installed. "sudo apt-get install minicom" or "sudo yum install minicom" | |||
ls -latr /dev/|grep -i tty (it will typically be dev/ttyACM*) | |||
vim ~/.minirc.dfl | |||
pu port /dev/ttyACM0 | |||
pu baudrate 38400 | |||
pu minit | |||
pu mreset | |||
This will setup minicom with the correct settings. Change /dev/ttyACM0 to whatever was discovered in dmesg. | |||
minicom | |||
OSX: | |||
ls -latr /dev/|grep -i tty (it will typically be dev/ttys0.usbmodem*) | |||
screen /dev/ttys0.usbmodem1234 38400 (by default it sets 8N1) | |||
to exit the terminal: Ctrl-A Ctrl-K Y <enter> | |||
Windows: | |||
The easiest way is to use putty and connect to the specific comport which can be discovered in Device Manager. Have it set to 38400 8N1 | |||
== Files == | |||
Windows Drivers | |||
MCU binary flash | |||
== Gallery == | |||
<gallery caption="Prototype v1 Made from MDF"> | <gallery caption="Prototype v1 Made from MDF"> | ||
File:Mini_traffic_light_1.jpg | File:Mini_traffic_light_1.jpg | ||
