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==Version 1== | ==Version 1== | ||
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==Owner== | ==Owner== | ||
Ciarán | Ciarán | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 26 April 2011
Hardware
- How many buzzers should a hub connect to?
- Which microcontroller
- Which battery
- Which communication
- Buzzer?
- Leds?
Software
One extensible way of doing it is for the hubs to have some form of language for defining a lesson. E.g simple statements like.
Wait 10 secs Listen for button response Listen for server response Send button press to server If button 4 pressed last light green led and sound buzzer
Obviously this would be in opcode fashion to save space.
Version 1
This is essentially a copy of Lady Ada's monocrhon clock enclosure that has been scaled to use 4 mm MDF. We should give her some kudo's if we keep this design.
Owner
Ciarán