LED Cube/Assembly and Testing - Versionsgeschichte

Marvin: /* Adding the Plane Connectors */

2012-05-04T16:39:48Z

Adding the Plane Connectors

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	Plug this piece of wire into the rightmost free connector of ~~CONN12~~, if you are using connectors, or solder it into the PCB at the same place, if not. Bend the wire so that it touches the top plane and solder them together:		Plug this piece of wire into the rightmost free connector of CONN10, if you are using connectors, or solder it into the PCB at the same place, if not. Bend the wire so that it touches the top plane and solder them together:

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Marvin: /* Test Evaluation */

2012-04-29T21:34:35Z

Test Evaluation

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	{{Continue\|Well, you've finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/Using The Cube\|usage manual]] first.}}		{{Continue\|Well, you've finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the '''[[LED Cube/Using The Cube\|usage manual]]''' first.}}

Marvin: /* Test Evaluation */

2012-04-29T21:33:29Z

Test Evaluation

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	{{Continue\|Well, you're finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/Using The Cube\|usage manual]] first.}}		{{Continue\|Well, you've finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/Using The Cube\|usage manual]] first.}}

Marvin: /* Test Evaluation */

2012-04-29T21:31:47Z

Test Evaluation

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	{{Continue\|Well, you're finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/~~Usage Manual~~\|usage manual]] first.}}		{{Continue\|Well, you're finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/Using The Cube\|usage manual]] first.}}

Marvin am 29. April 2012 um 21:30 Uhr

2012-04-29T21:30:27Z

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	Now remove the bootloader jumper. The default firmware for all microcontrollers is a firmware that turns on every single LED. You can have a look at the reference cube performing this animation here: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVYxH4zBbKc (youtube)].		Now remove the bootloader jumper. The default firmware for all microcontrollers is a firmware that turns on every single LED. You can have a look at the reference cube performing this animation here: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVYxH4zBbKc (youtube)].


			{{Continue\|Well, you're finished building your cube. Now it's time to play with it. However, you should continue reading the [[LED Cube/Usage Manual\|usage manual]] first.}}

Marvin: /* Programming the Bootloader */

2012-04-29T21:21:38Z

Programming the Bootloader

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	==Programming the Bootloader==		==Programming the Bootloader==
	~~'''~~If you are taking part in a cccgoe workshop or bought a kit with a pre-flashed microcontroller, skip this step!~~'''~~		{{attention\|If you are taking part in a cccgoe workshop or bought a kit with a pre-flashed microcontroller, skip this step!}}

	If you do not have a pre-flashed microcontroller, you should now either		If you do not have a pre-flashed microcontroller, you should now either

Marvin: /* Test Setup */

2012-04-29T21:21:05Z

Test Setup

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	'''Please Note: The device you created is your own. We can not accept responsibility for any defects this causes to your USB Host, Hub or any other Device on the same bus. If you are unsure whether to take any risks, do not take them!'''		{{attention\|'''Please Note: The device you created is your own. We can not accept responsibility for any defects this causes to your USB Host, Hub or any other Device on the same bus. If you are unsure whether to take any risks, do not take them!'''}}
	===Test 1: Laboratory Power Supply and USB Isolator===		===Test 1: Laboratory Power Supply and USB Isolator===
	This is the safest test described here. It is also the test that will be performed at cccgoe workshops. You need		This is the safest test described here. It is also the test that will be performed at cccgoe workshops. You need

Marvin: /* Test Setup */

2012-04-29T21:20:48Z

Test Setup

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	==Test Setup==		==Test Setup==
	{{attention\|If you are at a cccgoe workshop, you can (or should) replace this section by going to one of the tutors. He will do the testing with you and (if he is in a good mood) explain to you what exactly he is doing.}}		{{attention\|If you are at a '''cccgoe workshop''', you can (or should) replace this section by going to one of the tutors. He will do the testing with you and (if he is in a good mood) explain to you what exactly he is doing.}}

	Now comes the exciting part. We will test if you did everything wrong. This section is divided into several sections. Please pick the one you can perform. The tests are ordered in the following way: Try to do the one on the top. If you do not have the equipment for this, skip to the next test below that and so on. If you have completed one test, you may skip all tests below that one.		Now comes the exciting part. We will test if you did everything wrong. This section is divided into several sections. Please pick the one you can perform. The tests are ordered in the following way: Try to do the one on the top. If you do not have the equipment for this, skip to the next test below that and so on. If you have completed one test, you may skip all tests below that one.

Marvin: /* Test Setup */

2012-04-29T21:20:39Z

Test Setup

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	==Test Setup==		==Test Setup==
	~~'''~~If you are at a cccgoe workshop, you can (or should) replace this section by going to one of the tutors. He will do the testing with you and (if he is in a good mood) explain to you what exactly he is doing.~~'''~~		{{attention\|If you are at a cccgoe workshop, you can (or should) replace this section by going to one of the tutors. He will do the testing with you and (if he is in a good mood) explain to you what exactly he is doing.}}

	Now comes the exciting part. We will test if you did everything wrong. This section is divided into several sections. Please pick the one you can perform. The tests are ordered in the following way: Try to do the one on the top. If you do not have the equipment for this, skip to the next test below that and so on. If you have completed one test, you may skip all tests below that one.		Now comes the exciting part. We will test if you did everything wrong. This section is divided into several sections. Please pick the one you can perform. The tests are ordered in the following way: Try to do the one on the top. If you do not have the equipment for this, skip to the next test below that and so on. If you have completed one test, you may skip all tests below that one.

Marvin: /* Test Evaluation */

2012-04-29T21:20:09Z

Test Evaluation

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	==Test Evaluation==		==Test Evaluation==
	If the current consumption stays within the 40 mA, the computer didn't turn off and none of the mains adapters blew, nothing catastrophic happened - probably.		If the current consumption stays within the 40 mA, the computer didn't turn off and none of the mains adapters blew, nothing catastrophic happened - probably.

	{{attention\|If you do '''not have a pre-flashed microcontroller''': Now is the time to connect your In-System Programmer and flash the bootloader onto the microcontroller. You will find how to build the bootloader in [[LED Cube/Building From Source]].}}		{{attention\|If you do '''not have a pre-flashed microcontroller''': Now is the time to connect your In-System Programmer and flash the bootloader onto the microcontroller. You will find how to build the bootloader in [[LED Cube/Building From Source]].}}

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	<pre>[158825.185016] generic-usb 0003:16C0:05DF.000E: hiddev0,hidraw0: USB HID v1.01 Device [obdev.at HIDBoot] on usb-0000:00:1d.0-1.1.4.3/input0</pre>		<pre>[158825.185016] generic-usb 0003:16C0:05DF.000E: hiddev0,hidraw0: USB HID v1.01 Device [obdev.at HIDBoot] on usb-0000:00:1d.0-1.1.4.3/input0</pre>
	The windows users amongst you should get a notification about a new USB device, but not be asked to install drivers.		The windows users amongst you should get a notification about a new USB device, but not be asked to install drivers.

	{{attention\|If you did '''not have a pre-flashed microcontroller''': You have to use bootloadHID to add a firmware to your cube to fully test it.}}		{{attention\|If you did '''not have a pre-flashed microcontroller''': You have to use bootloadHID to add a firmware to your cube to fully test it.}}