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Portable Obstacle Course

Portable Obstacle Course. Shadle Stewart (Project Lead – ME) Samir Mian (CE) Allison Hill (EE) Nicolette McGeorge (IE) Jared Berman (ME). Table of Contents. Specifications Project Design Course Structure Obstacle Mounting Storage Tracking Surface Obstacle Printing

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Portable Obstacle Course

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  1. Portable Obstacle Course Shadle Stewart (Project Lead – ME) Samir Mian (CE) Allison Hill (EE) Nicolette McGeorge (IE) Jared Berman (ME)

  2. Table of Contents • Specifications • Project Design • Course Structure • Obstacle Mounting • Storage • Tracking • Surface • Obstacle • Printing • Analyzing Specifications • Meeting Metrics • Process Flow • Safety Issues

  3. Specifications

  4. Project Design • Piece Structure • Surface Pieces • Five layers (~2” total thickness) • Foam,wood,wood,foam,surface • 32” wide x 42” long • Two handles 16” apart (center-center) • Five 0.25” peg holes • Five switches • One PCB board w/circuitry • Male/Female power connectors • ~20 lbs

  5. Project Design Cont.

  6. Project Design Cont. • Start Piece • Three layers • Foam,wood,foam • 32” wide x 12” long • Two handles on opposite ends

  7. Project Design Cont. • Obstacle Mounting Peg and Bracket

  8. Project Design Cont. • Storage Cart

  9. Microcontroller PICkit1 FLASH Starter Kit • Low cost • Easy to use interface • Includes all software to develop and debug • User can program in either assembly or HI-TECH C • Includes 8-pin PIC12F675

  10. Serial Shift Registers • 4 chained together to produce single pin output

  11. Terminology for Data Output Process Rising edge CLK – Bits are transferred on each rising edge of the clock pulse CLK_INH – The clock inhibit is available to “pause” the system from reading the inputs. We keep it at ground so the system reads the inputs at all times SERIAL – This is the serial input to the first piece, which will be zero because there is no piece before it to read an output from SHIFT_LOAD – When the signal is low it reads all of the input values, when it goes high it outputs each bit; one per clock pulse OUTPUT – This is taken at the output of the last piece. It reads the information from piece 4, then 3, then 2, then 1; reading from the least significant bit to the most significant bit (R to L).

  12. Samsung SRP-270 Dot Matrix POS Receipt Printer Features:• Print speed - 4.6 lines per second• 2-color printing • Parallel, Serial, USB Interface options• Automatic paper loading.• Bi-directional print. • Tear Bar and Auto Cutter options

  13. Meeting Specifications

  14. Meeting Specifications Cont. • Process Flow • Process Flow.doc

  15. Safety Issues

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