By the end of class today:
1. Print out your Arduino pinball program – even if it is INCOMPLETE.
2. Work with your partner to complete the Pinball Progress Report.
3. Tape the program printout to your pinball machine.
4. Place your pinball machine as directed by Milstead and Varvil.
CAD/CAM designs are due at the end of class TODAY. Work on your CAD/CAM designs TODAY or come to room 127 during tutorial Wednesday (tomorrow).
Save time and read the Laser Cutting Guidelines BEFORE you submit.
These groups either have not submitted a CAD/CAM file or need to redo the file. Please see Mr. Milstead if you need help or have questions:
Riley/Cody
Kai/Estevan
Leif/Chance
Jaylen/Donovan
Nick/Jackson
Ellis/Jeremy
Eli/Raul
Resources:
- Inputs:
-the input must closed/triggered long enough for the program to loop through one time
-input ideas: trigger a ball release, use copper tape to make a switch, catch and hold the pinball
- Arduino programming: your pinball program is like your stoplight program- an input (the button) triggers and output (LED).
–basic structure of an Arduino program with if/else
-programming servos using Arduino
- BEFORE you send me a design for laser cutting read the laser cutting guidelines.
- Designs for the 3D printer must:
-be your own design
-be no larger than 120mm by 120 mm
-emailed to drakd3dprinter@gmail.com