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Eric: Added a Category to the Page

2020-11-28T03:07:57Z

Added a Category to the Page

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	https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1R53T4Q20qmECRlnM5jgyZy9zNYhWfWuzjP6wy15XBRg		https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1R53T4Q20qmECRlnM5jgyZy9zNYhWfWuzjP6wy15XBRg

			[[Category: Internet of Things]]

Tom Griffing: /* OSE IOT Build Instructions */

2015-11-18T20:49:50Z

OSE IOT Build Instructions

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	Source: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1L-Y78PIcCsJJJHOwAnznzOVca-_7ry5qOOjC-4Ju4sI		Source: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1L-Y78PIcCsJJJHOwAnznzOVca-_7ry5qOOjC-4Ju4sI


			=OSE IOT Alternative=

			A proposed alternative to the above IOT implementation is detailed in the following document to address the expanded sensor and control requirements.

			https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1R53T4Q20qmECRlnM5jgyZy9zNYhWfWuzjP6wy15XBRg

Tom Griffing: /* Signal Connection Diagram */

2015-11-14T13:25:38Z

Signal Connection Diagram

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	[[Image:IOT_Diagram.png]]		[[Image:IOT_Diagram.png]]

			Source: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1L-Y78PIcCsJJJHOwAnznzOVca-_7ry5qOOjC-4Ju4sI

Tom Griffing: /* OSE IOT Implementation */

2015-11-12T18:41:10Z

OSE IOT Implementation

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	=OSE IOT ~~Implementation~~=		=OSE IOT Build Instructions=

	~~Here is a photo of the latest IOT implementation:~~

	[[Image:IOT_latest.png]]		[[Image:IOT_latest.png]]
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	Note the green wire at the top that is unplugged - it is for the second temperature / humidity sensor.		Note the green wire at the top that is unplugged - it is for the second temperature / humidity sensor.

	~~The following diagram details the IOT components~~ and ~~connections:~~		==Step 1: Solder header pins to breakout board, lux sensor and PH sensor==

	~~[[Image:IOT_Diagram.png]]~~		The parts come with header pins, as in the image below:

	~~==Soldering header pins==~~
	The ~~breakout board comes~~ with ~~some~~ header pins, as in the image below:

	[[Image:HeaderPins.png\|200px]]		[[Image:HeaderPins.png\|200px]]
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	IMPORTANT: The pins must be straight (perpendicular to board) while soldering. It can be aligned by inserting pins into a breadboard while soldering.		IMPORTANT: The pins must be straight (perpendicular to board) while soldering. It can be aligned by inserting pins into a breadboard while soldering.

	Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:		Similarly, cut and solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:

	[[Image:PHandLightSensors.png]]		[[Image:PHandLightSensors.png]]

			==Signal Connection Diagram==

			The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:

			[[Image:IOT_Diagram.png]]

Tom Griffing: /* OSE IOT Implementation */

2015-11-12T18:30:11Z

OSE IOT Implementation

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	The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:		The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:

			[[Image:IOT_Diagram.png]]

	==Soldering header pins==		==Soldering header pins==

Tom Griffing: /* OSE IOT Implementation */

2015-11-12T17:19:50Z

OSE IOT Implementation

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	[[Image:IOT_latest.png]]		[[Image:IOT_latest.png]]

			Note the green wire at the top that is unplugged - it is for the second temperature / humidity sensor.

	The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:		The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:

Tom Griffing: /* Gareth */

2015-11-12T17:18:33Z

Gareth

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 [[Image:al3.jpg|thumb|Aquaponics Lab Generation 3 IoT Hardware prototype, Oct. 2015]][[Image:al3sch.jpg|thumb|Aquaponics Lab G3 IoT Schematic]]
 =OSE IOT Implementation=

Tom Griffing: /* Soldering header pins */

2015-11-12T17:07:11Z

Soldering header pins

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	Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:		Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:

	[Image:PHandLightSensors.png]		[[Image:PHandLightSensors.png]]

Tom Griffing: /* Soldering header pins */

2015-11-12T17:06:47Z

Soldering header pins

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	Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:		Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:

	[PHandLightSensors.png]		[Image:PHandLightSensors.png]

Tom Griffing: /* Soldering header pins to the breakout board */

2015-11-12T17:05:58Z

Soldering header pins to the breakout board

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	The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:		The following diagram details the IOT components and connections:

	==Soldering header pins ~~to the breakout board~~==		==Soldering header pins==
	The breakout board comes with some header pins, as in the image below:		The breakout board comes with some header pins, as in the image below:

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	IMPORTANT: The pins must be straight (perpendicular to board) while soldering. It can be aligned by inserting pins into a breadboard while soldering.		IMPORTANT: The pins must be straight (perpendicular to board) while soldering. It can be aligned by inserting pins into a breadboard while soldering.

			Similarly, solder the 4 pin and 6 pin headers into the PH sensor and light sensor boards:

			[PHandLightSensors.png]