GVCS Wiki Templates - Revision history

Dave Menninger at 18:17, 22 June 2011

2011-06-22T18:17:03Z

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			{{Mergeto\|Wiki Templates}}

	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

Elifarley: /* Development Page */ Fixed links to wiki articles. They should use the internal wiki link format.

2011-05-23T01:00:54Z

Development Page: Fixed links to wiki articles. They should use the internal wiki link format.

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	'''		'''
	=Development Page=		=Development Page=
	See ~~http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/GVCS_Development_Template~~		See [[GVCS Development Template]]

	=Instructional Page Template=		=Instructional Page Template=

Syk0 saje at 04:10, 17 May 2011

2011-05-17T04:10:18Z

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	**efficiency (how to know and measure whether it is working as planned)		**efficiency (how to know and measure whether it is working as planned)
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			[[Category: Wiki]]
			[[Category: Standards]]

Marcin at 01:48, 15 May 2011

2011-05-15T01:48:38Z

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	**terrain (mud vs hard ground, why / effect on power etc)		**terrain (mud vs hard ground, why / effect on power etc)
	**efficiency (how to know and measure whether it is working as planned)		**efficiency (how to know and measure whether it is working as planned)
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Marcin at 20:47, 14 May 2011

2011-05-14T20:47:59Z

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	Product Icon, Status Headline, Problem Statement, Performance Analysis vs. Industry Standards (data viz), Cost Analysis vs. Industry Standards, Conceptual Diagram, Product Ecology, Demo Video, Demo Photos, Design Rationale, Status Chart (references development template)		'''Product Icon, Status Headline, Problem Statement, Performance Analysis vs. Industry Standards (data viz), Cost Analysis vs. Industry Standards, Conceptual Diagram, Product Ecology, Demo Video, Demo Photos, Design Rationale, Status Chart (references development template)
			'''
			=Development Page=
			See http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/GVCS_Development_Template
	=Instructional Page Template=		=Instructional Page Template=

Marcin: Created page with " 12/11/10 Outline of Wiki Templates: Machine Page Template: (one page for every machine) For Every Page: At the top, Bold links to: '''Development Page''' '''Instructional..."

2011-05-14T20:47:16Z

Created page with " 12/11/10 Outline of Wiki Templates: Machine Page Template: (one page for every machine) For Every Page: At the top, Bold links to: *'''Development Page''' *'''Instructional..."

New page

12/11/10

Outline of Wiki Templates:

Machine Page Template: (one page for every machine)

For Every Page:

At the top, Bold links to:

*'''Development Page'''
*'''Instructional Page'''
*'''User Manual Page'''

Followed by:

Product Icon, Status Headline, Problem Statement, Performance Analysis vs. Industry Standards (data viz), Cost Analysis vs. Industry Standards, Conceptual Diagram, Product Ecology, Demo Video, Demo Photos, Design Rationale, Status Chart (references development template)

=Instructional Page Template=

Design Rationale, Conceptual Diagram, Bill of Materials (with weblinks to sources), Demo Video, Demo Photos, Instructional Video (A to Z on the fabrication), 3d CAD file (metal fabrication), 2d fabrication drawings (metal), 2d electronics design file to build circuit boards, wiring diagram, Machine-readable CAM files, 2d Exploded Part Diagram, Computer Software Control Code for Automated Devices, Hydraulic Circuit Diagram, Calculations (for scaling purposes)

=User Manual Template=
*(Why it Works? - physics), How it Works, Operation Procedures, Safety, Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Repair

*Why it works = (example: to be inspired look at bicyclying science, david gordon wilson)
**torque and power
**transmission
**center of gravity relationship to terrain
**steering mechanisms (ackerman - why)
**terrain (mud vs hard ground, why / effect on power etc)
**efficiency (how to know and measure whether it is working as planned)