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*If you are using Arduino Uno, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2Uno.py file: | *If you are using Arduino Uno, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2Uno.py file: | ||
http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/attachments/4467/CEBTestingV2Uno.py | ::http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/attachments/4467/CEBTestingV2Uno.py | ||
*If you are using Arduino Duemilanove, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2.py file: | *If you are using Arduino Duemilanove, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2.py file: | ||
http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/attachments/4466/CEBTestingV2.py | ::http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/attachments/4466/CEBTestingV2.py | ||
*Go to the following webpage and follow the steps for uploading the CEBTesting.ino code into the Arduino Microcontroller | *Go to the following webpage and follow the steps for uploading the CEBTesting.ino code into the Arduino Microcontroller | ||
http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/CEB_Press/Manufacturing_Instructions/Code_Upload | ::http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/CEB_Press/Manufacturing_Instructions/Code_Upload | ||
*Connect the computer to the Arduino Microcontroller on the CEB Press via USB cable | *Connect the computer to the Arduino Microcontroller on the CEB Press via USB cable | ||
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*In Terminal, type: | *In Terminal, type: | ||
python CEBTestingV2.py | ::python CEBTestingV2.py | ||
*Note: for Windows and Mac users, open the file using python through a method of your own choosing/compatibility | *Note: for Windows and Mac users, open the file using python through a method of your own choosing/compatibility | ||
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*Click other buttons to test the CEB Press: | *Click other buttons to test the CEB Press: | ||
Mosfet C11 starts the shaker | ::Mosfet C11 starts the shaker | ||
Mosfet C10 moves the drawer right | ::Mosfet C10 moves the drawer right | ||
Mosfet C9 moves the drawer left | ::Mosfet C9 moves the drawer left | ||
Mosfet C6 moves the pressfoot up | ::Mosfet C6 moves the pressfoot up | ||
Mosfet C3 moves the pressfoot down | ::Mosfet C3 moves the pressfoot down | ||
Sensors lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board when you move a magnet around the sensors | ::Sensors lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board when you move a magnet around the sensors | ||
LED Blink lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board intermittently | ::LED Blink lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board intermittently | ||
*Note: see the annotations within the code using a text editor for more details on the testing procedure | *Note: see the annotations within the code using a text editor for more details on the testing procedure |
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1 Testing
http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/CEB_Press/User%27s_Manual/Testing
Wanted: Determine which pages from Category:CEB Press have information that can potentially form part of a user's manual.
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Getting to Know Your CEB Press
Power Source Requirements
- The power source could be the hydraulics from LifeTrac, PowerCube, or any hydraulic power source with a capacity of 6 gallon per minute (22.71 liters per minute).
Machine Use Overview
Structural Overview
Complete CEB Walkthrough from Open Source Ecology on Vimeo.
Startup and Operation Procedure
- If you are using Arduino Uno, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2Uno.py file:
- If you are using Arduino Duemilanove, go to the following webpage and download the CEBTestingV2.py file:
- Go to the following webpage and follow the steps for uploading the CEBTesting.ino code into the Arduino Microcontroller
- Connect the computer to the Arduino Microcontroller on the CEB Press via USB cable
- Open Terminal and navigate to the folder containing the CEBTestingV2.py file
- In Terminal, type:
- python CEBTestingV2.py
- Note: for Windows and Mac users, open the file using python through a method of your own choosing/compatibility
- Note: The CEB Testing Graphical User Interface should now pop up in a new window
- In the GUI, click "Open Connection"
- Click other buttons to test the CEB Press:
- Mosfet C11 starts the shaker
- Mosfet C10 moves the drawer right
- Mosfet C9 moves the drawer left
- Mosfet C6 moves the pressfoot up
- Mosfet C3 moves the pressfoot down
- Sensors lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board when you move a magnet around the sensors
- LED Blink lights the sensor LEDs on the solenoid driver board intermittently
- Note: see the annotations within the code using a text editor for more details on the testing procedure
- Note: look for the LEDs of the solenoid driver board and of the solenoid valves lighting up as you click on the relevant buttons within the GUI
- Note: Connect a battery to the controller box to power the solenoid valves
- Note: Start the hydraulic pump for live testing of the CEB press when you are confident with the testing procedure and the CEB Press
Maintenance
Breakdowns and Repairs
Assembly
CEB Press/Assembly Instructions