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 ====== Deskduino V2====== ====== Deskduino V2======
  
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 The Edge June 2018 The Edge June 2018
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 Participants will create an electronic display for their workplace/desk. The display uses a programmable 8×8 LED Matrix display, an Arduino Nano and a cardboard frame made using a laser-cutter. Participants will create an electronic display for their workplace/desk. The display uses a programmable 8×8 LED Matrix display, an Arduino Nano and a cardboard frame made using a laser-cutter.
  
-<WRAP hideslide>This workshop was initially developed for the Flying Arts program ArtizINNOVATE@theEdge in June 2017, then run at Woodford Folk Festival 2017/2018 and eventually run as an in-house workshop. This latest iteration (June 2018) uses an acrylic case, suitable for either a single or multiple screens. [[workshops:prototypes:deskduino_v1:start|Cardboard Version.]]+<WRAP hideslide>This workshop was initially developed for the Flying Arts program ArtizINNOVATE@theEdge in June 2017, then run at Woodford Folk Festival 2017/2018 and eventually run as an in-house workshop. This latest iteration (June 2018) uses an acrylic case, suitable for either a single or multiple screens. [[workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:deskduino_v1:start|Cardboard Version.]]
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 ===== Frame ===== ===== Frame =====
  
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 Download the latest version of the [[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software|Arduino IDE]]. Download the latest version of the [[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software|Arduino IDE]].
  
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 Select your operating system and when prompted choose "Just Download". Select your operating system and when prompted choose "Just Download".
  
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 A red and then a green LED will light up on the Arduino, indicating that it's receiving power (for some Arduinos this may just be a single red light) A red and then a green LED will light up on the Arduino, indicating that it's receiving power (for some Arduinos this may just be a single red light)
  
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 Now launch Arduino IDE Now launch Arduino IDE
  
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 Go to the //Tools//  menu and change the following: Go to the //Tools//  menu and change the following:
  
-<WRAP hideslide>{{  :workshops:prototypes:wearables:wearables_arduino_tools_menu.png?300  |Tools Menu}}</WRAP>+<WRAP hideslide>{{  workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables:wearables_arduino_tools_menu.png?300  |Tools Menu}}</WRAP>
  
-  * **Board**  to **Arduino Nano** {{ :workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v3:badgeduino_arduino_02.png?nolink&600 |}} +  * **Board**  to **Arduino Nano** {{ workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v3:badgeduino_arduino_02.png?nolink&600 |}} 
-  * **Processor**  to **ATmega328** or ATmega328(Old Bootloader) if you have an older Nano{{ :workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v3:badgeduino_arduino_03.png?nolink&600 |}}+  * **Processor**  to **ATmega328** or ATmega328(Old Bootloader) if you have an older Nano{{ workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v3:badgeduino_arduino_03.png?nolink&600 |}}
   * **Port**  to USB/Serial (different depending on OS and Chip)   * **Port**  to USB/Serial (different depending on OS and Chip)
       * If you are having problems finding a USB port you most likely need to download the correct drivers. <WRAP hideslide>Once again, the exact OS (and version) as well as the chip make a big difference.       * If you are having problems finding a USB port you most likely need to download the correct drivers. <WRAP hideslide>Once again, the exact OS (and version) as well as the chip make a big difference.
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 ==== Download and install the Library ==== ==== Download and install the Library ====
  
-In order to make the LED display //a lot//  easier to work with we'll need to install a custom version of the MaxMatrix library (found in the [[:workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v3:start#arduino|download]] section below).+In order to make the LED display //a lot//  easier to work with we'll need to install a custom version of the MaxMatrix library (found in the [[workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v3:start#arduino|download]] section below).
  
   * Go to Sketch → Include Library → Add .ZIP Library   * Go to Sketch → Include Library → Add .ZIP Library
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 ==== Download and open the project ==== ==== Download and open the project ====
  
-[[:workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v3:start#arduino|Below]] you will find the project files compressed into a .ZIP file.+[[workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v3:start#arduino|Below]] you will find the project files compressed into a .ZIP file.
  
   * Extract the content wherever you'd like it and open up the //<wrap hi><wrap hi>wearables_matrix_in</wrap>o</wrap>//  file   * Extract the content wherever you'd like it and open up the //<wrap hi><wrap hi>wearables_matrix_in</wrap>o</wrap>//  file
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 ==== Arduino ==== ==== Arduino ====
  
-  * {{:workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v2:201712112_badgeduino.zip|Project Files}} +  * {{workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v2:201712112_badgeduino.zip|Project Files}} 
-   * {{:workshops:prototypes:wearables2-v2:20171212_maxmatrix.zip|MaxMatrix Library}}+   * {{workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:wearables2-v2:20171212_maxmatrix.zip|MaxMatrix Library}}
  
 ==== Laser Cutter Files ==== ==== Laser Cutter Files ====
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-  * {{ :workshops:prototypes:deskduino_v2:deskduino_deluxe_v1.cdr | 5x Display - Corel Draw File}} +  * {{ workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:deskduino_v2:deskduino_deluxe_v1.cdr | 5x Display - Corel Draw File}} 
-  * {{ :workshops:prototypes:deskduino_v2:deskduino_deluxe_mini_v3.cdr | 1x Display - Corel Draw File}}+  * {{ workshops:prototypes:2022-23delivery-lasercutcovers:deskduino_v2:deskduino_deluxe_mini_v3.cdr | 1x Display - Corel Draw File}}
  
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