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Revision as of 02:17, 12 December 2019

Txx.uo

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Txx.uo consolidates two contrasting radio frequency implementation modes: RFID reader scans the cards/objects containing RFID tags using radio waves and LCD screen displays a Q-code* [internationally established three-letter abbreviation used in radio communication].

*A particular Q-code denotes a question when it is followed by a question mark and references an answer [statement] when it's not:
QRT? : Shall I cease or suspend operation?
QRT : I am suspending operation.

The RFID technology is used for object identification, authentication and security reasons, whereas Q-code is transmitted on a specific radio frequency by a radio operator and can be intercepted by anyone, who is tuned in to the same frequency.

This module converts the data received from a scanned card into a sound and binary codeβ€’. This Binary signal is then transfigured into LEDβ€’β€’ blinking and is also funneled to another module through an outputβ€’β€’β€’ channel. Top row of an LCD screen displays a specific question from the list of a Q-code, depending on a knob position and when receivingβ€’β€’β€’β€’ a signal from another module, a random Q-code answer is shown on the second row of the screen. All other textual output can be sent to another module via Txβ€’β€’β€’β€’β€’.

β€’ D3 o2 out
β€’β€’ LED 2 D7
β€’β€’β€’ D5 o1 out
β€’β€’β€’β€’ D8 o5 in
β€’β€’β€’β€’β€’ Tx o3 out


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Components and configuration


+ : Solder
> : Plug into

+ 15x1 female header [x2] πŸ’’πŸ’’ PCB [Nano]
+ 15x1 male header [x2] πŸ’’πŸ’’ Nano
+ 4x1 female header πŸ’’πŸ’’ PCB [LCD1602-I2C]
+ 1602 I2C LCD display πŸ’’πŸ’’ LCD1602-I2C
+ 8x1 Female Header πŸ’’πŸ’’ PCB [RFID]
+ 8x1 male header πŸ’’πŸ’’ RFID
+ 10k ohm potentiometer πŸ’’πŸ’’ A1 P in
+ LED πŸ’’πŸ’’ LED2 D7
+ 10k ohm resistor πŸ’’πŸ’’ R1
+ 220 ohm resistor πŸ’’πŸ’’ R3
+ 220 ohm resistor πŸ’’πŸ’’ R3
+ 3.5mm mono jack socket πŸ’’πŸ’’ D5 o1 out
+ 3.5mm mono jack socket πŸ’’πŸ’’ D3 o2 out
+ 3.5mm mono jack socket πŸ’’πŸ’’ T5 o3 out
+ 3.5mm mono jack socket πŸ’’πŸ’’ A2 o4 out
+ 3.5mm mono jack socket πŸ’’πŸ’’ D8 o5 in
+ 2 pins of 4-pin tactile push button switch πŸ’’πŸ’’ Reset
+ 5x2 male header πŸ’’πŸ’’ JP [bridge the second row by soldering them together]
+ Vactrol : place the heads of LED and LDR in a heat shrink tube. Heat up the tube and then:
_ + LED πŸ’’πŸ’’ LED 1 [long leg of LED πŸ’’πŸ’’ square hole]
_ + LDR πŸ’’πŸ’’ LDR

> RFID 8x1 male header πŸ’’πŸ’’ 8x1 11mm female header [bend the pins] πŸ’’πŸ’’ 8x1 11mm female header πŸ’’πŸ’’ 8x1 11mm female header [bend the pins] πŸ’’πŸ’’ 8x1 female header.
> LCD πŸ’’πŸ’’ 4x1 female header
> NANO πŸ’’πŸ’’ 2 15x1 female headers



Perfboard prototype


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Perfboard prototype


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Collaboration, Conflict & Consent

A two-day workshop with Eleanor Greenhalgh

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_ Applying various methods of decision-making and evaluating the outcomes.
_ Practicing listening in teams of three [each having a specific role].
_ Playing group games, like counting to 20.
_ Creating a consensual artwork.



Module

Building a module with a guest tutor Dennis de Bel

__ Voltage, Current, Resistance, and Ohm's Law

Referneces [Dennis]

The worst volume control UI in the world
Dark Patterns: User Interfaces Designed to Trick People