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| | == Software == | | == Software == |
| − | The software repo is here. The board is programmed using Platform IO in VS code. | + | The software repo is [https://github.com/LSkaling/Flying-Phoque-6.0/tree/main here]. The board is programmed using Platform IO in VS code. |
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| | == Setup == | | == Setup == |
| | Setup instructions assume board is just being used for data logging (TODO: add instructions to use as flight computer) | | Setup instructions assume board is just being used for data logging (TODO: add instructions to use as flight computer) |
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| − | # Ensure the board is not contact any metal surfaces | + | # Ensure the board is not contacting any metal surfaces |
| | # Check that the internal power header pins aren't connected (see photo) | | # Check that the internal power header pins aren't connected (see photo) |
| | # Insert SD card into Teensy | | # Insert SD card into Teensy |
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| | * Battery fully charged (around 8.4v) | | * Battery fully charged (around 8.4v) |
| | * SD card has sufficient capacity (Data logs generate about 10 megabytes per hour) | | * SD card has sufficient capacity (Data logs generate about 10 megabytes per hour) |
| − | * SD installed into the slot and retained with tape | + | * SD installed into the slot |
| | * Internal power jumper installed (top right) | | * Internal power jumper installed (top right) |
| | * Board powered on, displays green LED and correct chips, and then powered off again | | * Board powered on, displays green LED and correct chips, and then powered off again |
| | + | * SD card checked to verify data is being logged properly. Re-inserted into SD card slot, and retained with electrical tape. |
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| | Pre-launch: | | Pre-launch: |
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| | # Arm the switch | | # Arm the switch |
| − | # Correct beeping pattern (slow chirps spaced a few seconds apart) | + | # Correct beeping pattern (slow chirps spaced a few seconds apart, with a green LED) |
| | # | | # |