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Eldarion 07-01-2006 19:59

CMUCam mount assembly instructions
 
Does anyone have the instructions for assembling the pan/tilt mechanism for the camera?

Thanks

Chris Orimoto 07-01-2006 20:07

CMU Cam Mounting Blueprint
 
I was just fiddling with the new CMU cam mount included in this year's kit, only to find that there's no blueprint or picture of what it's supposed to look like. I'm poking and guessing at where the little pieces go, but I'd like to have some sure-fire method to make sure nothing breaks... Can anyone lend a hand?

Much Appreciated
Chris

Chaychay 07-01-2006 20:13

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions
 
i am also looking :(.....too many screws and washers to figure out :ahh: . Anyone had any luck finding the instructions?

Thanks!

Rickertsen2 07-01-2006 20:47

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
I can't figure out how to mount things to the servo horns? Has anybody figured this out? Looks like FIRST forgot some things

Kevin Watson 07-01-2006 21:07

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eldarion
Does anyone have the instructions for assembling the pan/tilt mechanism for the camera?

Thanks

I'm not sure what the status is, but I do know that a detailed document is in the works. If nothing shows up tonight, I'll see if I can get permission to post the copy I have.

-Kevin

Kevin Watson 08-01-2006 18:16

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Okay, I figured out the documentation situation. In a few minutes I'll post a copy of the camera documentation here: http://kevin.org/frc.

-Kevin

Rombus 09-01-2006 03:11

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Wow, i LIKE This mount! I cant wait to build it on tuesday!

Last year i built our teams mount based off the offical directions slightly modded to be both pan and tilt. Unfortunitally the way i made it made it weaker and it broke during our first full field test. hopefully this one will be much better and stronger!

Also first post with my new sig. :D

JVN 09-01-2006 11:16

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Note:
IFI has posted our assembly instructions for the CMU PAN-TILT on this site:http://www.ifirobotics.com/camera.shtml

Direct link to the PDF:
http://www.ifirobotics.com/docs/frc-pantilt-01-assy.pdf

Sorry for the delay,
JV

coastertux 11-01-2006 20:45

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Kevin, one thing i noticed is that in your renderings of the assembly in the assembly instructions, the camera board is upside-down, the serial connector should be closer to the bottom than the top. I discovered this because my image from the camera was upside-down and the tilt was backwards until I flipped the board.

Kevin Watson 11-01-2006 21:25

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coastertux
Kevin, one thing i noticed is that in your renderings of the assembly in the assembly instructions, the camera board is upside-down, the serial connector should be closer to the bottom than the top. I discovered this because my image from the camera was upside-down and the tilt was backwards until I flipped the board.

Actually, it's not my document. Can you please PM JVN (see above) and let him know?

-Kevin

Bob22341 07-02-2006 12:24

Re: CMUCam mount assembly instructions / Blueprints
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coastertux
Kevin, one thing i noticed is that in your renderings of the assembly in the assembly instructions, the camera board is upside-down, the serial connector should be closer to the bottom than the top. I discovered this because my image from the camera was upside-down and the tilt was backwards until I flipped the board.


If you put the serial cable closer to the bottom than the top, you must reverse your pan servo with a jumper on the bottom of the camera board, or your camera will turn away from the target.
:) Found this out the hard way :)


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