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Originally Posted by jeremypg399
Can someone bring up the rule(s) about custom circuitry?
I recall a section on this. I know that as long as it is commercially available, code and circuitry are legal, but what about the arduino perhipherals(protoshields)?
What if I want to make a custom shield that logs data on a microSD card and indicate various things with bright LED's(hypothetical)
PS The shield mentioned above exists here
PPS This shield has a prototyping area, ruling on that please! |
I'm no expert on rules, but looking through them you've got <R03>, <R45>F/G, <R50>, and <R68>. That's all I got for doing a quick search for "custom". I can't read them right now in depth to give a good answer, but I'll leave that to someone else.
Phototyping is always good for LEDs and whatever else you could want.
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Originally Posted by jeremypg399
What about the arduino code? what if you wrote a Serial/I2C read-/write-er and LCD interface? Does this apply in the "Available to All Teams" rule?(Forgive me, I don't remember rule numbers, just the rules.)
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The building things in non-season rules? If I remember correctly, it's fine as long as its shared with other teams. 'Course again I'm no expert on the rules.
Note to self: I should work on this, I've got a arduino that needs a project.
We should set up a github to share code and manage it as it is being worked on.
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