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team xbot's 2007 operator interface reflects our simple strategy this season -- lift all comers and lift them easier, faster and more reliably than anyone else.
Four buttons control two lifts -- one button per side to release them to the ground and another to release the gas spring-based lifting mechanisms.
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12-02-2007 12:51
Sharkbyte
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
Interesting layout. A suggestion: you should use a backshell on that connector to prevent a short.
12-02-2007 14:00
Jeremytice
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
Very interesting layout but it looks great! You guys did a great job.
12-02-2007 15:13
Madison
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
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Originally Posted by Sharkbyte
Interesting layout. A suggestion: you should use a backshell on that connector to prevent a short.
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Originally Posted by Jeremytice
Very interesting layout but it looks great! You guys did a great job.
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12-02-2007 15:31
nsr
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
you should create another layer os some kind of way to protect the wires such as using zip ties to consolidate the wires together, and hiding them under a second level...
nice job 
12-02-2007 16:28
hayakuneko
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
hey thats cool, what material did you use for the blue and black panels? looks nice with the logo!
17-02-2007 04:45
xboxmaniac91
Re: pic: FRC488 - Operator Interface
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Originally Posted by hayakuneko
hey thats cool, what material did you use for the blue and black panels? looks nice with the logo!
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The blue part is laser-cut acrylic and the black is painted wood. The clear was also acrylic but was laser-engraved, and has white LED's behind it.
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