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Board meeting notes 2014-02-21

2014-02-22T01:08:03Z

Dan9186: SAVING ALL THE TEXTS

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== Attendance ==
{{meeting attendance
|count = 5
|attendees = Dan
Ben
Claudio
Brett
Danny
}}

== Agenda ==
* Events
** LAN Party
** Free Food Friday
** Midsouth Con
** Classes

* Finances
** Laser Cutter

== Notes ==
=== Finances ===
'''Funds'''
* We're doing pretty well

'''Laser Cutter'''
* We are ready to move forward
* Dan is working to find out details from other groups
* Cliff has talked to a customs broker in New Orleans
** We need to talk to the broker with more details on the item we want
** We have to sign over the power of attorney

=== Events ===
'''Free Food Friday'''
* Let's do another - 2/28
* Need
** Cheese
** Buns
** Burgers

'''LAN Party'''
* April
* When? Tentative 12th

'''Midsouth Con'''
* Endish of March
* Not taking the vinyl cutter
* Lots of 3D Printers

'''Classes'''
* Premade solder kit
** Beginner and Advanced of it
** April 5th
** Get flyers for midsouth con
** Advanced maybe the beginning of May (3rd)

Board meeting notes 2013-12-20

2014-02-22T00:16:49Z

Dan9186:

{{Board meeting notes
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|current = 2013-12-20
|next = 2014-02-21
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== Attendance ==
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== Agenda ==
'''Financial Update'''
* Accounts
** Accounts Total:
** Laser Cutter Fund:
** General Fund:
* Current Paying Members: 43 Members
** Pending Members: Patrick P, Matthew S, Robert S. Spencer L, Warner J, Katherine, R, Paul B,

'''Group Information'''
* Election Result
** President: Ben E. (17 Votes)
** Vice President: Claudio D. (17 Votes)
** Treasurer: Dan H. (16 Votes)
** Secretary: Joe F. (17 Votes)
** Results: [[Board_Election_for_2014]]

* Blanket statement of "Don't leave unattended machines running"
** Did this get sent out?

'''Event Discussion'''
* HACKmemphis Mini hackathon 10/12
* Anime / Comic Convention
* Possibly doing event with Library
* Tech Camp 11/2 We'll have a table during lunch

== Notes ==
=== Comes to Order @ 16:38 ===

'''Financial Update'''
* Accounts
** Accounts Total:
** Laser Cutter Fund:
** General Fund:
* Current Paying Members: 43 Members
** Pending Members: Patrick P, Matthew S, Robert S. Spencer L, Warner J, Katherine, R, Paul B,

'''Group Information'''
* Pass on Shadowcon
* Election Result
** President: Ben E. (17 Votes)
** Vice President: Claudio D. (17 Votes)
** Treasurer: Dan H. (16 Votes)
** Secretary: Joe F. (17 Votes)
** Results: [[Board_Election_for_2014]]

=== Meeting Adjourned @ ===

3d printer

2013-10-25T04:39:05Z

Dan9186: added redirect

#REDIRECT [[Lulzbot AO-101 3D Printer]]

Cable Ties and More

2013-10-15T18:39:26Z

Dan9186: Created page with "{{Infobox vendor |vendor_name = Cable Ties and More |image = Cable Ties and More Logo.png |image_size = |alt = |caption = |address = 1623 Central Ave, Suite 3 |city = Cheye..."

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|caption =
|address = 1623 Central Ave, Suite 3
|city = Cheyenne
|state = WY
|zip = 82001
|country = USA
|website = http://www.cabletiesandmore.com/
|phone = 1 (877) 284-7760
|fax =
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== Overview ==
'''Cable Ties and More''' is a company based out of Wyoming that specializes in zipties and other cable management items.

File:Cable Ties and More Logo.png

2013-10-15T18:36:03Z

Dan9186:

Sources

2013-10-15T18:34:52Z

Dan9186: /* Bearings */ added vxb

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Cable Management ===
* [[Cable Ties and More]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]
* [[VXB Ball Bearings]]

== Metal ==
=== Extruded ===
* [[Speedy Metals]]

=== Sheet Metal ===
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]
* [[Speedy Metals]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:34:06Z

Dan9186: /* Electronics */ added cable ties and more to list

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Cable Management ===
* [[Cable Ties and More]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
=== Extruded ===
* [[Speedy Metals]]

=== Sheet Metal ===
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]
* [[Speedy Metals]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:32:16Z

Dan9186: /* Metal */ added speedy metals to the list

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
=== Extruded ===
* [[Speedy Metals]]

=== Sheet Metal ===
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]
* [[Speedy Metals]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:28:18Z

Dan9186: /* Furniture */ removing entry

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:28:00Z

Dan9186: /* Latex */ corrected link

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Mr Lincoln's Costume Shoppe

2013-10-15T18:27:48Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page Mr Lincoln's Costume Shoppe to Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe: Missing punctuation

#REDIRECT [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe

2013-10-15T18:27:48Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page Mr Lincoln's Costume Shoppe to Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe: Missing punctuation

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|address = 29 Florence
|city = Memphis
|state = TN
|zip = 38104
|country = USA
|website = http://www.lincolncostumes.com/
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== Overview ==
'''Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe''' is a costume rental and costume making shop located in Overton Square in Midtown. They have a wide array of costumes and ideas to pick from, as well as materials for making your own. Some of these materials can be used for other projects as well, such as the gallon buckets of latex and making your own models.

Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe

2013-10-15T18:27:10Z

Dan9186: added article

File:Mr Lincolns Costume Shoppe Logo.gif

2013-10-15T18:25:51Z

Dan9186:

Sources

2013-10-15T18:21:02Z

Dan9186: /* Costume Making */ added missing star

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
* [[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:20:47Z

Dan9186: /* Plastics */ added latex

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
[[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Latex ===
* [[Mr Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Sources

2013-10-15T18:20:14Z

Dan9186: /* Art Supplies */ updated to be more descriptive and include a link to the article

== Art Supplies ==
=== Costume Making ===
[[Mr. Lincoln's Costume Shoppe]]

== Electronics ==
=== Arduino ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Arduino Clones ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]

=== Breakout Boards ===
* [[Adafruit]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Cables ===
* [[Monoprice]]

=== Computers ===
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

=== Discrete Components ===
* [[Digikey]]
* [[Jameco]]
* [[MDFLY Electronics]]
* [[Mouser]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

=== Wifi ===
* [[Simple WiFi]]

=== XBee ===
* [[Seeed Depot]]
* [[SparkFun Electronics]]

== Furniture ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

== Glassware ==
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

== Hardware ==
=== Bearings ===
* [[Big Bearing Store]]

== Metal ==
* [[O.H. Hendricks]]

== Plastics ==
=== Acrylic ===
* [[Farco Plastics]]

=== Bottles ===
* [[Sun Burst Bottle Company]]

=== Jewel Cases ===
* [[Sleeve Town]]

== Wholesale ==
* [[Chicago Liquidators]]

Haksaw incidents

2013-06-03T21:38:57Z

Dan9186:

This is an account of all incidents involving [[haksaw]].
== {{date|June 1 2013}} ==
Haksaw attempted using the sonar on his quadcopter under the water. It didn't make it out of the swamp.

== {{date|Mar 13 2013}} ==
Haksaw apparently did not learn from previous encounters with forcibly moving servos/motors, and manually moved a servo wired in to a 5v rail on a breadboard power adapter. The generated current put too much voltage backwards through the regulator and blew it.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$3

== {{date|Dec 17 2012}} ==
Haksaw peddled too hard on the generator bike built by Remowylliams, causing the magnets to come off the fly wheel and attach themselves to one of the iron cores in the transformer coil. This broke one of the magnets, and a few pieces of plastic on the bike itself.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$25

== {{date|Dec 8 2012}} ==
Haksaw got married.

'''Total Damages:''' ~lifetime of financial ruin

== {{date|Dec 4 2012}} ==
Dan9186 handed Haksaw a printed piece of a MendelMax at which point Haksaw broke it within 5 seconds of it being in his hands.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$0.10

== {{date|March 17 2012}} ==
A Pololu stepper driver caught fire during an early prototyping session of the DoodleBot. A bright warm flame was said to be seen from outside the shop. The stepper driver was declared a total loss with the accompanying breadboard suffering scorching and slight melting.

Two other casualties were suffered that day, resulting in three dead Pololus.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$38.00

Template:Haksaw accident/date

2013-06-03T21:37:52Z

Dan9186: updated for latest incident

Board meeting notes 2013-03-18

2013-03-18T13:47:51Z

Dan9186: /* Agenda */ added expired url

{{Board meeting notes
|previous = 2013-02-25
|current = 2013-03-18
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== Attendance ==
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== Agenda ==
'''Financial Update'''
* Accounts
** Accounts Total $
** Laser Cutter Fund $
** General Fund $
* Current Paying Members: 36 + 2 Pending
** Pending Members: Binh V, Betty M

'''Group Information'''
* Dan & Joe: check to make sure official paperwork is up to date
** Dan has to get mail from Glenn (old landlord)
* Dan and Brandon working on networking / outside contacts
* Changing our public meetings at Republic Coffee to once a month
* Allotrope Media wants to Film at the space in April
** Tentative date : April 12,13,14
** Possibly move Friday meeting (Night out / Food / other event)
* Domain Names
** memphismakers.org is up for renewal

'''Event Discussion'''
* How did the Blender class go?
* April 20th - LAN Party
* Board etching - April
* MidsouthCon:
** Mame Cabinet
** Battery Monitor, Peddle Generator, Doodle Bot, Whiteboard, Google Dot, Twitter Leader Board
** Who is 100% going to MidsouthCon?

'''Next Board Meeting'''
* 4/22 or 4/29

== Notes ==
=== Comes to Order @ ===

=== Meeting Adjourned @ ===

Haksaw incidents

2013-03-13T21:27:40Z

Dan9186:

This is an account of all incidents involving [[haksaw]].
== {{date|Mar 13 2013}} ==
Haksaw apparently did not learn from previous encounters with forcibly moving servos/motors, and manually moved a servo wired in to a 5v rail on a breadboard power adapter. The generated current put too much voltage backwards through the regulator and blew it.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$3

== {{date|Dec 17 2012}} ==
Haksaw peddled too hard on the generator bike built by Remowylliams, causing the magnets to come off the fly wheel and attach themselves to one of the iron cores in the transformer coil. This broke one of the magnets, and a few pieces of plastic on the bike itself.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$25

== {{date|Dec 8 2012}} ==
Haksaw got married.

'''Total Damages:''' ~lifetime of financial ruin

== {{date|Dec 4 2012}} ==
Dan9186 handed Haksaw a printed piece of a MendelMax at which point Haksaw broke it within 5 seconds of it being in his hands.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$0.10

== {{date|March 17 2012}} ==
A Pololu stepper driver caught fire during an early prototyping session of the DoodleBot. A bright warm flame was said to be seen from outside the shop. The stepper driver was declared a total loss with the accompanying breadboard suffering scorching and slight melting.

Two other casualties were suffered that day, resulting in three dead Pololus.

'''Total Damages:''' ~$38.00

Template:Haksaw accident/date

2013-03-13T21:25:46Z

Dan9186: updating to the latest date

Board meeting notes 2013-02-25

2013-02-25T15:01:27Z

Dan9186: /* Agenda */

{{Board meeting notes
|previous = 2013-01-28
|current = 2013-02-25
|next =
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== Attendance ==
{{meeting attendance
|count =
|attendees =
}}
== Agenda ==
'''Financial Update'''
* January
** Accounts Total $ ?
** Laser Cutter Fund $ ?
** General Fund $ ?
* Current Paying Members: 35 + 2 Pending
** Pending Members: Binh V, Betty M
** Binh V has been to the past 2 meetings.
'''Group Information'''
* Dan & Joe: check to make sure official paperwork is up to date
* Claudio getting with ITT again to come out in end of Feb
* Dan and Brandon working on networking / outside contacts
* Changing our public meetings at Republic Coffee to once a month
** We've probably waited too long to move the meeting, we need to make a decision tonight or plan to move April meeting.
'''Event Discussion'''
* March 16th - Blender Class
* Board etching - April
* MidsouthCon Proposed things
** Banana Piano
** Mame Cabinet
** Battery Monitor
** Peddle Generator
** Doodle Bot
** Whiteboard
** Google Dot
** Twitter Leader Board
'''Next Board Meeting'''
* 3/18 or 3/25

== Notes ==
=== Comes to Order @ ===
=== Meeting Adjourned @ ===

Board meeting notes 2013-02-25

2013-02-25T15:00:54Z

Dan9186: /* Agenda */

{{Board meeting notes
|previous = 2013-01-28
|current = 2013-02-25
|next =
}}

== Attendance ==
{{meeting attendance
|count =
|attendees =
}}
== Agenda ==
'''Financial Update'''
* January
** Accounts Total $ ?
** Laser Cutter Fund $ ?
** General Fund $ ?
* Current Paying Members: 35 + 2 Pending
** Pending Members: Binh V, Betty M
** Binh V has been to the past 2 meetings.
'''Group Information'''
* Dan & Joe: check to make sure official paperwork is up to date
* Claudio getting with ITT again to come out in end of Feb
* Dan and Brandon working on networking / outside contacts
* Changing our public meetings at Republic Coffee to once a month
** We've probably waited too long to move the meeting, we need to make a decision tonight or plan to move April meeting.
'''Event Discussion'''
* March 16th - Blender Class
* Board etching - April
* MidsouthCon Proposed things
** Banana Piano
** Mame Cabinet
** Battery Monitor
** Doodle Bot
** Whiteboard
** Google Dot
** Twitter Leader Board
'''Next Board Meeting'''
* 3/18 or 3/25

== Notes ==
=== Comes to Order @ ===
=== Meeting Adjourned @ ===

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-15T19:29:49Z

Dan9186: /* Gallery */ added more pics

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

=== Graphics ===
==== Side Stencils ====
{{Gallery
|title = Stencils
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=1
|File:Mame stencil little gear.svg| Little Top Gear
|File:Mame stencil big gear.svg|alt2=Bottom gear| Big Bottom Gear
|File:Mame stencil iron.svg|alt3=Soldering Iron| Soldering Iron
|File:Mame stencil wrench.svg|alt3=Wrench| Wrench
}}

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
*'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
*'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = MAME Cabinet
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=2
|File:MAME_1.jpg|alt1=Monitor mounted|New monitor mounted
|File:MAME_4.jpg|alt1=Sanded sideview of cabinet | Sanded side
|File:MAME_2.jpg|alt2=Danny and Dan measuring for acceptable artwork sizes|Measuring or acceptable artwork sizes
|File:Mame side layout.svg|alt3=Mame Cabinet artwork, contains several large gears, wrench that says makers, and a soldering iron| MAME Artwork
|File:MAME_3.jpg|alt3=Dan prepping the vinyl stencil of a soldering iron for one side| Prepping vinyl stencil
|File:MAME_5.jpg|alt3=Big piece of vinyl cut for making side stencils| One of the stencils
|File:MAME_6.jpg|alt3=Weeding the big wrench stencil| Weeding the big wrench
}}

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

File:MAME 6.jpg

2013-02-15T19:29:02Z

Dan9186:

File:MAME 5.jpg

2013-02-15T19:27:56Z

Dan9186:

File:MAME 4.jpg

2013-02-15T19:26:56Z

Dan9186:

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-15T19:22:51Z

Dan9186: /* Gallery */

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

=== Graphics ===
==== Side Stencils ====
{{Gallery
|title = Stencils
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=1
|File:Mame stencil little gear.svg| Little Top Gear
|File:Mame stencil big gear.svg|alt2=Bottom gear| Big Bottom Gear
|File:Mame stencil iron.svg|alt3=Soldering Iron| Soldering Iron
|File:Mame stencil wrench.svg|alt3=Wrench| Wrench
}}

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
*'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
*'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = MAME Cabinet
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=2
|File:MAME_1.jpg|alt1=Monitor mounted|New monitor mounted
|File:MAME_2.jpg|alt2=Danny and Dan measuring for acceptable artwork sizes|Measuring or acceptable artwork sizes
|File:MAME_3.jpg|alt3=Dan prepping the vinyl stencil of a soldering iron for one side| Prepping vinyl stencil
|File:Mame side layout.svg|alt3=Mame Cabinet artwork, contains several large gears, wrench that says makers, and a soldering iron| MAME Artwork
}}

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

File:Mame side layout.svg

2013-02-15T19:19:23Z

Dan9186:

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-15T19:16:32Z

Dan9186: /* Design */

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

=== Graphics ===
==== Side Stencils ====
{{Gallery
|title = Stencils
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=1
|File:Mame stencil little gear.svg| Little Top Gear
|File:Mame stencil big gear.svg|alt2=Bottom gear| Big Bottom Gear
|File:Mame stencil iron.svg|alt3=Soldering Iron| Soldering Iron
|File:Mame stencil wrench.svg|alt3=Wrench| Wrench
}}

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
*'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
*'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = MAME Cabinet
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=2
|File:MAME_1.jpg|alt1=Monitor mounted|New monitor mounted
|File:MAME_2.jpg|alt2=Danny and Dan measuring for acceptable artwork sizes|Measuring or acceptable artwork sizes
|File:MAME_3.jpg|alt3=Dan prepping the vinyl stencil of a soldering iron for one side| Prepping vinyl stencil
|File:MAME_Artwork.png|alt3=Mame Cabinet artwork, contains several large gears, wrench that says makers, and a soldering iron| MAME Artwork
}}

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

File:Mame stencil iron.svg

2013-02-15T19:11:35Z

Dan9186:

File:Mame stencil wrench.svg

2013-02-15T19:08:11Z

Dan9186:

File:Mame stencil big gear.svg

2013-02-15T19:06:38Z

Dan9186:

File:Mame Stencle Little gear.svg

2013-02-15T19:06:29Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page File:Mame Stencle Little gear.svg to File:Mame stencil little gear.svg

#REDIRECT [[File:Mame stencil little gear.svg]]

File:Mame stencil little gear.svg

2013-02-15T19:06:29Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page File:Mame Stencle Little gear.svg to File:Mame stencil little gear.svg

File:Mame stencil little gear.svg

2013-02-15T19:05:44Z

Dan9186:

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T22:54:10Z

Dan9186: /* Pictures */ made into a better flowing gallery, more pictures to come

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
*'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
*'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Gallery ==
{{Gallery
|title = MAME Cabinet
|width=160
|height=170
|lines=2
|File:MAME_1.jpg|alt1=Monitor mounted|New monitor mounted
|File:MAME_2.jpg|alt2=Danny and Dan measuring for acceptable artwork sizes|Measuring or acceptable artwork sizes
|File:MAME_3.jpg|alt3=Dan preping the vinyl stencil of a soldering iron for one side|Preping vinyl stencil
}}

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T22:46:09Z

Dan9186: /* Cosmetics */ making it more readable

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
*'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
*'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Pictures ==
<gallery>
File:MAME_1.jpg
File:MAME_2.jpg
File:MAME_3.jpg
</gallery>

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T22:45:52Z

Dan9186: /* Cosmetics */

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
'''Cabinet''' — The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben
'''T-molding''' — will also be black and has been purchased by Dan

== Pictures ==
<gallery>
File:MAME_1.jpg
File:MAME_2.jpg
File:MAME_3.jpg
</gallery>

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T22:44:16Z

Dan9186: /* Controls */

'''MAME''', an acronym that stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, is an emulator designed to reproduce older arcade system hardware via software on a modern personal computer.

{{Infobox project
|project_name = MMMAME (Midsouth Makers MAME Cabinet)
|image = MAME Cabinet v2.0 Sanded.jpg
|caption = Sanded cabinet and gutted
|owner = Group
|lead = [[User:critter42|critter42]] & MemphisArtGuy
|version = 2.0
|status = inprogress
|start_date = November 2012
|cost = Free
}}

== Design ==
=== Computer ===
*HP Compaq DC7600 Convertible Minitower PC 3.2 GHZ
*OS [http://www.ubuntu.com/ Ubuntu] 12.04
*2 HDD on SATA BUS - Roms Drive - OS Drive
*WIFI Adapter : ENUWI-G2 802.11 B/G
*1Gb DDR2 - Would like to upgrade to 4Gb
*19inch 3:4 LCD

=== Display ===
*Samsung 19inch 930B

=== Audio ===
*On Board

=== Software ===
*'''Preferred Interface:''' [http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio]
*'''Secondary Interface:''' [http://gmameui.sourceforge.net/ GMAMEUI]
*'''Mame Software:''' [http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/download/ sdlmame]

=== Controls ===
The Williams Defender cabinet shared the "base cabinet" with many other games like Joust and Sinistar. This fact makes it very easy to make multiple control decks. The control decks dimensions are 23 1/2 inches by 8 inches made of 3/4 plywood.

We have a few leftover parts from the last MAME project, also ordered a set of [http://www.ebay.com/itm/360450175737 buttons and joysticks] form Ebay seller TwistedQuarter for $29.99 plus $10 shipping as a donation.

<strike>Danny is currently running a custom firmware on an Arduino Uno and checking the results of that.</strike> '''Interface was too laggy'''

== Custom Electronics for the Controls ==

A custom board was fabricated for controlling the buttons and joysticks [http://vusb.wikidot.com/project:mamepanel V-USB MAMEPanel] was ported to work for the Atmel atmega644p micro controller. The hardware currently emulates 2 joysticks with 8 buttons each and a keyboard hid device. MAMEPanel is expandable to 3 joysticks and a mouse input is also possible. Hardware has only been tested with windows built in tool for testing joysticks, real world performance is still to be determined. It should be fine since it is based on a working and tested design. Below is the current keymap and schematic.

[[File:V-USB_Mame_Panel_Atmega32-Schematic.png|thumb|center|Schematic]]

<nowiki>
// Atmega32 Shift switch off
PROGMEM const unsigned char NormalMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS] =
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
KEY_2, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_1, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
J1_Button8, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
J1_Button7, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
J1_Button6, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
J2_Button8, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
J2_Button7, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
J2_Button6, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
J2_Button5, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
J2_Button4, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
J2_Button3, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
J2_Button2, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
J1_Up, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
J1_Left, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
J1_Right, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
J1_Button1, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
J1_Button2, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
J1_Button3, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
J1_Button4, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
J1_Button5, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
J2_Button1, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
J2_Right, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
J2_Left, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
J2_Up, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
J2_Down, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
J1_Down // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

// Atmega32 Shift switch on
PROGMEM const unsigned char ShiftMapping[NUMBER_OF_INPUTS]=
{ // Pin Atmega Board Function
KEY_5, // 40 PA0 X6-1 COINTRIGGER
0, // 39 PA1 X4-8 none
0, // 38 PA2 X4-7 none
AC_Mute, // 37 PA3 X4-6 JOY2START
KEY_P, // 36 PA4 X4-5 JOY1START
0, // 35 PA5 X4-4 JOY1BUTTON8
0, // 34 PA6 X4-3 JOY1BUTTON7
0, // 33 PA7 X4-2 JOY1BUTTON6
0, // 1 PB0 X9-2 SHIFTSWITCH
0, // 2 PB1 X7-1 JOY2BUTTON8
0, // 3 PB2 X7-2 JOY2BUTTON7
0, // 4 PB3 X8-1 JOY2BUTTON6
0, // 5 PB4 X8-2 JOY2BUTTON5
0, // 6 PB5 X5-1 JOY2BUTTON4
KM_ALT_F4, // 7 PB6 X5-2 JOY2BUTTON3
KM_SHIFT_F7, // 8 PB7 X5-3 JOY2BUTTON2
KEY_UpArrow, // 22 PC0 X3-2 JOY1UP
KEY_LeftArrow, // 23 PC1 X3-3 JOY1LEFT
KEY_RightArrow, // 24 PC2 X3-4 JOY1RIGHT
KEY_Enter, // 25 PC3 X3-5 JOY1BUTTON1
KEY_Esc, // 26 PC4 X3-6 JOY1BUTTON2
KEY_Tab, // 27 PC5 X3-7 JOY1BUTTON3
0, // 28 PC6 X3-8 JOY1BUTTON4
0, // 29 PC7 X4-1 JOY1BUTTON5
KEY_F7, // 15 PD1 X5-4 JOY2BUTTON1
AC_VolumeUp, // 17 PD3 X5-5 JOY2RIGHT
AC_VolumeDown, // 18 PD4 X5-6 JOY2LEFT
KEY_PageUp, // 19 PD5 X5-7 JOY2UP
KEY_PageDown, // 20 PD6 X5-8 JOY2DOWN
KEY_DownArrow // 21 PD7 X3-1 JOY1DOWN
};

</nowiki>

== Cosmetics ==
The cabinet will be black with green and blue artwork. Spray paint was purchase by Danny and Ben. T-molding will also be black and has been purchased by Dan.

== Pictures ==
<gallery>
File:MAME_1.jpg
File:MAME_2.jpg
File:MAME_3.jpg
</gallery>

== Bill of Materials ==
*DC7600
*Samsung 19 inch 930b LCD
*Defender Arcade Cabinet

== Contributors ==
*Ben
*Dan
*Danny
*Dru
*Mark

== External Links ==
[http://www.cabrio-fe.org/ Cabrio] 
[http://www.practicalarduino.com/projects/virtual-usb-keyboard/ Virtual HID Keyboard] 
[http://code.rancidbacon.com/ProjectLogArduinoUSB/ Arduino USB Sheild] 
[http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/usb_keyboard.html Teensy HID Keyboard] 
[http://mitchtech.net/arduino-usb-hid-keyboard/ Arduino Uno HID Keyboard] 

== References ==
{{reflist}}

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T16:53:47Z

Dan9186: /* Bill of Materials */ wikify

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T16:53:00Z

Dan9186: /* Contributers */ spelling fix and wikify

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T16:52:19Z

Dan9186: /* Computer */ fixed link

MAME Cabinet

2013-02-14T16:51:07Z

Dan9186: /* Design */ wikify

Officer Duties

2013-01-23T18:47:49Z

Dan9186: /* Vice President */ adding some more

==President==
* Lead meetings as needed
* Represent group for external demonstrations / speaking engagements
* Ensure group held to standards of [[Bylaws]] & [[Membership Rules]]
* Keep efforts of the board on point and progress being made
* Facilitate scheduling and coordination of board efforts
* Support other board members in their duties as needed

==Vice President==
* Act as a Quartermaster for the space
* New member introduction / management
* Alternate meeting leader / group representative
* Support President in ensuring progress on board efforts is made
* Support other board members in their duties as needed

==Treasurer==
* Maintain group financial accounts
* Ensure members do not fall behind in dues
* Monthly reports to the board of financial status
* Ensure group financial obligations are met on time (Rent, Bills)
* Ensure any federal / state paperwork is kept up to date

==Secretary==
* Keep group records
* Manage official group communications
* Regularly interact with various group social media
* Handle media / press inquiries
* Contact other groups to further group exposure
* Ensure any federal / state paperwork is kept up to date

==Public Relations==
* Regularly interact with various group social media
* Handle media / press inquiries
* Contact other groups to further group exposure
* Help promote group events and upcoming meetings
* Work with members to determine future events
* Help plan and coordinate events

Officer Duties

2013-01-23T18:45:18Z

Dan9186: /* President */ a few more points

==President==
* Lead meetings as needed
* Represent group for external demonstrations / speaking engagements
* Ensure group held to standards of [[Bylaws]] & [[Membership Rules]]
* Keep efforts of the board on point and progress being made
* Facilitate scheduling and coordination of board efforts
* Support other board members in their duties as needed

==Vice President==
* Act as a Quartermaster for the space
* New member introduction / management
* Alternate meeting leader / group representative
* Support other board members in their duties as needed

==Treasurer==
* Maintain group financial accounts
* Ensure members do not fall behind in dues
* Monthly reports to the board of financial status
* Ensure group financial obligations are met on time (Rent, Bills)
* Ensure any federal / state paperwork is kept up to date

==Secretary==
* Keep group records
* Manage official group communications
* Regularly interact with various group social media
* Handle media / press inquiries
* Contact other groups to further group exposure
* Ensure any federal / state paperwork is kept up to date

==Public Relations==
* Regularly interact with various group social media
* Handle media / press inquiries
* Contact other groups to further group exposure
* Help promote group events and upcoming meetings
* Work with members to determine future events
* Help plan and coordinate events

Knife-Belt-Sander

2013-01-23T15:41:53Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page Knife-Belt-Sander to Knife Belt Sander: removing hyphenation

#REDIRECT [[Knife Belt Sander]]

Knife Belt Sander

2013-01-23T15:41:52Z

Dan9186: Dan9186 moved page Knife-Belt-Sander to Knife Belt Sander: removing hyphenation

{{Infobox tool inventory
|tool_name = Knife Belt Sander/Buffer
|image = IMAG0528.jpg
|image_size =
|alt =
|caption =
|owner = Mike Tarkington
|category = Power Tools
|model = G1015
|serial =
|status = available
|availability = anyone
|talk_to = Mike Tarkington
|purchase_date = 12/13
|disposal_date =
|cost =
|dnh = yes
|rtfm = yes
|guides =
|manuals = http://cdn0.grizzly.com/specsheets/g1015_ds.pdf
|flickr =
|youtube =
|schedule =
}}

Board meeting notes 2013-02-04

2013-01-23T15:39:50Z

Dan9186: created a start to add a few things i wanted to discuss

{{Board meeting notes
|previous = 2012-12-17
|current = 2013-2-4
|next =
}}

== Attendance ==
{{meeting attendance
|count =
|attendees =
}}
== Agenda ==
'''Financial Update'''
* November
** Accounts Total
** Laser Cutter Fund $1640
** General Fund
* Current Paying Members:
** Pending Members:

'''Group Information'''
* Officer Duties
** Still working out this
* Republic Coffee to once a month thoughts?
* Progressive membership

'''Event Discussion'''

'''Next Board Meeting'''
*

== Notes ==
=== Comes to Order @ ===
=== Meeting Adjourned @ ===