Building the PC housing
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 21:13.It's been a power weekend. I cut out the walls and assembled them together. It would have helped if the base had been a perfect rectangle. Oh well, just plane off a few more mills!
PC - Close up of the switches and LED's.
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 21:09.
End on view of LED and switch plates. The middle PC blank slot plate has been included as a reference.
PC - LED and switch housings
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 21:06.
Just showing what it all looks like side on. In the middle is a referance PC slot blank.
PC housing - fitted on to the base
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 21:02.
The walls are made of 3mm MDF, screwed onto a quarter section of 20mm round dowling. It will be quite sturdy, after it has been screwed onto the base, and fitted with an acrylic front plate.
PC housing - door open
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 21:00.
Close up of the door (access hatch), in the open position. Note the extra bits of MDF to accomodate the hinge screws
PC housing - door closed
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 20:56.
Close up of the door (access hatch) - closed
PICAXE-28X Sensor and output diagram
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Mon, 2005-10-24 15:14.
Shows the proposed sensor pinout.
SWASC Project documentation
Submitted by parkviewadmin on Sat, 2005-10-22 21:45.During the week, I played around with ExpressSCH, a electronics design package. As a test, I laid out my initial PICAXE test circuitry. It comes up better in the original size.
