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| + | Reports generated by the system include a letterhead containing organization details. | ||
| + | * [[File:c457_main_page.jpg|150px|right]] Click the "Organization Details" button.{{clear}} | ||
| + | * [[File:c457_org_details.jpg|150px|right]] Enter the organization details to include in report letterhead and click "Save".{{clear}} | ||
| + | * Organization details are stored on the server. | ||
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==Mapping Controller Buttons== | ==Mapping Controller Buttons== | ||
=Manual Control of Stage= | =Manual Control of Stage= | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 19 September 2019
Contents
Introduction
An x-y stage, controller and software for conducting ASTM C457 Procedures A and B were developed for an MDOT Transportation Materials Research Center supplemental project in 2019. The stage is constructed from readily available components purchased from online retailers. A small number of structural elements were designed and fabricated to complete the stage. The system was designed with low-cost and ease of maintenance in mind, utilizing ballscrew actuators and an Arduino-based controller to drive the two NEMA17 stepper motors. The server operates on a Raspberry Pi and Franklin firmware is used for motion control. A common game controller is used to capture user input and control the stage. The user interface is provided over a web connection, supporting most internet browsers. The interface can be served over a local area network or a monitor, keyboard and mouse can be attached directly to the Raspberry Pi creating the standalone system.
Initial Settings
Organization
Reports generated by the system include a letterhead containing organization details.
- Click the "Organization Details" button.
- Enter the organization details to include in report letterhead and click "Save".
- Organization details are stored on the server.
