Students/Tiffany Lee - Revision history

Marleism at 06:23, 20 March 2010

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‎Final Project

2010-03-18T14:15:19Z

‎Final Project Documentation==

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‎Final Project

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‎Illustration and Diagram

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‎Illustration and Diagram

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‎Illustration and Diagram

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‎Python Code

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‎Python Code

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 [[Image:fruit1.JPG|700px||TSE]]
 I pretty much soddered the LED and the 150 ohm resistors on a piece of cardboard and then covered it with foil so that the LED lights can bounce around the foil to make it brighter.
 [[Image:fruit2.JPG|700px]]
 I spraypainted cardboard with Krylon Silver and foiled the inside. I used harder paper and wax paper for the front.
 [[Image:fruit3.JPG|700px]]
 To hide the Arduino board, I spraypainted a small box I made from cardboard and used a smile face stencil I made. But it felt kind of empty so I used a silver gel pen and just doodled across.
 [[Image:projectd_004.JPG|700px]]
 In the Python Command Line, because i needed to know if it was actually running, I typed out print commands to tell me what stage the code is on. I also needed to know when the connection is closed. It would be nice if I could figure out how to start it up when my computer logs in though.

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 [[Image:fruit1.JPG|700px||TSE]]
-I spraypainted cardboard with Krylon Silver and foiled the inside. I used harder paper and wax paper for the front.
+I pretty much soddered the LED and the 150 ohm resistors on a piece of cardboard and then covered it with foil so that the LED lights can bounce around the foil to make it brighter.
 [[Image:fruit2.JPG|700px]]
-I pretty much soddered the LED and the 150 ohm resistors on a piece of cardboard and then covered it with foil so that the LED lights can bounce around the foil to make it brighter.
+I spraypainted cardboard with Krylon Silver and foiled the inside. I used harder paper and wax paper for the front.
 [[Image:fruit3.JPG|700px]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:20, 20 March 2010
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	====Photographs====		====Photographs====
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		+	[[Image:fruit1.JPG\|700px\|\|TSE]]
		+	I spraypainted cardboard with Krylon Silver and foiled the inside. I used harder paper and wax paper for the front.
		+
		+	[[Image:fruit2.JPG\|700px]]
		+	I pretty much soddered the LED and the 150 ohm resistors on a piece of cardboard and then covered it with foil so that the LED lights can bounce around the foil to make it brighter.
		+
		+	[[Image:fruit3.JPG\|700px]]
		+	To hide the Arduino board, I spraypainted a small box I made from cardboard and used a smile face stencil I made. But it felt kind of empty so I used a silver gel pen and just doodled across.
		+
		+
		+	[[Image:projectd_004.JPG\|700px]]
		+	In the Python Command Line, because i needed to know if it was actually running, I typed out print commands to tell me what stage the code is on. I also needed to know when the connection is closed. It would be nice if I could figure out how to start it up when my computer logs in though.
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	====Python Code====		====Python Code====

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 [[Image:haha.jpg|700px||TWO]]
-=Final Project Documentation===
+===Final Project Documentation===
 ====Photographs====

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 [[Image:haha.jpg|700px||TWO]]
-===Photographs===
+=Final Project Documentation===
-===Python Code===
+====Photographs====
 From what I can read. This code seems to access gmail through atom feed, reads each line, finds a specific word in the code of gmail, and that's how it understands how many emails you have. I think that specific word is \d+, now if one day google decided to change this, I don't think this code will work anymore. You will want to execute the Python files through its command line because Pythonwin is terrible at running through tests unless you are stepping in. Things right by the number symbol are actually comments.
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    print "program ended\n"
-===Arduino Code===
+====Arduino Code====
   /*
   Gmail Notifier

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 ===Illustration and Diagram===
-[[Image:haha.jpg|400px|thumb|diagram and illustration]]
+[[Image:haha.jpg|700px||TWO]]
 ===Photographs===

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	===Illustration and Diagram===		===Illustration and Diagram===
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	===Photographs===		===Photographs===

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 ===Python Code===
   import urllib2, re, serial, sys, time
-  #Serial port for USB
+  #Serial port for USB, FOR PC'S, mine is 3, and on Arduino it is read as COM4.
   SERIALPORT=3