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Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2021-09-24T20:14:25Z

James A Seymour: /* General Information */ Took out the CNC stuff and the thing about the power panel, since we are in a different room.

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

==General Information==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 708 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

This is the place to start learning about electronics. Need some [[ERP TUTORIALS|2-tor-ialz]]?

The [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab is [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

==Equipment Access Policy==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===All Equipment===

*Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

===Scopes===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There are lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.

*List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

===Spectrum Analyzer===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.

*List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

===ERP SAFETY===
We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do not currently have items for purchase.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

==Classes==

*[[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
*[[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
*[[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
*[[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==

#'''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
#'''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
#'''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
#'''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
#'''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

==Equipment List==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" data-sort-type="Tool" ! |
|-
!Picture!!What!!Manufacturer!!Model!!Power!!Status!!Expert
|-
|[[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]]||Various||Various||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]]||[[Logic Analyzer]]||Tektronix||1240||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]]||Tektronix||492P||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]]||Tektronix||465B||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke867 manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]]||Fluke||867||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke117 manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]]||Fluke||117||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke 80K-40 manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]]||Fluke||80K-40||NA||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]]|| [ |Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]]||Fluke||80i-1010||1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A)||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]]||[[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]]||Qinsi Technology||QS-5100||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]]||Arksen||992D||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]]||[[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]]||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]||47158||110||Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Probotix||[[V90|Fireball V90]]||110||Not Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Sherline||[[Sherline CNC Mill]]||110||Working||[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
|[[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]]||Variable power supply||SPECO||[[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]]||110||Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]]||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
|[[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]]||5Mhz Tone Generator||MingHe||UDB1005S||110||In-Work||[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
|[[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Gast DOA Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]]||Gast||DOA-P701-AA||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>

*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

How to use a multimeter

2020-05-08T20:40:10Z

James A Seymour: Added a picture and text dealing with ohms measurments.

'''Basic Multimeter usage'''

So you think you need a multimeter. You are probably right! A multimeter is a device that has multiple meters in it. The first thing you should reach for is the Cen-Tech digital multimeter. These are pretty inexpensive from harbor freight, sometimes free with the right coupon. There is a big yellow switch in the middle of the meter.

'''If you are using the meter it should be switched to on, if you are not using the meter is should be switched to off.'''

I know your thinking, "well of course, who wouldn't switch it off when they are done". But the next time your using it, you get home and realize. You did the thing.

So switch it on and if there is numbers on the display then it probably works. If you pick it up, and it's switched on and there are no numbers on the front, Someone else did the thing, don't use that meter.
[[File:20200508 150205.jpg|thumb]]

In the middle is a big ol dial. if you don't see it, turn it over and try the other side. Should be the side with the display. One end of that dial has a lil divot in it. That's your indicator, that's what it is pointing at. take that divot and turn it straight down. Should point at 200m. That there is a resistance measurement. If there ain't no wires plugged into the holes in the meter, Plug a red one in VΩmA (middle hole) and a black one in the bottom hole marked COM. Touch the ends together, should read close to zero. if it doesn't try a different wire sets. Those wiresets with the plug on one end and the metal spike on the other are called test leads. That's what you use to poke around stuff with. With the meter set like this, if you took a resistor, put the red lead on one metal wire, and the black lead on the other metal wire it's going to either show you a number, or it's going to say "1 . " if it says the number, and the number is positive, it's likely that's the resistance. Sometimes it can get confused, so you may want to turn it to the arrow spot or hfe and back. If it gives you the second answer your resistor may be over 200Ω which you will want to kick it up a notch. Each 'notch' is called a range. You can move it to the 2000k range but a 10ohm resistor isn't going to get a good reading. If you try to measure a 1000k resistor in the 200 range, it's going to give you nothing. So that's the spot there in green with the Ω symbol in the bottom left. How it takes this measurement is, it puts a little bit of electricity through your device and measures the current and voltage. Voltage divided by current is Resistance... we measure this in Ω. You need to know that because if you try to measure Ohms, while your circuit is powered on, your meter is going to be confused at best. So don't do that. But if you remove a part and want to check to see it's resistance, That's what an ohms measurement...do.

Let's talk about the upper right side of the meter. dat dere is the VOLTS section it's going to give you the voltage of the red wire, compared to the black wire.

File:20200508 150205.jpg

2020-05-08T20:11:32Z

James A Seymour:

Cheap 'ol Harbour Freight multimeter

How to use a multimeter

2020-04-30T16:50:39Z

James A Seymour: Created page with "'''Basic Multimeter usage''' So you think you need a multimeter. You are probably right! A multimeter is a device that has multiple meters in it. The first thing you should r..."

ERP TUTORIALS

2020-04-30T16:13:28Z

James A Seymour: Created page with "'''MakeICT's Big page of ERP Tutorials''' James created this page so that we could make tutorials on the equipment and tequniques specific to MakeICT. Anyone can google Oscil..."

'''MakeICT's Big page of ERP Tutorials'''

James created this page so that we could make tutorials on the equipment and tequniques specific to MakeICT. Anyone can google Oscilloscope, but that won't tell you how to set up our oscilloscope in our lab with our signal generator. If you don't have write access and want to write a tutorial send your tutorial to the area lead and He will post it for ya.

'''Big ol list o tutorials'''

[[How to use a multimeter]]

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2020-04-30T15:54:15Z

James A Seymour:

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

==General Information==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area (or however big it is now, James is too lazy to measure it). This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

This is the place to start learning about electronics. Need some [[ERP TUTORIALS|2-tor-ialz]]?

The [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab is [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

==Equipment Access Policy==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===

*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

===All Equipment===

*Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

===Scopes===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.

*List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

===Spectrum Analyzer===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.

*List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

==='The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

==Classes==

*[[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
*[[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
*[[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
*[[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==

#'''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
#'''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
#'''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
#'''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
#'''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

==Equipment List==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" data-sort-type="Tool" ! |
|-
!Picture!!What!!Manufacturer!!Model!!Power!!Status!!Expert
|-
|[[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]]||Various||Various||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]]||[[Logic Analyzer]]||Tektronix||1240||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]]||Tektronix||492P||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]]||Tektronix||465B||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke867 manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]]||Fluke||867||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke117 manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]]||Fluke||117||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke 80K-40 manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]]||Fluke||80K-40||NA||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]]|| [ |Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]]||Fluke||80i-1010||1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A)||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]]||[[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]]||Qinsi Technology||QS-5100||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]]||Arksen||992D||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]]||[[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]]||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]||47158||110||Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Probotix||[[V90|Fireball V90]]||110||Not Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Sherline||[[Sherline CNC Mill]]||110||Working||[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
|[[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]]||Variable power supply||SPECO||[[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]]||110||Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]]||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
|[[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]]||5Mhz Tone Generator||MingHe||UDB1005S||110||In-Work||[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
|[[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Gast DOA Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]]||Gast||DOA-P701-AA||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>

*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2020-02-02T14:46:12Z

James A Seymour: /* General Information */ adding James S as the Lead

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

==General Information==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

The [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab is [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

==Equipment Access Policy==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===

*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

===All Equipment===

*Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

===Scopes===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.

*List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

===Spectrum Analyzer===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.

*List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

==='The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

==Classes==

*[[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
*[[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
*[[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
*[[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==

#'''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
#'''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
#'''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
#'''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
#'''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

==Equipment List==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" data-sort-type="Tool" ! |
|-
!Picture!!What!!Manufacturer!!Model!!Power!!Status!!Expert
|-
|[[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]]||Various||Various||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]]||[[Logic Analyzer]]||Tektronix||1240||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]]||Tektronix||492P||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]]||[[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]]||Tektronix||465B||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke867 manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]]||Fluke||867||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke117 manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]]||Fluke||117||9V||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Fluke 80K-40 manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]]||Fluke||80K-40||NA||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]]|| [ |Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]]||Fluke||80i-1010||1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A)||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]]||[[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]]||Qinsi Technology||QS-5100||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]]||Arksen||992D||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|[[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]]||[[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]]||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]||47158||110||Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Probotix||[[V90|Fireball V90]]||110||Not Working||[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
|[[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]]||CNC Mill||Sherline||[[Sherline CNC Mill]]||110||Working||[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
|[[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]]||Variable power supply||SPECO||[[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]]||110||Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]]||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
|[[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]]||5Mhz Tone Generator||MingHe||UDB1005S||110||In-Work||[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
|[[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]]||[[Media:Gast DOA Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]]||Gast||DOA-P701-AA||110||Working||[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>

*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Contact Information

2020-02-02T14:43:45Z

James A Seymour: /* Area Leads */ adding James S for electronics lead

==Policy==

Any active member of MakeICT may have their email forwarded from a makeict.org email address to an email address of their choice. In addition most modern email providers (such as [https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22377?hl=en gmail]) allow users to set their "from" or "reply-to" email address to a confirmed address of their choice.

All executive committee members are encouraged to use their makeict.org emails for all correspondence related to MakeICT. To set up email forwarding, email a request to vicepresident@makeict.org.

==Leadership Contacts==
===2019-2020 Board of Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|President
|president@makeict.org
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]]
|-
|Vice President
|vicepresident@makeict.org
|[[User:Alysa Bumgarner|Alysa Bumgarner]]
|-
|Secretary
|secretary@makeict.org
|[[User: Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]]
|-
|Treasurer
|treasurer@makeict.org
|[[User:Devinhalsey|Devin Halsey]]
|-
|Director At Large
|malissa@makeict.org
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]]
|-
|Director At Large
|ladeana@makeict.org
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]]
|-
|Director At Large
|josh.robinson@makeict.org
|[[User:Josh Robinson|Josh Robinson]]
|-
|Director At Large
|scott.sullivan@makeict.org
|[[User:scott.sullivan@makeict.org|Scott Sullivan]]
|-
|Immediate Past President
|kim@makeict.org
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]]
|}

===Program Directors===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Makerspace Director
|
|
|-
|Open Wichita Director
|seth@makeict.org
|[[User:Seth Etter|Seth Etter]]
|-
|devICT Director
|jacob@makeict.org
|[[User:Jacob Walker|Jacob Walker]]
|-
|Kansas Linux Fest Director
|joel@kansaslinuxfest.org
|[[User:Joel Baltazor|Joel Baltazor]]
|-
|}

===Committee Leads===

MakeICT Committee leads are appointed by the board of directors as needed, with an on-purpose review every September. They attend MakeICT board meetings to report out on their progress and ideas.

This table was updated in November 2019.

{| class="wikitable"
!Committee
!Lead
|-
|-
|'''[[Communications]]''' 
Gather stories about our coolest tools, events, programs and makers 
Distribute needed information to our members 
Make sure we are represented across social media platforms 
Create signs, flyers, and brochures for marketing 
Lead efforts to keep our wiki up to date
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]] ladeana@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[Finance]]''' Treasurer assistance & overlook Finance and audit procedures
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]] david@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[Fundraising]]''' 
Pursue grant and fundraising opportunities 
Work with communications to make sure donation opportunities are well-publicized 
Recognize donors 
|[[User:Meghan Iacuzzi|Meghan Iacuzzi]] Meghan.Iacuzzi@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[IT]]''' Manage computers owned by MakeICT 
Maintain the network at our makerspace 
Update tools and applications needed for our website
|[[User:Thomas Bloom|Tom Bloom]] tom.bloom@makeict.org it@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[Membership & Community]]''' 
Improve processes for getting new members on board 
Host parties, game nights, potluck meals, and general events that help humans bond 
Give mini-tours of the makerspace 
Assist with Maker Monday 
Check people in for classes Review scholarship applications Set scholarship guidelines 
|[[User:Shannon Fisher|Shannon Fisher]] shannon.fisher@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[New Building]]''' Help improve our building, keep an eye out for the next one
|[[User:Jens Torell|Jens Torell]] jens@makeict.org
|-
|'''[[Outreach|Outreach & Education]]''' 
Work on developing our educational goals into a full-fledged program 
Represent MakeICT at special educational events (Riverfest, Engineering Expo) 
Come up with activities or classes we could offer for school, teachers, or community groups 
Expose non-makers of all ages to the world of making 
Major events ([[Makerfaire]]!) 
|[[User:Daryl Goad|Daryl Goad]] Daryl.Goad@makeict.org
|-
|-
|'''[[Security|Safety & Security]]''' Manage access to the makerspace 
Address safety concerns
|[[User:Ken|Ken Steadman]] ken.steadman@makeict.org
|-

|}

===Area Leads===

The Makerspace Area Leads are appointed by the MakeICT board of directors each year. They are each responsible for some specific square footage of the makerspace. Area Leads appoint their own area lead assistants. All of the area leads meet monthly to discuss makerspace issues and ideas.

{| class="wikitable"
!Area
!Area Contact Email
!Lead
!Assistant(s)
|-
|Textiles Lead
|textiles@makeict.org
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]] malissa@makeict.org
|
|-
|Ceramics Lead
|ceramics@makeict.org
|[[User:Scott Sullivan|Scott Sullivan]] scott.sullivan@makeict.org
|[[User:Patrick Hutchison|Patrick Hutchison]]
|-
|Fab Lab Lead
|fablab@makeict.org
|Steve Saner
|-
|Electronics Lead
|electronics@makeict.org
|James Seymour
James.a.seymour@makeict.org
|[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
|Metalshop Lead
|metalshop@makeict.org
|[[User:Josh Robinson|Josh Robinson]]
|[[User:John Miranda|John Miranda]] [[User:Jimmy Tennant|Jimmy Tennant]]
|-
|Printmaking/screen printing Lead
|printmaking@makeict.org
|[[User:Marc Lujan|Marc Lujan]] marc.lujan@makeict.org
|[[User:Devin Halsey|Devin Halsey]] devin.halsey@makeict.org
|-
|Woodshop Lead
|woodshop@makeict.org
|[[User:Doug Wilson|Doug Wilson]] doug.wilson@makeict.org
|-
|Jewelrymaking Lead
|jewelry@makeict.org
|[[User:Dean Day|Dean Day]]
|
|}

===Other Contacts===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Information Technology team
|IT@makeict.org
|[[IT team|IT Committee]]
|-
|Area Leads
|leads@makeict.org
|[[Area Leads|all of the Area Leads]]
|-
|Board of Directors
|directors@makeict.org
|[[Officers and at-large directors]]
|-
|Maker Mentors
|mentors@makeict.org
|[[Maker Mentors|all of the Mentors]]
|-
|}

August 16 2018

2018-08-08T00:22:26Z

James A Seymour: /* Committees */

=AGENDA=
== Roll Call ==
* Board Members
** President - Kim Burton
** Vice President - LaDeana Dockery
** Treasurer - David Springs
** Secretary - Kez Cook
** At Large Director - Paul Maseberg
** At Large Director - Jeremiah Burian
** At Large Director - Malissa Long
** At Large Director - James Lancaster
* Members
* Guests

== Standing Items ==
* Treasurer's report
** Account balances
*** Paypal
*** Bank
*** Investments
** Total
** Revenue total
** Expenses total
* Previous minutes
** [[July 12 2018]]
* Safety & security
* Thanks & recognition

== New Business ==
=== Security ===
* Has membership form been updated per our last resolution? [IT] - have not had time to finish it

=== Programs ===
* DevICT/KLF
* Makerspace

=== Education Workgroup ===
* Recruiting inkscape teachers

=== Quarterly Meeting Planning ===
* September - need to pick a date

=== Gun/firearms policy ===

=== Elections ===
* Voting policy proposal in the August folder [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1XZH3g3Lgvmw9H7qfu3w12pneAHmrdzmB]

=== Committee Lead Assignments ===
* Need to pick new committee leads
* Current committees
# New Building
# Outreach
# Finance
# Scholarships
# Makerfaire
# Membership Community Events Onboarding (seems to be one?)
# Fundraising
# Communications
# IT
# Security
# Safety
# Creator Showroom
# Special Projects
# Wikibrarian
* New committee structure proposal
* Method to select committee leads - sign up form again?

== Committee Reports ==
* Committee signup is at http://bit.ly/makeict11
* Kim challenged committee leads to make a wiki page for their committees, refer to [[Contact Information]] for links

=== Committees ===
* Finance (David)

* New Building

* Special Projects (Mike)

* Membership and Events (Shannon)

* IT (Christian K)

* Security (David S)

* Scholarships (Kim)

* Outreach (Barb)

* Makerfaire (Malissa)

* Fundraising/Donor recognition (Paul M)

* Communications (LaDeana)

* Showroom (Dean D)

* Consignment (Kim B)

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

Contact Information

2018-05-31T19:59:53Z

James A Seymour: /* Area Leads */

== Policy ==

Any active member of MakeICT may have their email forwarded from a makeict.org email address to an email address of their choice. In addition most modern email providers (such as [https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22377?hl=en gmail]) allow users to set their "from" or "reply-to" email address to a confirmed address of their choice.

All executive committee members are encouraged to use their makeict.org emails for all correspondence related to MakeICT. To set up email forwarding, email a request to vicepresident@makeict.org.

== Leadership Contacts==
=== 2017-2018 Board of Directors ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|President
|president@makeict.org
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]]
|-
|Vice President
|vicepresident@makeict.org
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
|Secretary
|secretary@makeict.org
|[[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]]
|-
|Treasurer
|treasurer@makeict.org
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]]
|-
|Director At Large
|kez@makeict.org
|[[User:Kez Cook|Kez Cook]]
|-
|Director At Large
|ladeana@makeict.org
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]]
|-
|Director At Large
|kip@makeict.org
|[[User:Kip|Kip Landwehr]]
|-
|Director At Large
|malissa@makeict.org
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]]
|-
|Immediate Past President
|logan@makeict.org
|[[User:Logan Pajunen|Logan Pajunen]]
|-
|}

=== Program Directors ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Makerspace Director
|christian@makeict.org
|[[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
|Open Wichita Director
|seth@makeict.org
|[[User:Seth Etter|Seth Etter]]
|-
|devICT Director
|jacob@makeict.org
|[[User:Jacob Walker|Jacob Walker]]
|-
|Kansas Linux Fest Director
|joel@kansaslinuxfest.org
|[[User:Joel Baltazor|Joel Baltazor]]
|-
|}

=== Committee Leads ===

MakeICT Committee leads are appointed by the board of directors as needed, with an on-purpose review every September. They attend MakeICT board meetings to report out on their progress and ideas.

This table was updated in October 2017.

{| class="wikitable"
! Committee
! Lead
! Assistant(s)
|-
|'''New Building''' Help improve our building, keep an eye out for the next one
|Jens Torell jens@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Outreach''' Activities for young makers
|[[User:Barbara Davis|Barb Davis]] barb@makeict.org
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]] kim@makeict.org

|-
|'''Finance''' Treasurer assistance & overlook
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]] david@makeict.org
|Tracy Hoover hoover.tracy@makeict.org

|-
|'''Scholarships''' Review scholarship applications
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]] kim@makeict.org
|Tracy Hoover hoover.tracy@makeict.org [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]] dom@makeict.org

|-
|'''Makerfaire''' Work with Exploration Place on Wichita's annual MakerFaire
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]] malissa@makeict.org

|-
|'''Membership & Community''' Plan parties, increase community, improve new member experiences
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]] ladeana@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Fundraising''' Explore fundraising opportunities, recognize donors
|[[User:Paul Maseberg|Paul Maseberg]] paul.maseberg@makeict.org

|-
|'''Communications''' Advertising, newsletters, social media
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] jameslancaster@makeict.org
|Leslie Chaffin leslie@makeict.org

|-
|'''IT''' Network, website, computers and printers
|Christian Kindel it@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Security''' Keys and access to the makerspace

|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]] david@makeict.org

|-
|'''Creator Showroom''' Organize our art shows
|Dean Day deanday@forsculptors.com
|

|-
|'''Special Projects''' Formal collaborative projects ("we should make...")
|David Springs david@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Wikibrarian''' Document our history and practices
|[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]] mikeb@makeict.org
|

|}

=== Area Leads ===

The Makerspace Area Leads are appointed by the MakeICT board of directors each year. They are each responsible for some specific square footage of the makerspace. Area Leads appoint their own area lead assistants. All of the area leads meet monthly to discuss makerspace issues and ideas.

{| class="wikitable"
!Area
!Lead
!Assistant(s)
|-
|Textiles Lead
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]] malissa@makeict.org
|
|-
|Ceramics Lead
|[[User:John Cody|John Cody]] johncody@makeict.org
|[[User:Patrick Hutchison|Patrick Hutchison]]
|-
|Fab Lab Lead
|[[User:Thomas Bloom|Thomas Bloom]] fablab@makeict.org thomas.bloom@makeict.org
|[[User:Zac Linhart|Zac Linhart]] fablab@makeict.org 
|-
|Electronics Lead
|[[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]] rustin.atkeisson@makeict.org
|-
|Metalshop Lead
|[[User:JeremiahBurian|Jeremiah Burian]] Metalshop@makeict.org
|[[User:Paul Maseberg|Paul Maseberg]] Metalshop@makeict.org
|-
|Printmaking/screen printing Lead
|[[User:Marc Lujan|Marc Lujan]] marc.lujan@makeict.org
|[[User:Devin Halsey|Devin Halsey]] devin.halsey@makeict.org
|-
|Woodshop Lead
|[[User:Doug Wilson|Doug Wilson]] doug.wilson@makeict.org
|
|-
|Jewelrymaking Lead
|[[User:Tam Nguyen|Tam Nguyen]] tam@makeict.org
|
|}

=== Other Contacts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Information Technology team
|IT@makeict.org
|[[IT team|It's a secret]]
|-
|Area Leads
|leads@makeict.org
|[[Area Leads|all of the Area Leads]]
|-
|Board of Directors
|directors@makeict.org
|[[Officers and at-large directors]]
|-
|Maker Mentors
|mentors@makeict.org
|[[Maker Mentors|all of the Mentors]]
|-
|}

Contact Information

2018-05-31T19:58:58Z

James A Seymour: /* Committee Leads */

== Policy ==

Any active member of MakeICT may have their email forwarded from a makeict.org email address to an email address of their choice. In addition most modern email providers (such as [https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22377?hl=en gmail]) allow users to set their "from" or "reply-to" email address to a confirmed address of their choice.

All executive committee members are encouraged to use their makeict.org emails for all correspondence related to MakeICT. To set up email forwarding, email a request to vicepresident@makeict.org.

== Leadership Contacts==
=== 2017-2018 Board of Directors ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|President
|president@makeict.org
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]]
|-
|Vice President
|vicepresident@makeict.org
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
|Secretary
|secretary@makeict.org
|[[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]]
|-
|Treasurer
|treasurer@makeict.org
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]]
|-
|Director At Large
|kez@makeict.org
|[[User:Kez Cook|Kez Cook]]
|-
|Director At Large
|ladeana@makeict.org
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]]
|-
|Director At Large
|kip@makeict.org
|[[User:Kip|Kip Landwehr]]
|-
|Director At Large
|malissa@makeict.org
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]]
|-
|Immediate Past President
|logan@makeict.org
|[[User:Logan Pajunen|Logan Pajunen]]
|-
|}

=== Program Directors ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Makerspace Director
|christian@makeict.org
|[[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
|Open Wichita Director
|seth@makeict.org
|[[User:Seth Etter|Seth Etter]]
|-
|devICT Director
|jacob@makeict.org
|[[User:Jacob Walker|Jacob Walker]]
|-
|Kansas Linux Fest Director
|joel@kansaslinuxfest.org
|[[User:Joel Baltazor|Joel Baltazor]]
|-
|}

=== Committee Leads ===

MakeICT Committee leads are appointed by the board of directors as needed, with an on-purpose review every September. They attend MakeICT board meetings to report out on their progress and ideas.

This table was updated in October 2017.

{| class="wikitable"
! Committee
! Lead
! Assistant(s)
|-
|'''New Building''' Help improve our building, keep an eye out for the next one
|Jens Torell jens@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Outreach''' Activities for young makers
|[[User:Barbara Davis|Barb Davis]] barb@makeict.org
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]] kim@makeict.org

|-
|'''Finance''' Treasurer assistance & overlook
|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]] david@makeict.org
|Tracy Hoover hoover.tracy@makeict.org

|-
|'''Scholarships''' Review scholarship applications
|[[User:Kim|Kim Burton]] kim@makeict.org
|Tracy Hoover hoover.tracy@makeict.org [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]] dom@makeict.org

|-
|'''Makerfaire''' Work with Exploration Place on Wichita's annual MakerFaire
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]] malissa@makeict.org

|-
|'''Membership & Community''' Plan parties, increase community, improve new member experiences
|[[User:LaDeana Dockery|LaDeana Dockery]] ladeana@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Fundraising''' Explore fundraising opportunities, recognize donors
|[[User:Paul Maseberg|Paul Maseberg]] paul.maseberg@makeict.org

|-
|'''Communications''' Advertising, newsletters, social media
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] jameslancaster@makeict.org
|Leslie Chaffin leslie@makeict.org

|-
|'''IT''' Network, website, computers and printers
|Christian Kindel it@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Security''' Keys and access to the makerspace

|[[User:David Springs|David Springs]] david@makeict.org

|-
|'''Creator Showroom''' Organize our art shows
|Dean Day deanday@forsculptors.com
|

|-
|'''Special Projects''' Formal collaborative projects ("we should make...")
|David Springs david@makeict.org
|

|-
|'''Wikibrarian''' Document our history and practices
|[[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]] mikeb@makeict.org
|

|}

=== Area Leads ===

The Makerspace Area Leads are appointed by the MakeICT board of directors each year. They are each responsible for some specific square footage of the makerspace. Area Leads appoint their own area lead assistants. All of the area leads meet monthly to discuss makerspace issues and ideas.

{| class="wikitable"
!Area
!Lead
!Assistant(s)
|-
|Textiles Lead
|[[User:Malissa Long|Malissa Long]] malissa@makeict.org
|
|-
|Ceramics Lead
|[[User:John Cody|John Cody]] johncody@makeict.org
|[[User:Patrick Hutchison|Patrick Hutchison]]
|-
|Fab Lab Lead
|[[User:Thomas Bloom|Thomas Bloom]] fablab@makeict.org thomas.bloom@makeict.org
|[[User:Zac Linhart|Zac Linhart]] fablab@makeict.org 
|-
|Electronics Lead
|[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] james.a.seymour@makeict.org
|[[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]] rustin.atkeisson@makeict.org
|-
|Metalshop Lead
|[[User:JeremiahBurian|Jeremiah Burian]] Metalshop@makeict.org
|[[User:Paul Maseberg|Paul Maseberg]] Metalshop@makeict.org
|-
|Printmaking/screen printing Lead
|[[User:Marc Lujan|Marc Lujan]] marc.lujan@makeict.org
|[[User:Devin Halsey|Devin Halsey]] devin.halsey@makeict.org
|-
|Woodshop Lead
|[[User:Doug Wilson|Doug Wilson]] doug.wilson@makeict.org
|
|-
|Jewelrymaking Lead
|[[User:Tam Nguyen|Tam Nguyen]] tam@makeict.org
|
|}

=== Other Contacts ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Title
!Email
!Forwards to
|-
|Information Technology team
|IT@makeict.org
|[[IT team|It's a secret]]
|-
|Area Leads
|leads@makeict.org
|[[Area Leads|all of the Area Leads]]
|-
|Board of Directors
|directors@makeict.org
|[[Officers and at-large directors]]
|-
|Maker Mentors
|mentors@makeict.org
|[[Maker Mentors|all of the Mentors]]
|-
|}

User:James A Seymour

2018-05-31T19:55:10Z

James A Seymour: /* About James */

[[Category:Area Lead]]
[[File:Picture of James.jpg]]

= Contact Info =
Email: james.a.seymour@makeict.org

= About James =
James crashed on this planet during the cretaceous period due to an accident with a hot cup of coffee. Some believe he was partially responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs, The evolvement of man, and the invention of time travel (which hasn't happened yet.) He is one of the few creatures who are actually more dangerous when bored than when threatened and cornered. As of this writing he holds the records for highest voltage measured, and highest voltage electrical shock. However, at different times. This award winning artist and electrical engineer (the normal kind not the award winning kind) spent time as the [[Benevolent Dictator]] over the [[Electronics and Rapid Prototyping]]. His shoot from the hip attitude initially seems irresponsible, but generally isn't. He is quite approachable, however elusive. His interests range from analogue circuits (entire frequency spectrum), programming, optics, lasers, High Voltage, woodworking, and organic chemistry. He won best of show at the WSU photography competition, due to his original style and use of GIMP. He has a blogspot blog [http://hipcatcoolcap.blogspot.com/ Hipcat's Pad] and goes through occasional bouts of updating it. He quotes a lot of pop culture so you may not have seen that movie. Note: Any pun thread James starts is a direct result of [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]], so please place blame accordingly.

*MakeICT is not responsible for the validity of the information on this page, nor James' involvement in the evolvement of man.
[[Category:2017 Area Lead]]

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-05-31T19:53:41Z

James A Seymour: /* General Information */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

The [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab is TBD. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

=== All Equipment ===
* Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-05-21T23:12:55Z

James A Seymour: /* Equipment Access Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

=== All Equipment ===
* Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-05-21T23:12:22Z

James A Seymour: /* Equipment Access Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

=== All Equipment ===
* Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-05-21T23:12:06Z

James A Seymour: /* Classes */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

=== All Equipment ===
* Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer authorization, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

May 21 2018

2018-05-21T22:54:14Z

James A Seymour: /* Committees */

== Roll Call ==
* Board Members
** President - Kim Burton
** Vice President - James Lancaster
** Treasurer - David Springs
** Secretary - Rustin Atkeisson
** At Large Director - LaDeana Dockery
** At Large Director - Kip Landwehr
** At Large Director - Malissa Long
** At Large Director - Kez Cook

* Members

== Standing Items ==
* Treasurer's report
** Can we see the cashflow report from March?
* Previous minutes
* Safety & security
** Has membership form been updated per our last resolution? [IT]
** Quote for electrical updates
* Thanks & recognition

== New Business ==

=== Key Policy ===
* New key form & policy
** https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NNSqy2txTLSDY_gbwu5uvn3nUTZZ_XUH3M6ZjxrTRas
** https://docs.google.com/document/d/16AxB6ZACMD1wXZT6N_Rh-GmQs3J-2krvlL4TfBI_FcE

=== Security ===
* Errors & Omissions policy - David Springs to go get a quote from our insurance on adding this

=== Programs ===
* DevICT/KLF moving out progress
* Makerspace
** How are the area access policy revisions going?

=== Consignment committee lead ===

=== Lake Afton Observatory Partnership ===
* James Lancaster to write up proposal.
**{{todo|who=James|what=write proposal for partnership with Lake Afton Observatory.|done=0}}

=== Education Workgroup ===
* Kim to send out interest mega-survey

=== Offsite equipment ===
*Kim to propose a policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rDUfiSMqI_1NaF8PkSVvG4LNUovQU-sOS48Cxg3L7FY/edit?usp=sharing
** Can it just be a wiki page? [[Offsite equipment]]

=== Annual meeting planning ===
* Agenda started at [[2018 Annual Meeting]]
* Remember to post your [[2018 Elections - Questions]]

== Program Reports ==
* Makerspace
* DevICT
* Maker Academy/Outreach - Riverfest STEM City tents, Encampment next Saturday
* Kansas Linux Fest will not be in May, leads are looking at schedule

== Committee Reports ==
Committee signup is at http://bit.ly/makeict11

=== Committees ===
* Finance (David)
** Where are new building funds allocated?
* New Building
** Requirements capture update
* Special Projects (David)
** Joel offered to help with electric bus
* Membership and Events (LaDeana)
** Next general meeting is the annual meeting in June
** Membership report: We have 400 members! (per Wild Apricot)
*** Mar 2018 - 25
*** Feb 2018 - 31
*** Jan 2018 - 54
*** Database change is causing issues with our pull of lapsed members. Christian/LaDeana to work on a report.
* IT
** Electronic waivers are happening
* Security (David S)
* Scholarships (Kim)
* Outreach (Barb) (just pointing out that you have outreach as a committee AND a program)
* Makerfaire (James S)
** Submit your tables!
** Over 40 tables signed up - that seems like a lot but it isn't so don't wait for the last minute! get a booth now!
** Logan is capturing volunteers Be one! It's more fun than... a ... really... fun thing.
* Fundraising/Donor recognition (Paul M)
* Communications (James L)
* Strategic Vision (Malissa)
** NOMCON June 9-10 Santa Fe New Mexico

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

May 21 2018

2018-05-21T22:52:35Z

James A Seymour: /* Committees */

== Roll Call ==
* Board Members
** President - Kim Burton
** Vice President - James Lancaster
** Treasurer - David Springs
** Secretary - Rustin Atkeisson
** At Large Director - LaDeana Dockery
** At Large Director - Kip Landwehr
** At Large Director - Malissa Long
** At Large Director - Kez Cook

* Members

== Standing Items ==
* Treasurer's report
** Can we see the cashflow report from March?
* Previous minutes
* Safety & security
** Has membership form been updated per our last resolution? [IT]
** Quote for electrical updates
* Thanks & recognition

== New Business ==

=== Key Policy ===
* New key form & policy
** https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NNSqy2txTLSDY_gbwu5uvn3nUTZZ_XUH3M6ZjxrTRas
** https://docs.google.com/document/d/16AxB6ZACMD1wXZT6N_Rh-GmQs3J-2krvlL4TfBI_FcE

=== Security ===
* Errors & Omissions policy - David Springs to go get a quote from our insurance on adding this

=== Programs ===
* DevICT/KLF moving out progress
* Makerspace
** How are the area access policy revisions going?

=== Consignment committee lead ===

=== Lake Afton Observatory Partnership ===
* James Lancaster to write up proposal.
**{{todo|who=James|what=write proposal for partnership with Lake Afton Observatory.|done=0}}

=== Education Workgroup ===
* Kim to send out interest mega-survey

=== Offsite equipment ===
*Kim to propose a policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rDUfiSMqI_1NaF8PkSVvG4LNUovQU-sOS48Cxg3L7FY/edit?usp=sharing
** Can it just be a wiki page? [[Offsite equipment]]

=== Annual meeting planning ===
* Agenda started at [[2018 Annual Meeting]]
* Remember to post your [[2018 Elections - Questions]]

== Program Reports ==
* Makerspace
* DevICT
* Maker Academy/Outreach - Riverfest STEM City tents, Encampment next Saturday
* Kansas Linux Fest will not be in May, leads are looking at schedule

== Committee Reports ==
Committee signup is at http://bit.ly/makeict11

=== Committees ===
* Finance (David)
** Where are new building funds allocated?
* New Building
** Requirements capture update
* Special Projects (David)
** Joel offered to help with electric bus
* Membership and Events (LaDeana)
** Next general meeting is the annual meeting in June
** Membership report: We have 400 members! (per Wild Apricot)
*** Mar 2018 - 25
*** Feb 2018 - 31
*** Jan 2018 - 54
*** Database change is causing issues with our pull of lapsed members. Christian/LaDeana to work on a report.
* IT
** Electronic waivers are happening
* Security (David S)
* Scholarships (Kim)
* Outreach (Barb)
* Makerfaire (James S)
** Submit your tables!
** Over 40 tables signed up - that seems like a lot but it isn't so don't wait for the last minute! get a booth now!
** Logan is capturing volunteers Be one! It's more fun than... a ... really... fun thing.
* Fundraising/Donor recognition (Paul M)
* Communications (James L)
* Strategic Vision (Malissa)
** NOMCON June 9-10 Santa Fe New Mexico

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-24T19:11:45Z

James A Seymour: /* CNC MACHINES */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

=== All Equipment ===
* Equipment requiring authorization may be operated by an unauthorized user only under the '''direct''' supervision of an authorized user.

==ERP SAFETY==

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill

2018-02-24T19:07:55Z

James A Seymour: /* CURRENTLY CERTIFIED MEMBERS */

[[File:Board Goblin.jpg]]

The Board Goblin is a circuit board milling machine made by Tom McGuire. The Goblin makes short work of SOIC boards and, if you talk nicely to it, will do even finer pitch than that. There is a specific workflow that works best for creating a board on the goblin, it is easy to break milling bits with it as well, so a certification is required.

==CURRENTLY CERTIFIED MEMBERS==

|[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|[[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]

Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill

2018-02-24T19:07:30Z

James A Seymour:

[[File:Board Goblin.jpg]]

The Board Goblin is a circuit board milling machine made by Tom McGuire. The Goblin makes short work of SOIC boards and, if you talk nicely to it, will do even finer pitch than that. There is a specific workflow that works best for creating a board on the goblin, it is easy to break milling bits with it as well, so a certification is required.

==CURRENTLY CERTIFIED MEMBERS==

|[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|[[User:James Seymour|James Seymour]]
|[[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|[[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-24T18:58:39Z

James A Seymour: /* CNC MACHINES */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-24T18:57:41Z

James A Seymour: /* Equipment Access Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

===CNC MACHINES===
*Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-24T18:52:15Z

James A Seymour: /* Equipment Access Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL and is under construction'''

'''CNC MACHINES'''
Use of the CNC machines, including the [[Board Goblin]], the [[Lancaster Upright CNC]] the [[Tardis CNC]], the [[CNC lathe]] and the [[Fireball V90]] require peer authorization. Visit the [[ERP CNC]] page for more detail.

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-18T16:18:54Z

James A Seymour: /* Equipment List */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL'''

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-18T16:16:30Z

James A Seymour: /* Hackables Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL'''

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:EICO_377.jpg|200px]] || Audio Waveform Generator || EICO || 377 || 110 || Not Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2018-02-18T16:11:44Z

James A Seymour: /* General Information */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the [[Area Lead]] over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab. [[How to be an Area Lead]]

== Equipment Access Policy ==

'''THIS POLICY IS NOT YET APPROVED OR OFFICIAL'''

We prefer a solid understanding of the equipment you are using before use. Certain pieces of equipment are expensive and not easily repaired. Some pieces of equipment can seriously injure or kill you. It never hurts to run what your doing by someone. There are some dangerous pieces of equipment that can burn mutilate or electrocute. These require peer certification, for the user's safety. SAFE OPERATION of equipment is top priority.

To protect members, any project that exceeds 50V must be clearly labeled "DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE" and will not be left powered up unattended unless wiring is inaccessible to accidental contact. Additionally, the building power panel located on the north wall is considered off limits to members unless they are board appointed personnel. When in doubt, ask.

We strongly suggest that while machining tools are in operation, anyone entering that part of the shop use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and hand protection.

Finally, is HIGHLY recommended that we use a buddy system, where no single person is working in the shop without a second person in the building so that if there is an injury, somebody else is there to call for help or assist you.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the Area Lead.

==Items for Purchase==
We do have certain items for sale, such as [[Breadboards]]. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Hackables Policy==
Items donated to the space with the intent of being hacked (or reused in a way that it was not originally intended) should be placed on the middle shelf that is labeled "HACKABLES" by the back door. If there is no room on the shelf try rearranging things to make it fit. If that's not possible please take your items home until some space gets cleared out on the shelf. Every two weeks or as needed a message will be posted on the group list that the shelf will be cleared. Any items on the Hackables shelf are up for grabs by any member. If you just need a part out of a hackable you don't have to take the whole thing. Just place the remainder back on the shelf for someone else to hack. But if there's really nothing good left in it please throw it away. Items that are considered to have long term hackable value can be moved to other work areas with permission of the Area Lead.

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently an inventory of [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/171x30JJus9XvKBXHagEEe7ZRbp-jYVOvMYQRtwHyMl8/edit?usp=sharing available active components]. This inventory is maintained by volunteers, we ask that you record components you are removing or adding on the clipboard, so that they can be included/subtracted from the inventory. Inventory management is to help the membership, and must rely on the membership. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you put a buck or two in the donation bucket if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

Many of our devices come from dubious sources, MakeICT makes no claim as to their datasheet capabilities, and a certain amount of derateing may be required.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the Area Lead.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA LEAD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Soldering iron]] ||Various || Various || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || Rework System ||Den-on Instruments || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II]] || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP|Oscilliscope]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_867.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke867_manual.pdf|Graphical Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 867|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_117.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke117_manual.pdf|True RMS Non-contact Multimeter]] ||Fluke|| 117|| 9V || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80K-40.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Fluke_80K-40_manual.pdf|High Voltage Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80K-40|| NA || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Fluke_80i-1010.jpg|200px]] || [|Clamp on DC/AC Current Probe]] ||Fluke|| 80i-1010|| 1-1000 Adc, 1-600Aac (1 mV/A) || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Probotix || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || 110 ||Not Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:Sherline 5400 Mill.jpg|200px]] || CNC Mill || Sherline || [[Sherline CNC Mill]] || 110 || Working || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[File:CSI Speco PSV5.jpg|200px]] || Variable power supply || SPECO || [[SPECO PSV-5|PSV-5]] || 110 || Under Repair [[SPECO PSV-5 repair log]] || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:EICO_377.jpg|200px]] || Audio Waveform Generator || EICO || 377 || 110 || Not Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:UDB100X.jpg|200px]] || 5Mhz Tone Generator || MingHe || UDB1005S || 110 || In-Work || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[File:DOA-P701-AA.jpg|200px]] || [[media: Gast_DOA_Manual.pdf|Vacuum Pump]] || Gast||DOA-P701-AA || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-09T23:52:27Z

James A Seymour:

'''''AGENDA'''''
Art show update: push stuff donation.

Paid safety classes update: approved!

Alternative market-did SWE get help with Sewing? dunno if swe will work out

North End Urban Arts Festival: how did it go? AWESOME!

Garage Sale update: permit aquired! nov 4th SECURITY!! ask susan if we can use the gallery.

open streets-how did it go?friggen crazy. put a limit (stack of shirts guy)

Delano Fall Fair-how did it go? quiet.. we didn't commit anyway.

Encampment 2018: anything new..nope

'''''new stuff'''''
leverage random offers for help - volunteer for the volunteer committee

metal shop wall- discuss with landlord ask Tom McGuire.

add assistants to the wiki

'''''REMINDERS'''''

If you do not intend to continue your position, please find someone to relinquish it to

Keep your current budget in mind, and start planning your budget for next year.

The next meeting is the [[November 13 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

November 13 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-05T18:46:23Z

James A Seymour: Created page with "I dunno... maybe... HOT FUDGE?! BUAHAHAHAHHHAAA!!!"

I dunno... maybe... HOT FUDGE?!

BUAHAHAHAHHHAAA!!!

Area Leads Meeting 2017-09-11

2017-10-05T18:45:47Z

James A Seymour:

'''''AGENDA'''''

What would you buy for $1000
*have an item or two to give to Paul

* metal shop [http://www.grizzly.com/products/7-x-12-Metal-Cutting-Bandsaw/G0561?utm_campaign=zPage&utm_source=grizzly.com horizontal band saw]
*sailrite machine for textiles
*[http://www.homedepot.com/p/JET-1-5-HP-6-in-x-89-in-Oscillating-Edge-Horizontal-Vertical-Sander-115-230-Volt-OES-80CS-708447/204223643?cm_mmc=Shopping%7cTHD%7cG%7c0%7cG-BASE-PLA-AllProducts%7c&gclid=CjwKCAjwl_PNBRBcEiwA4pplRagVkEyZxORo2b1A4zALgCRuFA3LJ195zp4MHp0qTK4BHp9PjUW0wxoCHoAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJeEx_KTq9YCFcN1AQoduhgIJg Jet 708447 OES‑80CS Oscillating 6" x 89" Belt Edge Sander]
*burn out oven jewelry
*digital media computer classroom
*ceramic slab roller
*shop bot pantry and spindle
*professional board milling machine
*tshirts thumbdrives raspberry pi consignment
*3d printer fablab
*screen print dryer (printing)
*gallery - closet carpet,

*
*
if you know a member that can make an artistic thing in your area encourage that.
volunteer for being there!!

Material disposal guidelines

*What requires board approval?
**up to the lead really (the board trusts you, or at least Kim)
*Kim Possible's "Item is going away" form, with the integrated three nerd rule
**Three nerd rule and post on the forum

*If I don't need board approval to buy it why do I need board approval to throw it away?
What (if any) should be paid to instructors for safety classes?

*start a draft to send up to the board
** [[Proposal -Safety classes are valuable to all members and as such should pay the instructor]] $15/hour per instructor, not to exceed $60/class.

{done}**something about the classroom**
Lewis has a plan. Warren does too.

'''''UPDATES'''''

Alternative market
*swe could use some help with sewing

October art sale
*see above

North End Urban Arts Festival
*

Garage Sale
*no printer
*

open streets
*sep 24
*drone club?

Encampment 2018
*

Delano Fall Fair
*

'''''REMINDERS'''''

If you do not intend to continue your position, please find someone to relinquish it to

Keep your current budget in mind, and start planning your budget for next year.

The next meeting is the [[October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

October 6 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-05T18:45:15Z

James A Seymour: Replaced content with "Actually October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting"

Actually [[October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-05T18:44:58Z

James A Seymour: Created page with " '''''AGENDA''''' Art show update: Paid safety classes update: Alternative market-did SWE get help with Sewing? North End Urban Arts Festival: how did it go? Garage Sale u..."

'''''AGENDA'''''
Art show update:

Paid safety classes update:

Alternative market-did SWE get help with Sewing?

North End Urban Arts Festival: how did it go?

Garage Sale update

open streets-how did it go?

Delano Fall Fair-how did it go?

Encampment 2018: anything new

'''''REMINDERS'''''

If you do not intend to continue your position, please find someone to relinquish it to

Keep your current budget in mind, and start planning your budget for next year.

The next meeting is the [[November 13 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

October 6 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-05T18:44:27Z

James A Seymour:

Actually [[October 9 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

'''''AGENDA'''''
Art show update:

Paid safety classes update:

Alternative market-did SWE get help with Sewing?

North End Urban Arts Festival: how did it go?

Garage Sale update

open streets-how did it go?

Delano Fall Fair-how did it go?

Encampment 2018: anything new

'''''REMINDERS'''''

If you do not intend to continue your position, please find someone to relinquish it to

Keep your current budget in mind, and start planning your budget for next year.

The next meeting is the [[November 13 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

October 6 2017 - Area Leads Meeting

2017-10-05T18:34:14Z

James A Seymour:

Actually on October 9th.

'''''AGENDA'''''
Art show update:

Paid safety classes update:

Alternative market-did SWE get help with Sewing?

North End Urban Arts Festival: how did it go?

Garage Sale update

open streets-how did it go?

Delano Fall Fair-how did it go?

Encampment 2018: anything new

'''''REMINDERS'''''

If you do not intend to continue your position, please find someone to relinquish it to

Keep your current budget in mind, and start planning your budget for next year.

The next meeting is the [[November 13 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

2017-08-30T14:13:07Z

James A Seymour:

Area Leads Meeting 2017-09-11

2017-08-30T13:40:30Z

James A Seymour:

'''''AGENDA'''''

What would you buy for $1000
*have an item or two to give to Paul
Material disposal guidelines
*What requires board approval?
*If I don't need board approval to buy it why do I need board approval to throw it away?
What (if any) should be paid to instructors for safety classes?
*start a draft to send up to the board

'''''UPDATES'''''

Alternative market
*
October art sale
*
North End Urban Arts Festival
*
Garage Sale
*
Encampment 2018
*
Delano Fall Fair

Area Leads Meeting 2017-09-11

2017-08-30T13:39:34Z

James A Seymour:

'''''AGENDA'''''

What would you buy for $1000
*have an item or two to give to Paul
Material disposal guidelines
*What requires board approval?
*If I don't need board approval to buy it why do I need board approval to throw it away?
What (if any) should be paid to instructors for safety classes?
*start a draft to send up to the board

'''''UPDATES'''''
Alternative market
October art sale
North End Urban Arts Festival
Garage Sale
Encampment 2018
Delano Fall Fair

Area Leads Meeting 2017-09-11

2017-08-30T13:38:44Z

James A Seymour: Created page with "'''''Bold text''AGENDA''' What would you buy for $1000 *have an item or two to give to Paul Material disposal guidelines *What requires board approval? *If I don't need boar..."

'''''Bold text''AGENDA'''

What would you buy for $1000
*have an item or two to give to Paul
Material disposal guidelines
*What requires board approval?
*If I don't need board approval to buy it why do I need board approval to throw it away?
What (if any) should be paid to instructors for safety classes?
*start a draft to send up to the board

'''''Bold text''UPDATES'''
Alternative market
October art sale
North End Urban Arts Festival
Garage Sale
Encampment 2018
Delano Fall Fair

Meetings and agendas

2017-08-30T13:27:48Z

James A Seymour: /* Other meetings */

== Board meetings ==

* [[August 28 2017]]
* [[July 17 2017]]
* [[June 19 2017]]
* [[May 30 2017]]
* [[May 15 2017]]
* [[April 17 2017]]
* [[March 20 2017]]
* [[February 20 2017]]
* [[January 2 2017]]

* [[December 19 2016]]
* [[December 4 2016]]
* [[November 13 2016]]
* [[October 10 2016]]
* [[September 5 2016]]
* [[August 8 2016]]
* [[July 25 2016]]
* [[July 11 2016]]
* [[June 27 2016]]
* [[May 30 2016]]
* [[May 16 2016]]
* [[April 18 2016]]
* [[April 4 2016]]
* [[March 21 2016]]
* [[March 7 2016]]
* [[February 22 2016]]
* [[February 8 2016]]
* [[January 25 2016]]
* [[January 11 2016]]

* [[December 28 2015]]
* [[December 14 2015]]
* [[November 30 2015]]
* [[November 16 2015]]
* [[November 2 2015]]
* [[October 19 2015]]
* [[September 21 2015]]
* [[September 7 2015]]
* [[August 24 2015]]
* [[August 10 2015]]
* [[July 27 2015]]
* [[July 13 2015]]
* [[June 29 2015]]
* [[June 15 2015]]
* [[June 1 2015]]
* [[May 18 2015]]
* [[May 4 2015]]
* [[April 20 2015]]
* [[April 6 2015]]
* [[March 23 2015]]
* [[March 9 2015]]
* [[February 23 2015]]
* [[February 9 2015]]
* [[January 26 2015]]
* [[January 12 2015]]

* [[December 29 2014]]
* [[December 15 2014]]
* [[December 1 2014]]
* [[November 17 2014]]
* [[November 3 2014]]
* [[October 20 2014]]
* [[October 6 2014]]
* [[September 22 2014]]
* [[September 8 2014]]
* [[August 25 2014]]
* [[August 11 2014]]
* [[July 28 2014]]
* [[July 14 2014]]
* [[June 30 2014]]
* [[June 16 2014]]
* [[June 2 2014]]
* [[May 19 2014]]
* [[May 5 2014]]
* [[April 21 2014]]
* [[April 7 2014]]
* [[March 24 2014]]
* [[March 10 2014]]
* [[February 24 2014]]
* [[February 10 2014]]

== General member meetings ==
* [[January 12 2015 New location/equipment discussion]]
* [[August 3 2014 Startup Wichita and devICT Partnership]]

== Annual meetings ==
* [[2017 Annual Meeting]]
* [[2016 Annual Meeting]]
* [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* [[2014 Annual Meeting]] - [[2014 Board Election Results]]

== Other meetings ==
* [[December 11 2016-budget review]]
* [[October 30 2016|October 30 2016 - Area Leads Meeting]]
* [[September 11 2016 Area Authorizations discussion]]
* [[February 13 2016 Green Team Meeting]]
* [[January 22 Strategic Planning Meeting]]
* [[September 11 2017 - Area Leads Meeting]]

== Decisions made via email ==
* [[February 5 2017]]
* [[December 23 2016]]
* [[October 21 2016]]
* [[August 14 2016]]

How to be an Area Lead

2017-08-19T16:00:33Z

James A Seymour: /* General tools for caring for your area (Dom probably wrote this script to make your life easier) */

This is a landing page for the area leads to describe how to do their job in case they are hit by a bus.

== How to handle a budget (When do I ask the board? and for WHAT?) ==

== How to create a budget (How to plan for next year, next five years, and the zombie apocalypse) ==

== How to be angry at people (How to balance things going wrong in your lab, with the 'be excellent to each other' rule. ==

== General care and feeding of your area (things every area needs) ==

== General tools for caring for your area (Dom probably wrote this script to make your life easier) ==
{{:Admin Tools}}

== Area specific care and feedings-==
[[How to lead the ERP lab]] - James S is especially slow and unlikely to be missed by a parked bus. Here is how to do his job.