Electromagnetic Field - User contributions [en]

Badge Creations

2014-10-02T08:51:01Z

Msemtd: /* TiLDA Balance */

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Please add links to what you have done with the badges on this page. The best creation will win free tickets to the next EMF event(s).

==TiLDA Balance==

I'm working on making use of the TiLDA with its MPU-6050 as the brains of a balancing platform (initially a little balance-bot but eventually a ridable Segway-like platform if all goes well). The MPU-6050 has a 3-axis
gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, and a Digital Motion Processor(TM) (DMP) integrated into a tiny little package on the back of the badge (IC2). It can do a lot of the grunt work leaving the badge micro plenty of space and time to do the other cool stuff.

The project can be followed at my Nottinghack project page: [http://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/TiLDA_Balance TiLDA Balance]
--[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]] 4 September 2014

Talks

2014-09-10T10:39:31Z

Msemtd: Promoted workshops heading to cover all days

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Thank you to everyone who gave a talk. If you didn't, then you should start thinking about what you could talk about at EMF 2016. The talk and workshop schedule can be found [https://frab.emfcamp.org/en/EMF2014/public/schedule/0 here].

There is a list of talks below, including links to resources from the talks and videos when available. If you gave a talk, please add anything which people light like to look back at (eg. suggested reading/resources, links to books on Amazon, templates for making anything you talked about).

Recorded talks are currently being edited/worked with to be uploaded to Youtube, etc. They are large files and it is a long, manual process. So '''please be patient while they're handled'''.

Past EMF Camp talks are available on archive.org: [https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2012/articles/e/m/f/EMF2012_Video.html EMF 2012 Stage A] [https://archive.org/details/emfcamp2012_stage_b EMF 2012 Stage B]

==Friday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
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! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| EMF 2014 Opening ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
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|High Altitude Ballooning
| Adam Greig
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|The Science of Hedonism and the Hedonism of Science
| Zoe Cormier
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| [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sex-Drugs-Rock-Roll-Hedonism/dp/1781250928 Sex, Drugs & Rock n Roll (Amazon)]
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|Games Minus Industry
| David Hayward
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|How to be an Effective Terrorist: fear and loathing in cyber security
| Dr Jessica Barker
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|Hacking the ZX Spectrum
| Ben Heck
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|The three main parties railroaded the Data Retention Act through in a week. Where does the fightback begin?
| Tom Watson MP
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| [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dial-Murdoch-Corporation-Corruption-Britain-ebook/dp/B007V5BYI4 Dial M for Murdoch (Amazon)]
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|Showing keys in public: What could possibly go wrong?
|Jos Weyers
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|Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza
| Matt Westcott
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|Dermot Jones plays Spanish guitar
|Dermot Jones
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|Live coded techno
| [http://yaxu.org/ Yaxu (Alex McLean)]
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| Software used was [http://yaxu.org/tidal/ Tidal]. More on [http://toplap.org live coding], [http://algorave.com/ algorave]
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===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
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! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| How Many Bugs Can a Time Server Have?
| Mike Emery & Tim Brown
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| Tastes Great, Less Wordy: Document Natural Language Processing (for Beer)
| Ben Fields
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| Not Safe For Work: Industrial Control System Security
| bsb
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| The Making Of The·Grid
| Adam Greig, David Turner
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| How buying multiple train tickets can be much cheaper than one
| Matthew Somerville
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| Amateur Radio: The Original Nerd Hobby!
| Ryan Sayre
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| [http://sayr.eu/radio/Amateur%20Radio-%20The%20Original%20Nerd%20Hobby%2029-Aug-2014.pptx Slide Deck]
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| The ZX Spectrum - a secret history
| Matt Westcott
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===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
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! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| BaseBot
| Tom Oinn
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| The Security of the Internet of Things
| José Díez
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| Cryptris
| Scary Boots
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| Can open data help save the world?
| Gavin Starks
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| Lightning Talks
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| Fuzzy Fuzzy Logic
| Joe Nash
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==Saturday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
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! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| Perfect session management in privacy-sensitive web applications
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker
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| Materials and Makers
| Deb Chachra
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| UCL Family Geek Showoff
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| Build your own quadrotor from scratch
| Gavan Fantom
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| Alex Through The Looking Glass: How Life Reflects Numbers and Numbers Reflect Life
| Alex Bellos
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| [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Alexs-Adventures-Numberland-Alex-Bellos/dp/1408809591 Alex's Adventures in Numberland (Amazon)] [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Alex-Through-Looking-Glass-Reflects-Numbers/dp/1408817772 Alex Through the Looking Glass (Amazon)]
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| 5 Scientific Tools That'll Blow Your Mind
| DC
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| We don't need no stinkin' tension wrenches
| Rob Wiegertjes
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| [https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dHNycUJFd0hVMWJDMUNfSVA3ZkppMHc6MQ&theme=0AX42CRMsmRFbUy03MjhkYzU4Yy1mMTMyLTRkNGYtYmExOC05NzUyOWI0MjIyZDU&ifq Submit lockpicking goofs]
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| How we spent a year building a spaceship simulator in a caravan
| Tom Wyatt
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| Reading Hitler's Mind: Bletchley Park and The First Computer
| PJ Evans
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| An Operator's Guide to the Enigma Cipher Machine
| Simon Singh
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|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Code-Book-History-Code-breaking/dp/1857028899 The Code Book (Amazon)]
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| UCL Geek Showoff
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| Fakebit Polytechnic
| Dave Green & Dave Pape
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| The 55th Flotilla (Live)
| The 55th Flotilla
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| 2xAA plays his Game Boy
| 2xAA
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| The 55th Flotilla (DJ set)
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===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
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! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| What do we have in Computers?
| Tom Hall
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| LaserTag - How Quasar works
| Michael Turner
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| Emojli: How we accidentally built an app and why we never want to build one again.
| Matt Gray, Tom Scott
| [http://youtu.be/GsyhGHUEt-k YouTube]
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| The Archers Avoider
| Libby Miller
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| Introduction to Information Security and Privacy
| Arjen Kamphuis
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| Beyond Materials: Invisibility and Perfect Imaging
| Dr Saul J. Wiggin
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| How to stand for Parliament
| James Smith
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| Where Games Break
| Hannah Nicklin
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| [http://www.hannahnicklin.com/2014/07/where-games-break/ Where Games Break]
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| Hacking and healthcare
| Amran
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| Vandalising your Github commit history for fun and profit
| Sam Pikesley
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| [http://pikesley.github.io/pokrovsky/#/ Slides], [http://uncleclive.herokuapp.com/ Uncle Clive], [http://pokrovsky.herokuapp.com/ Pokrovsky]
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| Learning to Make – How I built an electromechanical display and taught myself basic electronics
| Tom Lynch
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| [https://www.icloud.com/iw/#keynote/BAKiZzJhoTWEBmX1JRKBYveXFZUJzv_pzO-F/EMF Slides]
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| MEGA GIRP
| George Buckenham
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===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| The Dilemmas of Sci-Fi (And How They're Dealt With)
| Ashton Clarke
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| The digital democracy dream
| Dan Jellinek
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| Mesh Your Brain
| Alex (Merlin) Glowaski
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| Hackerspaces and Diversity
| Amran
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| Walt Disney World: This was supposed to be the future
| Dan W
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| The softprinter
| Tom Myers
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| How to use Twilio in ten minutes flat
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| Programming for impostors and scientists
| Jane Charlesworth
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| Make metal castings from 3D Printed Moulds
| Calum Douglas
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| SimPrints: Low-cost fingerprint scanners for the developing world
| SimPrints
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| Lightning Talks
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| Multicast experiment: Who's on?
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| Security Quiz!
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker "
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==Sunday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| Point Of Sale Device tricks: You could…live for free!
| Greg Fragkos
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| Recreational Maths in a Field: Flexagons, Folding Tube Maps & Braiding
| [https://twitter.com/mscroggs Matthew Scroggs]
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| [http://legavrik.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/electromagnetic-field-talk.html Write up]
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| Telling stories about tech
| Alice Bell
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| History of Rocketry
| Jon London
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| Glass music, the nervous system, mesmerism and the threshold of beauty and harmony
| Erica MacArthur
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| My Container Ship Holiday Slideshow
| Dan W
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| Hacking biometric security
| Nigel K Tolley
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| Miracle cures, superpowers and the zombie apocalypse
| Christopher Binny
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| [[EMF Sci Fi Film|Collaborative Science Fiction Film made at EMF]]
| MISS ALIA SHEIKH
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| Demoscene Showcase
| Crypt and Rebelli0n
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| [[Feedback|EMF 2014 retrospective: What did we do right?]]
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| EMF 2014 Closing ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
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| Singer-Songwriter Hannah Howe
| Hannah Howe
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| Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza Part II
| Matt Westcott
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| Experimental/Noise DJ-Set/Performance
| MusicaDispersa
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===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| Why are computers so @#!*, and what can we do about it?
| [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~pes20 Peter Sewell]
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| [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~pes20/slides-2014-08-emf.pdf slides]
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| Hexayurts, Distributed Infrastructure, and Maximizing Global Minimalism
| Vinay Gupta
| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSD6DhuqFzA YouTube]
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| A brief guide to dog behaviour and human interaction
| Stuart Livings
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| [magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d8692fd28f7290cc2cddf953934982ca73bcaf5a&dn=Guide%20to%20Dog%20Behaviour%20and%20Human%20Interaction Magnet Link]
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| Zoë Star; Neurotic IoT Machines from an Alternate Reality
| Rachel Rayns
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| Disruptive disintermediation: selling open digital health services to the NHS
| Carl Reynolds
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| Robotics and Computer Vision with MATLAB and Simulink
| Owen McAree
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| USB tinkering for hackers and makers
| [https://twitter.com/dominicgs Dominic Spill]
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| [https://dominicspill.com/presentations/2014/Spill-EMFCamp-Slides.pdf slides] [https://github.com/dominicgs/usbproxy project page]
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| Evading Anti-virus
| Mark A Williams
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| Trials and tribulations of a badge project
| Matt Lloyd
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| DDD: Disney Driven Development
| Melinda Seckington
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| Q&A on Physical Security with the worlds greatest lock hackers
| Jos Weyers, Nigel K Tolley
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| EMF network in a field 2014
| David Croft, Will Hargrave
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===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| How to catch a cat burglar with a Slice of Pi
| Derek Scuffell
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| Minimal effort web application security (a.k.a. how to make my job harder)
| Graham Sutherland
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| A look at Linux containers, what they do and what they don't
| David Leadbeater
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| Run your own infrastructure II
| mc.fly
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| Our Data, Ourselves
| Giles Greenway
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| Machine learning and its use in creepy internet stalking
| Maria Han Veiga
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| Open Space Projects
| Stephanie Pau
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| bach.js, an unhistory of how the great Baroque composer pioneered Javascript, 250 years before Netscape even existed
| James Aylett
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| Lightning Talks
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| Surreal Numbers And Mathematical Games
| [https://twitter.com/thattommyhall Tom Hall]
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| [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16vTWDHBplrFDwndqzTURAV0s7OoAEy9KR58dTh8WXVY/edit slides on Google Docs]
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| Security Quiz!
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==Workshops==
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
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| Make your own titanium spork
| [http://jarkman.co.uk/ Richard Sewell]
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| [http://jarkman.co.uk/catalog/random/emf2014sporks.htm manufacturing steps and tool list]
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| Off-grid solar PV
| [http://www.re-innovation.co.uk/ Matt Little]
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| [http://www.re-innovation.co.uk/web12/images/stories/redocuments/projects/solardesign/SolarPV_Worksheet_Merged_30_8_2012.pdf Solar PV worksheet]
[https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://www.re-innovation.co.uk/web12/images/stories/reimages/information/batteryworksheet/Battery_Maintenance_sheet1_merged.pdf&chrome=true Battery worksheet]
|}

TiLDA MKe

2014-09-05T22:27:50Z

Msemtd: /* Display */

The TiLDA MKe project, Code name "ElectroMagnetic Boogaloo", is being headed by [[User:Dpslwk|'RepRap' Matt]] and [[User:thinkl33t|Bob]]
[[File:IMG_0474.jpg|500px|right|thumb|Front]]
[[File:Badge_Front.png|right|thumb|Front]]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(mathematical_constant) Why MKe?]

Please Note: There are a couple of minor hardware and some firmware issues that might be effecting your badge. If you've let the magic smoke out of your charge controller or have tried to re-flash and ended up with nothing but a couple of dimly glowing lights then DO NOT DESPAIR -It's recoverable and fixes, documentation and lots of firmware are still being produced :)

=Aim=
The main aim of the 2014 badge is to give camp attendees live schedule updates and notifications. As with the original TiLDA we wanted to keep with an Arduino compatible platform that will allow badge hacking during and after the camp. As with the previous badge all code and design files are available.

==Battery Warning==
'''Always make sure you plug your battery in the right way round!''' If you don't, the charge controller will let out its magic smoke and die / become damaged and die later. The badge itself will still work, but it wont have the ability to charge anymore.

We think this is the cause of the charge controller issues a small number of badges had at the event was due to this mistake being made during final assembly on-site.

'''Lithium Batteries are dangerous!''' While these batteries are better protected than the MK1 batteries, they are still scary. Do not short your battery, and if it starts bulging or gets punctured, '''DO NOT USE IT AGAIN''' and dispose of it properly.

==Features and Functions==
[[File:Badge_Back.png|right|thumb|Back]]
* Torch mode - Press the light button next to the screen. It will only light up fully if it's hung upside down to avoid blinding
* Snake
* Tetris
* Weather Forecast
* Schedule
* Can receive notifications about upcoming schedule items you're interested in. Visit schedule.emf.camp to set up your account.

'''Please note that there's a known issue with the badge freezing'''. We're trying to work out what's causing this, but in the meantime pressing "reset" should get the badge back to life. Help with debugging is highly welcome!

== How to get going ==
=== Set up your environment ===
* Plug your badge into your computer via USB
* Download Arduino IDE 1.5.7 from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software#toc3
* “git clone” or download TiLDA source code from https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware
* Start the Arduino IDE.
* Now you have to change the sketchbook-folder to be the folder you just cloned. To do this use File | Preferences | “Set Sketchbook location”. On MacOS, this is Arduino | Preferences
* Restart the Arduino IDE
* Open sketch “EMF2014”
* Set Tools | Board to MKe v0.333 (RTOS Core)
* Set Tools | Port to correct port (you might have to research this - some operating systems like Windows require you to install drivers or become a member of a certain group)
** On MacOS this is will start /dev/tty.usbmodem with 4 digits, and change for each port
** On Linux this is usually /dev/ttyACM0 but may be a higher number if you have other USB Serial devices
* Hit the upload button
* Wait
* Woohoo - You just successfully uploaded code to your badge

=== Your first “Hello world” app ===
There’s a “HelloWorldApp.cpp” file in which you can play around. In order for it to show up on the Homescreen you have to uncomment line 51 in AppManager.cpp and flash the changed code to the badge. Great app pull requests are appreciated!

If you are still using the Arduino IDE at this point, note that it will not let you edit the .cpp and .h files that are needed to create Apps for the badge. To force the IDE to re-compile/re-read any files you've edited using an external editor, make sure to go to the File -> Preferences dialog box, and check the "Use external editor" checkbox.

=== Why are things so different from standard Arduino code? ===
We’re using a library called FreeRTOS that allows us to multitask - something that’s normally not possible with standard Arduino code. This allows us to run multiple tasks at the same time. FreeRTOS uses preemptive scheduling to switch between the task. Due to this we have to be very careful about how we do some things. For example we can’t just define interrupts for buttons in every task (imagine the mess!) or write to the serial port directly (your task might stop in the middle of the message).

We’ve also spend quite a lot of time to make the build-in components as easy to use as possible without having every task to write lots of boilerplate code. If you feel like using the build-in components on the badge, chances are we already wrote a wrapper for them that is already used by one of the other tasks.

Have a look at the “Documentation” section in this document for a full list of API functions. You will avoid a lot of headaches if you stick to those.
=== How to use the badge with pure Arduino code ===
If you prefer you can always start from scratch without FreeRTOS or any of our code, just keep in mind that you won’t be able to receive messages via radio or use any of the API features we already added. Just start a new sketch in the Arduino IDE for that and get going. If you want to load the main firmware again just change the sketch to “EMF2014” and upload again.
=== Debugging and Gotchas ===
* The USB serial is set up to 115220 baud. There are lots of terminals that can connect to them
* If you can’t revive a badge you can short the two erase pins and press the reset button while holding it down.
* Avoid busy waiting, use FreeRTOS queues and Tilda::delay() instead
* Don’t use low level functions like interrupts or serial ports directly unless you really, really know how FreeRTOS will handle them. For general logging you can use Tilda::log()
* If sending code to the badge using the Arduino IDE "Upload" button fails, even though the /dev/ttyACM0 (linux com port) is there, just retry, twice if neccessary.

=== Code structure ===
* FreeRTOS has the concept of “Tasks” which work like threads. We’ve wrappered them in a class called “Task” (for background stuff) and “Apps” (for foreground, one-at-a-time things)
* Everything needs to be in the main EMF2014 folder. Subfolders are not allowed. This is an Arduino IDE restriction :(
=== Radio infrastructure ===
The radio infrastructure is distributed between DKs. Every “gateway” has a Raspberry Pi with two Ciseco USB radios. We never had the chance to actually try it with a large number of badges in the same spot, so please don’t expect it to work perfectly.

=== Contribute ===
Send us a pull request via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware GitHub] - We’ll do our best to review and merge the good ones during EMF so others can use them.

=Hardware=

The following hardware has been included on the badge.

* [http://www.atmel.com/products/microcontrollers/arm/sam3x.aspx Atmel ATSAM3X8E]
** This is the same chip as the [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardDue Arduino Due] and gives us the base platform for the badge
** 32bit ARM Cortex M3 * 84MHz
** 512KBytes Flash RAM
** 96KBytes of SRAM
* A 128x64 pixel monochrome LCD display
* [http://shop.ciseco.co.uk/srf-wireless-rf-radio-surface-mount/ Ciseco SRF Radio]
** 868Mhz RF Transceiver
** Simple UART interface
** Low power sleep mode
* [http://www.invensense.com/mems/gyro/mpu6050.html MPU-6050] 3-axis Accelerometer and 3-axis gyro
** I2C interface
** Tri-Axis angular rate sensor (gyro) with a sensitivity up to 131 LSBs/dps and a full-scale range of ±250, ±500, ±1000, and ±2000dps
** Tri-Axis accelerometer with a programmable full scale range of ±2g, ±4g, ±8g and ±16g
** Digital Motion Processing™ (DMP™) engine offloads complex MotionFusion, sensor timing synchronisation and gesture detection
* PMIC & LiPo
* Joystick
* Buttons
* RGB LEDs
* IR
* Arduino Headers
* Pads for wearable tech

= Firmware Documentation =
== Debugging ==
===Tilda::log(String text)===

This logs “text” to the serial console. To read it connect to it via the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor. Don’t use “SerialUSB.println” or similar -- it’s not thread-safe and you might end up with utter nonsense.
== Buttons ==
The badge has 8 buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, Center (on the joystick), A, B and Light. You can use arduino-style “digitalRead(BUTTON_RIGHT)” to read the current status of any button, but you can’t define your own interrupt (because we already did that). This doesn’t mean you can’t wait for a certain button to be pressed, it just means you have to approach it slightly differently:

Example: A simple app displaying the button code
void ButtonApp::task() {
ButtonSubscription allButtons = Tilda::createButtonSubscription(LIGHT | A | B | UP | DOWN | LEFT | RIGHT | CENTER);

while(true) {
Button button = allButtons.waitForPress(1000);
if (button == A) {
debug::log(“You pressed button A”);
} else if (button == LEFT) {
debug::log(“You pressed LEFT”);
} else if (button == NONE) {
debug::log(“No button has been pressed in 1000ms”);
}
}
}

===ButtonSubscription Tilda::createButtonSubscription(<buttons>)===

Registers a subscriptions for a defined set of buttons and returns a ButtonSubscription. Multiple Buttons can be combined via “|” (see example above). One button can not be subscribed by more than 10 subscriptions (which shouldn’t really happen, but keep it in mind).

Don’t use this function in a constructor, it requires FreeRTOS to be running. Using it inside the task() function is the only safe place for it.

===Button ButtonSubscription::waitForPress(TimeInTicks timeout)===

This is normally called in a loop. It causes the task to block until one of the buttons has been pressed. If the timeout occurs before any button has been pressed “NONE” will be returned.

===ButtonSubscription::waitForPress()===

The same as above, but without the timeout.

===ButtonSubscription::clear()===

This should be called after an App has been suspended, just before it’s going to be resumed. It causes the Queue to be cleared which could otherwise lead to buttons being reported that have been pressed while other apps were in the foreground. Have a look at the FlashLightApp for an example.

==LEDs==
===Tilda::setLedColor(Led led, Color color);===
===Tilde::setLedColor(Color color);===

Sets the color of all or one led. Color is an object that takes red, green and blue as a value between 0 and 255 each. If no led is defined both leds will be set to the same color.

Example: A simple color-changing task
void ColorfulTask::task() {
while(true) {
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::delay(300);
}
}

==Display==

The Display Library is based on GLCDv3 (http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/GLCDks0108), docs (http://code.google.com/p/glcd-arduino/source/browse/trunk/glcd/doc/GLCD_Documentation.pdf) but adapted to support our screen. The Init routine is called in the setup, and the LCDTask takes care of ensuring the screen is updated every 40ms if required (Unlike the original GLCD library, screen updates are decoupled from the graphics routines.)

Also available is M2tklib (https://code.google.com/p/m2tklib/) which is a nice toolkit library. Further details on using this will come later, but expect the main loop to be handled for you, and just passing the menu structure you require for your app.

Right now, you can call the GLCD functions directly with GLCD.DrawBitmap() for example. This is going to change to be accessed through the GUITask class in the near future, to ensure only one task at a time writes to the screen. Expect this to be simply GUITask in place of GLCD, along with a registering a redraw call back to GUITask. The bitmap format, by the way, is rather unconventional but there are a couple of utility scripts to convert popular formats down in the hacking section below - you can grab the SponsorsApp.h as an example and swap out the bitmap array with one of your choosing.

Extra features that are included, GLCD.SetRotation() will handle rotation of the screen for you, and GLCD.CurrentWidth() and GLCD.CurrentHeight will give you the correct Width and Height for the current orientation. GLCD.Width and GLCD.Height constants are not available, and the GLCD predefined Text areas will not be rotated for you, if you require this define your own text areas.

Note that one function was not ported to the badge version of GLCD, "Printf", you'll have to cope without it.

== Sound ==
There's a piezo on the board, but we haven't added code for it to the current firmware. Pull requests are very welcome!

== IMU ==
=== Tilda::getOrientation ===
returns " ORIENTATION_HELD", "ORIENTATION_RIGHT" (joystick to the right of the screen), "ORIENTATION_HUNG" or "ORIENTATION_LEFT"

== Flash Storage ==
We have 2mb of flash storage, but we're not using it in the main firmware - Please get this working!
== Data: Schedule ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getSchedule(day, location) ===
== Date: Weather Forecast ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getWeatherForecast()===
== Radio ==
There's no way of sending messages in the current version of the firmware, sorry :(

== Time ==

=== Tilda::delay(uint16_t delayInMs) ===

Works like Arduino’s delay(), but is FreeRTOS-safe. It’s safe to use this function before FreeRTOS has started.

=== tilda::getClock() ===

Returns an instance of https://github.com/MarkusLange/Arduino-Due-RTC-Library/blob/master/rtc_clock.h

==Settings==
===uint16_t tilda::getBadgeId()===

==2.12. Battery==
===float TiLDA::getBatteryVoltage()===
Returns the current voltage as a float

===uint8_t TiLDA::getBatteryPercent()===
Returns the current voltage as a percentage

===uint8_t TiLDA::getChargeState()===
Returns the charge state

0 Charging
1 Not Charging

=Hacking=
To use our board definition you will need to first get the Arduino 1.5.7 IDE from [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software#toc3 here] 
Next you can download the TiLDA MKe Firmware project from either the [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware github repo] or via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware/archive/master.zip direct download] 
Now copy the "hardware" folder to your Sketchbook folder, this is usually ~/Sketchbook/ 
or 
Alternative option is to set the Arduino 1.5.7 sketchbook folder to the Mk2-Firmware directory. 

Start the Arduino IDE and your will be able to select TiLDA MKe v0.333 for the Tools->Board menu

* Draft 3d print-able and laser-able case files [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:436815 here]
* A Python script (via [https://twitter.com/trotmaster99 @trotmaster99]) that converts a monochrome bitmap image into a format suitable for the Tilda can be found [http://pastebin.com/8XeazQjT here].
* A similar script in Perl to create TiLDA MKe fullscreen bitmaps from XBM: -
<div style ="height:200px;overflow-x:hidden;overflow-y:auto;border: 4px solid orange;">
'''xbm2mke.pl by [[User:Msemtd]]'''
<nowiki>
#!perl -w
use strict;
# Little script to convert a regular XBM to TiLDA MKe bitmap
# only tested with fullscreen bitmaps!
# Hot file handle magic...
select((select(STDERR), $| = 1)[0]);
select((select(STDOUT), $| = 1)[0]);
sub t(@);
sub d($);
sub chug($);
my $f = shift;
#~ $f = 'blankish.xbm' if not $f;
if(not defined $f or not $f =~ /^(.*)\.xbm$/i){
die "Usage: gimme an XBM file dude!\n";
}
my $name = $1;
t "Reading file '$f'...";
my $data = chug($f);
t "OK";
my @lines = split /^/, $data;
@lines = grep{chomp; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; length;} @lines;
#~ t d \@lines;
my($width, $height) = (0,0);
my @head = @lines[0..5];
foreach(@head){
if(/_width\s+(\d+)/){$width = $1;}
if(/_height\s+(\d+)/){$height = $1;}
}
t "width x height = $width x $height";
my @k;
foreach(@lines){ push @k, split /,/; }
@k = grep { s/^.*(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2}).*$/$1/o; /(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2})/o } @k;
#~ t d \@k;
my $bc = scalar(@k);
t "Pulled out $bc hex bytes";
if($bc != $width * $height / 8) {
die "byte count $bc does not match that expected for w x h";
}
t "OK - reorder bytes for MKe bitmap";
my $wb = int($width/8) + (($width & 0x07) ? 1: 0);
t "width in whole bytes for $width pixels = $wb";
my @mke;
for(my $col = 0; $col < $wb; $col++){
for(my $row = $height - 1; $row >= 0; $row--){
my $idx = ($row * $wb) + $col;
my $val = $k[$idx];
#~ t "Column $col + Row $row = idx $idx = $val";
push @mke, $val;
}
}
my $out = "static const uint8_t ".uc($name)."_BM[] = {\n"
." $width, // width\n"
." $height , // height\n";
#~ $out .= join(", ", @mke);
while(scalar @mke){
$out .= join(", ", splice(@mke, 0, 16)).",\n";
}
$out .= "};\n";
# meh, just print it out
t $out;

sub t(@) {
foreach (@_) {
print STDOUT "$_\n";
}
}
sub d($) {
require Data::Dumper;
my $s = $_[0];
my $d = Data::Dumper::Dumper($s);
$d =~ s/^\$VAR1 =\s*//;
$d =~ s/;$//;
chomp $d;
return $d;
}
sub chug($) {
my $filename = shift;
local *F;
open F, "< $filename" or die "Couldn't open `$filename': $!";
local $/ = undef;
return <F>;
} # F automatically closed

</nowiki>
</div>



= Source =

All the source code and designs are on openly available on Github:

* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Hardware Hardware] - the full board design
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Documentation Documentation] - a dump of relevant parts datasheets
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware Firmware] - source code for the badge software
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Software Software] - server-side software for the network

[[Category: Badges]]

TiLDA MKe

2014-09-05T22:23:07Z

Msemtd: /* Hacking */

The TiLDA MKe project, Code name "ElectroMagnetic Boogaloo", is being headed by [[User:Dpslwk|'RepRap' Matt]] and [[User:thinkl33t|Bob]]
[[File:IMG_0474.jpg|500px|right|thumb|Front]]
[[File:Badge_Front.png|right|thumb|Front]]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(mathematical_constant) Why MKe?]

Please Note: There are a couple of minor hardware and some firmware issues that might be effecting your badge. If you've let the magic smoke out of your charge controller or have tried to re-flash and ended up with nothing but a couple of dimly glowing lights then DO NOT DESPAIR -It's recoverable and fixes, documentation and lots of firmware are still being produced :)

=Aim=
The main aim of the 2014 badge is to give camp attendees live schedule updates and notifications. As with the original TiLDA we wanted to keep with an Arduino compatible platform that will allow badge hacking during and after the camp. As with the previous badge all code and design files are available.

==Battery Warning==
'''Always make sure you plug your battery in the right way round!''' If you don't, the charge controller will let out its magic smoke and die / become damaged and die later. The badge itself will still work, but it wont have the ability to charge anymore.

We think this is the cause of the charge controller issues a small number of badges had at the event was due to this mistake being made during final assembly on-site.

'''Lithium Batteries are dangerous!''' While these batteries are better protected than the MK1 batteries, they are still scary. Do not short your battery, and if it starts bulging or gets punctured, '''DO NOT USE IT AGAIN''' and dispose of it properly.

==Features and Functions==
[[File:Badge_Back.png|right|thumb|Back]]
* Torch mode - Press the light button next to the screen. It will only light up fully if it's hung upside down to avoid blinding
* Snake
* Tetris
* Weather Forecast
* Schedule
* Can receive notifications about upcoming schedule items you're interested in. Visit schedule.emf.camp to set up your account.

'''Please note that there's a known issue with the badge freezing'''. We're trying to work out what's causing this, but in the meantime pressing "reset" should get the badge back to life. Help with debugging is highly welcome!

== How to get going ==
=== Set up your environment ===
* Plug your badge into your computer via USB
* Download Arduino IDE 1.5.7 from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software#toc3
* “git clone” or download TiLDA source code from https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware
* Start the Arduino IDE.
* Now you have to change the sketchbook-folder to be the folder you just cloned. To do this use File | Preferences | “Set Sketchbook location”. On MacOS, this is Arduino | Preferences
* Restart the Arduino IDE
* Open sketch “EMF2014”
* Set Tools | Board to MKe v0.333 (RTOS Core)
* Set Tools | Port to correct port (you might have to research this - some operating systems like Windows require you to install drivers or become a member of a certain group)
** On MacOS this is will start /dev/tty.usbmodem with 4 digits, and change for each port
** On Linux this is usually /dev/ttyACM0 but may be a higher number if you have other USB Serial devices
* Hit the upload button
* Wait
* Woohoo - You just successfully uploaded code to your badge

=== Your first “Hello world” app ===
There’s a “HelloWorldApp.cpp” file in which you can play around. In order for it to show up on the Homescreen you have to uncomment line 51 in AppManager.cpp and flash the changed code to the badge. Great app pull requests are appreciated!

If you are still using the Arduino IDE at this point, note that it will not let you edit the .cpp and .h files that are needed to create Apps for the badge. To force the IDE to re-compile/re-read any files you've edited using an external editor, make sure to go to the File -> Preferences dialog box, and check the "Use external editor" checkbox.

=== Why are things so different from standard Arduino code? ===
We’re using a library called FreeRTOS that allows us to multitask - something that’s normally not possible with standard Arduino code. This allows us to run multiple tasks at the same time. FreeRTOS uses preemptive scheduling to switch between the task. Due to this we have to be very careful about how we do some things. For example we can’t just define interrupts for buttons in every task (imagine the mess!) or write to the serial port directly (your task might stop in the middle of the message).

We’ve also spend quite a lot of time to make the build-in components as easy to use as possible without having every task to write lots of boilerplate code. If you feel like using the build-in components on the badge, chances are we already wrote a wrapper for them that is already used by one of the other tasks.

Have a look at the “Documentation” section in this document for a full list of API functions. You will avoid a lot of headaches if you stick to those.
=== How to use the badge with pure Arduino code ===
If you prefer you can always start from scratch without FreeRTOS or any of our code, just keep in mind that you won’t be able to receive messages via radio or use any of the API features we already added. Just start a new sketch in the Arduino IDE for that and get going. If you want to load the main firmware again just change the sketch to “EMF2014” and upload again.
=== Debugging and Gotchas ===
* The USB serial is set up to 115220 baud. There are lots of terminals that can connect to them
* If you can’t revive a badge you can short the two erase pins and press the reset button while holding it down.
* Avoid busy waiting, use FreeRTOS queues and Tilda::delay() instead
* Don’t use low level functions like interrupts or serial ports directly unless you really, really know how FreeRTOS will handle them. For general logging you can use Tilda::log()
* If sending code to the badge using the Arduino IDE "Upload" button fails, even though the /dev/ttyACM0 (linux com port) is there, just retry, twice if neccessary.

=== Code structure ===
* FreeRTOS has the concept of “Tasks” which work like threads. We’ve wrappered them in a class called “Task” (for background stuff) and “Apps” (for foreground, one-at-a-time things)
* Everything needs to be in the main EMF2014 folder. Subfolders are not allowed. This is an Arduino IDE restriction :(
=== Radio infrastructure ===
The radio infrastructure is distributed between DKs. Every “gateway” has a Raspberry Pi with two Ciseco USB radios. We never had the chance to actually try it with a large number of badges in the same spot, so please don’t expect it to work perfectly.

=== Contribute ===
Send us a pull request via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware GitHub] - We’ll do our best to review and merge the good ones during EMF so others can use them.

=Hardware=

The following hardware has been included on the badge.

* [http://www.atmel.com/products/microcontrollers/arm/sam3x.aspx Atmel ATSAM3X8E]
** This is the same chip as the [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardDue Arduino Due] and gives us the base platform for the badge
** 32bit ARM Cortex M3 * 84MHz
** 512KBytes Flash RAM
** 96KBytes of SRAM
* A 128x64 pixel monochrome LCD display
* [http://shop.ciseco.co.uk/srf-wireless-rf-radio-surface-mount/ Ciseco SRF Radio]
** 868Mhz RF Transceiver
** Simple UART interface
** Low power sleep mode
* [http://www.invensense.com/mems/gyro/mpu6050.html MPU-6050] 3-axis Accelerometer and 3-axis gyro
** I2C interface
** Tri-Axis angular rate sensor (gyro) with a sensitivity up to 131 LSBs/dps and a full-scale range of ±250, ±500, ±1000, and ±2000dps
** Tri-Axis accelerometer with a programmable full scale range of ±2g, ±4g, ±8g and ±16g
** Digital Motion Processing™ (DMP™) engine offloads complex MotionFusion, sensor timing synchronisation and gesture detection
* PMIC & LiPo
* Joystick
* Buttons
* RGB LEDs
* IR
* Arduino Headers
* Pads for wearable tech

= Firmware Documentation =
== Debugging ==
===Tilda::log(String text)===

This logs “text” to the serial console. To read it connect to it via the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor. Don’t use “SerialUSB.println” or similar -- it’s not thread-safe and you might end up with utter nonsense.
== Buttons ==
The badge has 8 buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, Center (on the joystick), A, B and Light. You can use arduino-style “digitalRead(BUTTON_RIGHT)” to read the current status of any button, but you can’t define your own interrupt (because we already did that). This doesn’t mean you can’t wait for a certain button to be pressed, it just means you have to approach it slightly differently:

Example: A simple app displaying the button code
void ButtonApp::task() {
ButtonSubscription allButtons = Tilda::createButtonSubscription(LIGHT | A | B | UP | DOWN | LEFT | RIGHT | CENTER);

while(true) {
Button button = allButtons.waitForPress(1000);
if (button == A) {
debug::log(“You pressed button A”);
} else if (button == LEFT) {
debug::log(“You pressed LEFT”);
} else if (button == NONE) {
debug::log(“No button has been pressed in 1000ms”);
}
}
}

===ButtonSubscription Tilda::createButtonSubscription(<buttons>)===

Registers a subscriptions for a defined set of buttons and returns a ButtonSubscription. Multiple Buttons can be combined via “|” (see example above). One button can not be subscribed by more than 10 subscriptions (which shouldn’t really happen, but keep it in mind).

Don’t use this function in a constructor, it requires FreeRTOS to be running. Using it inside the task() function is the only safe place for it.

===Button ButtonSubscription::waitForPress(TimeInTicks timeout)===

This is normally called in a loop. It causes the task to block until one of the buttons has been pressed. If the timeout occurs before any button has been pressed “NONE” will be returned.

===ButtonSubscription::waitForPress()===

The same as above, but without the timeout.

===ButtonSubscription::clear()===

This should be called after an App has been suspended, just before it’s going to be resumed. It causes the Queue to be cleared which could otherwise lead to buttons being reported that have been pressed while other apps were in the foreground. Have a look at the FlashLightApp for an example.

==LEDs==
===Tilda::setLedColor(Led led, Color color);===
===Tilde::setLedColor(Color color);===

Sets the color of all or one led. Color is an object that takes red, green and blue as a value between 0 and 255 each. If no led is defined both leds will be set to the same color.

Example: A simple color-changing task
void ColorfulTask::task() {
while(true) {
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::delay(300);
}
}

==Display==

The Display Library is based on GLCDv3 (http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/GLCDks0108), docs (http://code.google.com/p/glcd-arduino/source/browse/trunk/glcd/doc/GLCD_Documentation.pdf) but adapted to support our screen. The Init routine is called in the setup, and the LCDTask takes care of ensuring the screen is updated every 40ms if required (Unlike the original GLCD library, screen updates are decoupled from the graphics routines.)

Also available is M2tklib (https://code.google.com/p/m2tklib/) which is a nice toolkit library. Further details on using this will come later, but expect the main loop to be handled for you, and just passing the menu structure you require for your app.

Right now, you can call the GLCD functions directly with GLCD.DrawBitmap() for example. This is going to change to be accessed through the GUITask class in the near future, to ensure only one task at a time writes to the screen. Expect this to be simply GUITask in place of GLCD, along with a registering a redraw call back to GUITask.

Extra features that are included, GLCD.SetRotation() will handle rotation of the screen for you, and GLCD.CurrentWidth() and GLCD.CurrentHeight will give you the correct Width and Height for the current orientation. GLCD.Width and GLCD.Height constants are not available, and the GLCD predefined Text areas will not be rotated for you, if you require this define your own text areas.

Note that one function was not ported to the badge version of GLCD, "Printf", you'll have to cope without it.

== Sound ==
There's a piezo on the board, but we haven't added code for it to the current firmware. Pull requests are very welcome!

== IMU ==
=== Tilda::getOrientation ===
returns " ORIENTATION_HELD", "ORIENTATION_RIGHT" (joystick to the right of the screen), "ORIENTATION_HUNG" or "ORIENTATION_LEFT"

== Flash Storage ==
We have 2mb of flash storage, but we're not using it in the main firmware - Please get this working!
== Data: Schedule ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getSchedule(day, location) ===
== Date: Weather Forecast ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getWeatherForecast()===
== Radio ==
There's no way of sending messages in the current version of the firmware, sorry :(

== Time ==

=== Tilda::delay(uint16_t delayInMs) ===

Works like Arduino’s delay(), but is FreeRTOS-safe. It’s safe to use this function before FreeRTOS has started.

=== tilda::getClock() ===

Returns an instance of https://github.com/MarkusLange/Arduino-Due-RTC-Library/blob/master/rtc_clock.h

==Settings==
===uint16_t tilda::getBadgeId()===

==2.12. Battery==
===float TiLDA::getBatteryVoltage()===
Returns the current voltage as a float

===uint8_t TiLDA::getBatteryPercent()===
Returns the current voltage as a percentage

===uint8_t TiLDA::getChargeState()===
Returns the charge state

0 Charging
1 Not Charging

=Hacking=
To use our board definition you will need to first get the Arduino 1.5.7 IDE from [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software#toc3 here] 
Next you can download the TiLDA MKe Firmware project from either the [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware github repo] or via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware/archive/master.zip direct download] 
Now copy the "hardware" folder to your Sketchbook folder, this is usually ~/Sketchbook/ 
or 
Alternative option is to set the Arduino 1.5.7 sketchbook folder to the Mk2-Firmware directory. 

Start the Arduino IDE and your will be able to select TiLDA MKe v0.333 for the Tools->Board menu

* Draft 3d print-able and laser-able case files [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:436815 here]
* A Python script (via [https://twitter.com/trotmaster99 @trotmaster99]) that converts a monochrome bitmap image into a format suitable for the Tilda can be found [http://pastebin.com/8XeazQjT here].
* A similar script in Perl to create TiLDA MKe fullscreen bitmaps from XBM: -
<div style ="height:200px;overflow-x:hidden;overflow-y:auto;border: 4px solid orange;">
'''xbm2mke.pl by [[User:Msemtd]]'''
<nowiki>
#!perl -w
use strict;
# Little script to convert a regular XBM to TiLDA MKe bitmap
# only tested with fullscreen bitmaps!
# Hot file handle magic...
select((select(STDERR), $| = 1)[0]);
select((select(STDOUT), $| = 1)[0]);
sub t(@);
sub d($);
sub chug($);
my $f = shift;
#~ $f = 'blankish.xbm' if not $f;
if(not defined $f or not $f =~ /^(.*)\.xbm$/i){
die "Usage: gimme an XBM file dude!\n";
}
my $name = $1;
t "Reading file '$f'...";
my $data = chug($f);
t "OK";
my @lines = split /^/, $data;
@lines = grep{chomp; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; length;} @lines;
#~ t d \@lines;
my($width, $height) = (0,0);
my @head = @lines[0..5];
foreach(@head){
if(/_width\s+(\d+)/){$width = $1;}
if(/_height\s+(\d+)/){$height = $1;}
}
t "width x height = $width x $height";
my @k;
foreach(@lines){ push @k, split /,/; }
@k = grep { s/^.*(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2}).*$/$1/o; /(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2})/o } @k;
#~ t d \@k;
my $bc = scalar(@k);
t "Pulled out $bc hex bytes";
if($bc != $width * $height / 8) {
die "byte count $bc does not match that expected for w x h";
}
t "OK - reorder bytes for MKe bitmap";
my $wb = int($width/8) + (($width & 0x07) ? 1: 0);
t "width in whole bytes for $width pixels = $wb";
my @mke;
for(my $col = 0; $col < $wb; $col++){
for(my $row = $height - 1; $row >= 0; $row--){
my $idx = ($row * $wb) + $col;
my $val = $k[$idx];
#~ t "Column $col + Row $row = idx $idx = $val";
push @mke, $val;
}
}
my $out = "static const uint8_t ".uc($name)."_BM[] = {\n"
." $width, // width\n"
." $height , // height\n";
#~ $out .= join(", ", @mke);
while(scalar @mke){
$out .= join(", ", splice(@mke, 0, 16)).",\n";
}
$out .= "};\n";
# meh, just print it out
t $out;

sub t(@) {
foreach (@_) {
print STDOUT "$_\n";
}
}
sub d($) {
require Data::Dumper;
my $s = $_[0];
my $d = Data::Dumper::Dumper($s);
$d =~ s/^\$VAR1 =\s*//;
$d =~ s/;$//;
chomp $d;
return $d;
}
sub chug($) {
my $filename = shift;
local *F;
open F, "< $filename" or die "Couldn't open `$filename': $!";
local $/ = undef;
return <F>;
} # F automatically closed

</nowiki>
</div>



= Source =

All the source code and designs are on openly available on Github:

* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Hardware Hardware] - the full board design
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Documentation Documentation] - a dump of relevant parts datasheets
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware Firmware] - source code for the badge software
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Software Software] - server-side software for the network

[[Category: Badges]]

TiLDA MKe

2014-09-05T22:21:49Z

Msemtd: /* Hacking */

The TiLDA MKe project, Code name "ElectroMagnetic Boogaloo", is being headed by [[User:Dpslwk|'RepRap' Matt]] and [[User:thinkl33t|Bob]]
[[File:IMG_0474.jpg|500px|right|thumb|Front]]
[[File:Badge_Front.png|right|thumb|Front]]

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(mathematical_constant) Why MKe?]

Please Note: There are a couple of minor hardware and some firmware issues that might be effecting your badge. If you've let the magic smoke out of your charge controller or have tried to re-flash and ended up with nothing but a couple of dimly glowing lights then DO NOT DESPAIR -It's recoverable and fixes, documentation and lots of firmware are still being produced :)

=Aim=
The main aim of the 2014 badge is to give camp attendees live schedule updates and notifications. As with the original TiLDA we wanted to keep with an Arduino compatible platform that will allow badge hacking during and after the camp. As with the previous badge all code and design files are available.

==Battery Warning==
'''Always make sure you plug your battery in the right way round!''' If you don't, the charge controller will let out its magic smoke and die / become damaged and die later. The badge itself will still work, but it wont have the ability to charge anymore.

We think this is the cause of the charge controller issues a small number of badges had at the event was due to this mistake being made during final assembly on-site.

'''Lithium Batteries are dangerous!''' While these batteries are better protected than the MK1 batteries, they are still scary. Do not short your battery, and if it starts bulging or gets punctured, '''DO NOT USE IT AGAIN''' and dispose of it properly.

==Features and Functions==
[[File:Badge_Back.png|right|thumb|Back]]
* Torch mode - Press the light button next to the screen. It will only light up fully if it's hung upside down to avoid blinding
* Snake
* Tetris
* Weather Forecast
* Schedule
* Can receive notifications about upcoming schedule items you're interested in. Visit schedule.emf.camp to set up your account.

'''Please note that there's a known issue with the badge freezing'''. We're trying to work out what's causing this, but in the meantime pressing "reset" should get the badge back to life. Help with debugging is highly welcome!

== How to get going ==
=== Set up your environment ===
* Plug your badge into your computer via USB
* Download Arduino IDE 1.5.7 from http://arduino.cc/en/main/software#toc3
* “git clone” or download TiLDA source code from https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware
* Start the Arduino IDE.
* Now you have to change the sketchbook-folder to be the folder you just cloned. To do this use File | Preferences | “Set Sketchbook location”. On MacOS, this is Arduino | Preferences
* Restart the Arduino IDE
* Open sketch “EMF2014”
* Set Tools | Board to MKe v0.333 (RTOS Core)
* Set Tools | Port to correct port (you might have to research this - some operating systems like Windows require you to install drivers or become a member of a certain group)
** On MacOS this is will start /dev/tty.usbmodem with 4 digits, and change for each port
** On Linux this is usually /dev/ttyACM0 but may be a higher number if you have other USB Serial devices
* Hit the upload button
* Wait
* Woohoo - You just successfully uploaded code to your badge

=== Your first “Hello world” app ===
There’s a “HelloWorldApp.cpp” file in which you can play around. In order for it to show up on the Homescreen you have to uncomment line 51 in AppManager.cpp and flash the changed code to the badge. Great app pull requests are appreciated!

If you are still using the Arduino IDE at this point, note that it will not let you edit the .cpp and .h files that are needed to create Apps for the badge. To force the IDE to re-compile/re-read any files you've edited using an external editor, make sure to go to the File -> Preferences dialog box, and check the "Use external editor" checkbox.

=== Why are things so different from standard Arduino code? ===
We’re using a library called FreeRTOS that allows us to multitask - something that’s normally not possible with standard Arduino code. This allows us to run multiple tasks at the same time. FreeRTOS uses preemptive scheduling to switch between the task. Due to this we have to be very careful about how we do some things. For example we can’t just define interrupts for buttons in every task (imagine the mess!) or write to the serial port directly (your task might stop in the middle of the message).

We’ve also spend quite a lot of time to make the build-in components as easy to use as possible without having every task to write lots of boilerplate code. If you feel like using the build-in components on the badge, chances are we already wrote a wrapper for them that is already used by one of the other tasks.

Have a look at the “Documentation” section in this document for a full list of API functions. You will avoid a lot of headaches if you stick to those.
=== How to use the badge with pure Arduino code ===
If you prefer you can always start from scratch without FreeRTOS or any of our code, just keep in mind that you won’t be able to receive messages via radio or use any of the API features we already added. Just start a new sketch in the Arduino IDE for that and get going. If you want to load the main firmware again just change the sketch to “EMF2014” and upload again.
=== Debugging and Gotchas ===
* The USB serial is set up to 115220 baud. There are lots of terminals that can connect to them
* If you can’t revive a badge you can short the two erase pins and press the reset button while holding it down.
* Avoid busy waiting, use FreeRTOS queues and Tilda::delay() instead
* Don’t use low level functions like interrupts or serial ports directly unless you really, really know how FreeRTOS will handle them. For general logging you can use Tilda::log()
* If sending code to the badge using the Arduino IDE "Upload" button fails, even though the /dev/ttyACM0 (linux com port) is there, just retry, twice if neccessary.

=== Code structure ===
* FreeRTOS has the concept of “Tasks” which work like threads. We’ve wrappered them in a class called “Task” (for background stuff) and “Apps” (for foreground, one-at-a-time things)
* Everything needs to be in the main EMF2014 folder. Subfolders are not allowed. This is an Arduino IDE restriction :(
=== Radio infrastructure ===
The radio infrastructure is distributed between DKs. Every “gateway” has a Raspberry Pi with two Ciseco USB radios. We never had the chance to actually try it with a large number of badges in the same spot, so please don’t expect it to work perfectly.

=== Contribute ===
Send us a pull request via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware GitHub] - We’ll do our best to review and merge the good ones during EMF so others can use them.

=Hardware=

The following hardware has been included on the badge.

* [http://www.atmel.com/products/microcontrollers/arm/sam3x.aspx Atmel ATSAM3X8E]
** This is the same chip as the [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardDue Arduino Due] and gives us the base platform for the badge
** 32bit ARM Cortex M3 * 84MHz
** 512KBytes Flash RAM
** 96KBytes of SRAM
* A 128x64 pixel monochrome LCD display
* [http://shop.ciseco.co.uk/srf-wireless-rf-radio-surface-mount/ Ciseco SRF Radio]
** 868Mhz RF Transceiver
** Simple UART interface
** Low power sleep mode
* [http://www.invensense.com/mems/gyro/mpu6050.html MPU-6050] 3-axis Accelerometer and 3-axis gyro
** I2C interface
** Tri-Axis angular rate sensor (gyro) with a sensitivity up to 131 LSBs/dps and a full-scale range of ±250, ±500, ±1000, and ±2000dps
** Tri-Axis accelerometer with a programmable full scale range of ±2g, ±4g, ±8g and ±16g
** Digital Motion Processing™ (DMP™) engine offloads complex MotionFusion, sensor timing synchronisation and gesture detection
* PMIC & LiPo
* Joystick
* Buttons
* RGB LEDs
* IR
* Arduino Headers
* Pads for wearable tech

= Firmware Documentation =
== Debugging ==
===Tilda::log(String text)===

This logs “text” to the serial console. To read it connect to it via the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor. Don’t use “SerialUSB.println” or similar -- it’s not thread-safe and you might end up with utter nonsense.
== Buttons ==
The badge has 8 buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, Center (on the joystick), A, B and Light. You can use arduino-style “digitalRead(BUTTON_RIGHT)” to read the current status of any button, but you can’t define your own interrupt (because we already did that). This doesn’t mean you can’t wait for a certain button to be pressed, it just means you have to approach it slightly differently:

Example: A simple app displaying the button code
void ButtonApp::task() {
ButtonSubscription allButtons = Tilda::createButtonSubscription(LIGHT | A | B | UP | DOWN | LEFT | RIGHT | CENTER);

while(true) {
Button button = allButtons.waitForPress(1000);
if (button == A) {
debug::log(“You pressed button A”);
} else if (button == LEFT) {
debug::log(“You pressed LEFT”);
} else if (button == NONE) {
debug::log(“No button has been pressed in 1000ms”);
}
}
}

===ButtonSubscription Tilda::createButtonSubscription(<buttons>)===

Registers a subscriptions for a defined set of buttons and returns a ButtonSubscription. Multiple Buttons can be combined via “|” (see example above). One button can not be subscribed by more than 10 subscriptions (which shouldn’t really happen, but keep it in mind).

Don’t use this function in a constructor, it requires FreeRTOS to be running. Using it inside the task() function is the only safe place for it.

===Button ButtonSubscription::waitForPress(TimeInTicks timeout)===

This is normally called in a loop. It causes the task to block until one of the buttons has been pressed. If the timeout occurs before any button has been pressed “NONE” will be returned.

===ButtonSubscription::waitForPress()===

The same as above, but without the timeout.

===ButtonSubscription::clear()===

This should be called after an App has been suspended, just before it’s going to be resumed. It causes the Queue to be cleared which could otherwise lead to buttons being reported that have been pressed while other apps were in the foreground. Have a look at the FlashLightApp for an example.

==LEDs==
===Tilda::setLedColor(Led led, Color color);===
===Tilde::setLedColor(Color color);===

Sets the color of all or one led. Color is an object that takes red, green and blue as a value between 0 and 255 each. If no led is defined both leds will be set to the same color.

Example: A simple color-changing task
void ColorfulTask::task() {
while(true) {
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 255, 0}); // Green
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::delay(300);
Tilda::setLedColor(LED1, {0, 0, 255}); // Blue
Tilda::setLedColor(LED2, {255, 0, 0}); // Red
Tilda::delay(300);
}
}

==Display==

The Display Library is based on GLCDv3 (http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/GLCDks0108), docs (http://code.google.com/p/glcd-arduino/source/browse/trunk/glcd/doc/GLCD_Documentation.pdf) but adapted to support our screen. The Init routine is called in the setup, and the LCDTask takes care of ensuring the screen is updated every 40ms if required (Unlike the original GLCD library, screen updates are decoupled from the graphics routines.)

Also available is M2tklib (https://code.google.com/p/m2tklib/) which is a nice toolkit library. Further details on using this will come later, but expect the main loop to be handled for you, and just passing the menu structure you require for your app.

Right now, you can call the GLCD functions directly with GLCD.DrawBitmap() for example. This is going to change to be accessed through the GUITask class in the near future, to ensure only one task at a time writes to the screen. Expect this to be simply GUITask in place of GLCD, along with a registering a redraw call back to GUITask.

Extra features that are included, GLCD.SetRotation() will handle rotation of the screen for you, and GLCD.CurrentWidth() and GLCD.CurrentHeight will give you the correct Width and Height for the current orientation. GLCD.Width and GLCD.Height constants are not available, and the GLCD predefined Text areas will not be rotated for you, if you require this define your own text areas.

Note that one function was not ported to the badge version of GLCD, "Printf", you'll have to cope without it.

== Sound ==
There's a piezo on the board, but we haven't added code for it to the current firmware. Pull requests are very welcome!

== IMU ==
=== Tilda::getOrientation ===
returns " ORIENTATION_HELD", "ORIENTATION_RIGHT" (joystick to the right of the screen), "ORIENTATION_HUNG" or "ORIENTATION_LEFT"

== Flash Storage ==
We have 2mb of flash storage, but we're not using it in the main firmware - Please get this working!
== Data: Schedule ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getSchedule(day, location) ===
== Date: Weather Forecast ==
===Tilda::getDataStore().getWeatherForecast()===
== Radio ==
There's no way of sending messages in the current version of the firmware, sorry :(

== Time ==

=== Tilda::delay(uint16_t delayInMs) ===

Works like Arduino’s delay(), but is FreeRTOS-safe. It’s safe to use this function before FreeRTOS has started.

=== tilda::getClock() ===

Returns an instance of https://github.com/MarkusLange/Arduino-Due-RTC-Library/blob/master/rtc_clock.h

==Settings==
===uint16_t tilda::getBadgeId()===

==2.12. Battery==
===float TiLDA::getBatteryVoltage()===
Returns the current voltage as a float

===uint8_t TiLDA::getBatteryPercent()===
Returns the current voltage as a percentage

===uint8_t TiLDA::getChargeState()===
Returns the charge state

0 Charging
1 Not Charging

=Hacking=
To use our board definition you will need to first get the Arduino 1.5.7 IDE from [http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software#toc3 here] 
Next you can download the TiLDA MKe Firmware project from either the [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware github repo] or via [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware/archive/master.zip direct download] 
Now copy the "hardware" folder to your Sketchbook folder, this is usually ~/Sketchbook/ 
or 
Alternative option is to set the Arduino 1.5.7 sketchbook folder to the Mk2-Firmware directory. 

Start the Arduino IDE and your will be able to select TiLDA MKe v0.333 for the Tools->Board menu

* Draft 3d print-able and laser-able case files [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:436815 here]
* A Python script (via [https://twitter.com/trotmaster99 @trotmaster99]) that converts a monochrome bitmap image into a format suitable for the Tilda can be found [http://pastebin.com/8XeazQjT here].
* A similar script in Perl to create TiLDA MKe fullscreen bitmaps from XBM: -
<div style ="height:200px;overflow-x:hidden;overflow-y:auto;border: 4px solid orange;">
'''xbm2mke.pl by [[User::Msemtd]]'''
<nowiki>
#!perl -w
use strict;
# Little script to convert a regular XBM to TiLDA MKe bitmap
# only tested with fullscreen bitmaps!
# Hot file handle magic...
select((select(STDERR), $| = 1)[0]);
select((select(STDOUT), $| = 1)[0]);
sub t(@);
sub d($);
sub chug($);
my $f = shift;
#~ $f = 'blankish.xbm' if not $f;
if(not defined $f or not $f =~ /^(.*)\.xbm$/i){
die "Usage: gimme an XBM file dude!\n";
}
my $name = $1;
t "Reading file '$f'...";
my $data = chug($f);
t "OK";
my @lines = split /^/, $data;
@lines = grep{chomp; s/^\s+//; s/\s+$//; length;} @lines;
#~ t d \@lines;
my($width, $height) = (0,0);
my @head = @lines[0..5];
foreach(@head){
if(/_width\s+(\d+)/){$width = $1;}
if(/_height\s+(\d+)/){$height = $1;}
}
t "width x height = $width x $height";
my @k;
foreach(@lines){ push @k, split /,/; }
@k = grep { s/^.*(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2}).*$/$1/o; /(0x[0-9A-Fa-f]{1,2})/o } @k;
#~ t d \@k;
my $bc = scalar(@k);
t "Pulled out $bc hex bytes";
if($bc != $width * $height / 8) {
die "byte count $bc does not match that expected for w x h";
}
t "OK - reorder bytes for MKe bitmap";
my $wb = int($width/8) + (($width & 0x07) ? 1: 0);
t "width in whole bytes for $width pixels = $wb";
my @mke;
for(my $col = 0; $col < $wb; $col++){
for(my $row = $height - 1; $row >= 0; $row--){
my $idx = ($row * $wb) + $col;
my $val = $k[$idx];
#~ t "Column $col + Row $row = idx $idx = $val";
push @mke, $val;
}
}
my $out = "static const uint8_t ".uc($name)."_BM[] = {\n"
." $width, // width\n"
." $height , // height\n";
#~ $out .= join(", ", @mke);
while(scalar @mke){
$out .= join(", ", splice(@mke, 0, 16)).",\n";
}
$out .= "};\n";
# meh, just print it out
t $out;

sub t(@) {
foreach (@_) {
print STDOUT "$_\n";
}
}
sub d($) {
require Data::Dumper;
my $s = $_[0];
my $d = Data::Dumper::Dumper($s);
$d =~ s/^\$VAR1 =\s*//;
$d =~ s/;$//;
chomp $d;
return $d;
}
sub chug($) {
my $filename = shift;
local *F;
open F, "< $filename" or die "Couldn't open `$filename': $!";
local $/ = undef;
return <F>;
} # F automatically closed

</nowiki>
</div>



= Source =

All the source code and designs are on openly available on Github:

* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Hardware Hardware] - the full board design
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Documentation Documentation] - a dump of relevant parts datasheets
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Firmware Firmware] - source code for the badge software
* [https://github.com/emfcamp/Mk2-Software Software] - server-side software for the network

[[Category: Badges]]

Badge Creations

2014-09-04T09:58:54Z

Msemtd: /* TiLDA Balance */

{{link-banner}}
Please add links to what you have done with the badges on this page. The best creation will win free tickets to the next EMF event(s).

==TiLDA Balance==

I'm working on making use of the TiLDA with its MPU-6050 as the brains of a balancing platform (initially a little balance-bot but eventually a ridable Segway-like platform if all goes well). The MPU-6050 has a 3-axis
gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, and a Digital Motion Processor(TM) (DMP) integrated into a tiny little package on the back of the badge (IC2). It can do a lot of the grunt work leaving the badge micro plenty of space and time to do the other cool stuff.

--[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 4 September 2014

Badge Creations

2014-09-04T09:20:10Z

Msemtd: TiLDA Balance

{{link-banner}}
Please add links to what you have done with the badges on this page. The best creation will win free tickets to the next EMF event(s).

==TiLDA Balance==

I'm working on making use of the TiLDA with its MPU-6050 as the brains of a balancing platform (initially a little balance-bot but eventually a ridable Segway-like platform if all goes well). The MPU-6050 has a 3-axis
gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, and a Digital Motion Processor(TM) (DMP) integrated into a tiny little package on the back of the badge (IC2). It can do a lot of the grunt work leaving the badge micro plenty of space and time to do the other cool stuff.

--[[User:Msemtd|Msemtd]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 09:20, 4 September 2014 (UTC)

Memories

2014-09-02T10:07:37Z

Msemtd: /* During Event */

{{link-banner}}
Please add links to any photos, videos, etc. of EMF2014 you have ([https://wiki-archive.emfcamp.org/2012/articles/d/o/c/Documentation.html like we did in 2012]).

__TOC__

Please add links in the following format:

<nowiki>*[https://www.emfcamp.org EMF Website]</nowiki>

This would look like:

*[https://www.emfcamp.org EMF Website]

==Before Event==
Set up, planning, etc.

===Articles===
*[http://hackaday.com/2014/08/16/tilda-mke-the-emf-2014-badge/ Hackaday on the badge]
*[http://makezine.com/2014/08/15/the-amazing-emf-conference-badge/ Make magazine on the badge]
*[http://www.arrl.org/news/view/emf-2014-it-takes-an-amateur-radio-village ARRL: It Takes an Amateur Radio Village]
===Photos===
*[https://www.flickr.com/photos/chaoticeunoia/15047294495/ kitty's pics]
===Videos===

==During Event==
The event itself.

===Articles===
*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-29011889 Electromagnetic Field: Can geeks get kids into science? (BBC)]
*[https://storify.com/pikesley/things-i-overheard-at-emf-camp-2014 Overheard at EMF2014]

===Photos===
*[https://twitter.com/search?q=emfcamp&src=typd&mode=photos Twitter photos]
*[https://plus.google.com/photos/+MatthewCopperwaite/albums/6053636538009652657 Friday] [https://plus.google.com/photos/+MatthewCopperwaite/albums/6053636954715546161 Saturday] [https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/+MatthewCopperwaite/albums/6054110412172875841 Sunday] - [[User:YaMatt|YaMatt]] ([[User talk:YaMatt|talk]])
*[https://plus.google.com/photos/112777126606198038716/albums/6054213887214967841?authkey=CJinnqObgtShMw Various photos including Kite mapping, The Grid and drone wars]
*[https://www.flickr.com/photos/matstace/sets/72157647043339236/ matstace's flickr ]

===Videos===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfy_zdZbTUI Laser cutter - Just Add Sharks]
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/barnoid/14905261730/ TOG Duck vs BigHak Race]

===Audio Recordings===
* "Spray Whisky On Me" EMFM Radio Show: it is doubtful we can publish the copyrighted songs but I hope to edit a copy of the 2am Sunday morning show when it is available.

EMFM Schedule

2014-08-27T19:17:26Z

Msemtd: /* Sunday */

== Important Notice ==

=== EMF Speakers Wanted ===
We really want to have many speakers and interesting people either doing shows or being interviewed on other people's shows, to either talk about their talk and/or anything else that's fun/interesting/awesome/etc.

If you are are a speaker and want to be interviewed on someone else's show please email our list on emfm@lists.emfcamp.org and we'll let you know which show wants to have you on as a guest.

If you want your own show then please read on

=== Podcasters Wanted ===
If you do a podcast we have the equipment and want to have you do your show (pref live) on EMFM and then we would love that!

Of course we can get you a recording to put out for your podcast listeners, or you can do a special show just for us, it's your call.

If you want to do this please pop yourself on the schedule (if you are happy to do it live) and email us: emfm@lists.emfcamp.org (or if you want to record it off air or just have a previous podcast played on EMFM please just email us).

=== Everyone Wanted ===
Yep, if you want to do a show we have the power to make that happen, just pop your details below and turn up 30mins before hand and you're done (we're next to Stage B).

=== The world is wanted ===
If you're an interesting person/group and want to be interviewed over skype or some such thing, please email us and we'll see what we can work out (emfm@lists.emfcamp.org)

== Editing Guidelines ==

Please be sure to follow guidelines when filling this in so that [[User:Jay|James]] can keep on top of what's going on, and who to contact if things need to change:

-- Please link to your wiki User when filling in presenter and tech-op info (unless the presenter will tech-op in which case put in 'Self Op')

-- Please put the main contact for the show as the first listed presenter, ideally with some form of contact on your user page

-- If you aren't confident in running a mixing desk/ playout software please put 'Op Required' in the Tech-Op field

== Schedule ==

=== Thursday ===

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| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
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| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
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| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
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| 22:00
| The Inevitable Return Of...
| Sophisticated, eclectic, thought-provoking. Pick none.
| [[User:df|DJ Dangerous]] & [[User:drrk|Doctor Rock]]
| [[User:drrk]]
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| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
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{|class="sortable wikitable"
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| 17:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 18:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Sunday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
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|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
| Spray Whisky On Me
| An hour of banjos and late night talking - with booze
| [[User:Msemtd|Michael]] & [[User:Matingslinkys|Toby]]
| tech-op required (unless we got the hang of it!)
|-
| 03:00
|
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| 04:00
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| 05:00
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| 18:00
|
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|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| DE ILLEGALE SHOW - Overseas edition
| Funny Nonsense
| [[Villages:Village:Camp Holland|Slackers on Holiday]]
| Self-Op
|}

EMFM Schedule

2014-08-26T18:21:06Z

Msemtd: /* Saturday */

== Important Notice ==

=== EMF Speakers Wanted ===
We really want to have many speakers and interesting people either doing shows or being interviewed on other people's shows, to either talk about their talk and/or anything else that's fun/interesting/awesome/etc.

If you are are a speaker and want to be interviewed on someone else's show please email our list on emfm@lists.emfcamp.org and we'll let you know which show wants to have you on as a guest.

If you want your own show then please read on

=== Podcasters Wanted ===
If you do a podcast we have the equipment and want to have you do your show (pref live) on EMFM and then we would love that!

Of course we can get you a recording to put out for your podcast listeners, or you can do a special show just for us, it's your call.

If you want to do this please pop yourself on the schedule (if you are happy to do it live) and email us: emfm@lists.emfcamp.org (or if you want to record it off air or just have a previous podcast played on EMFM please just email us).

=== Everyone Wanted ===
Yep, if you want to do a show we have the power to make that happen, just pop your details below and turn up 30mins before hand and you're done (we're next to Stage B).

=== The world is wanted ===
If you're an interesting person/group and want to be interviewed over skype or some such thing, please email us and we'll see what we can work out (emfm@lists.emfcamp.org)

== Editing Guidelines ==

Please be sure to follow guidelines when filling this in so that [[User:Jay|James]] can keep on top of what's going on, and who to contact if things need to change:

-- Please link to your wiki User when filling in presenter and tech-op info (unless the presenter will tech-op in which case put in 'Self Op')

-- Please put the main contact for the show as the first listed presenter, ideally with some form of contact on your user page

-- If you aren't confident in running a mixing desk/ playout software please put 'Op Required' in the Tech-Op field

== Schedule ==

=== Thursday ===

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 20:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 21:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 22:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Friday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 02:00
|
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| 03:00
|
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| 04:00
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| 05:00
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| 06:00
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| 07:00
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| 08:00
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| 09:00
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
|
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| 12:00
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| 13:00
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| 14:00
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| 15:00
|
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|-
| 16:00
|
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|-
| 17:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 18:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| The Inevitable Return Of...
| Sophisticated, eclectic, thought-provoking. Pick none.
| [[User:df|DJ Dangerous]] & [[User:drrk|Doctor Rock]]
| [[User:drrk]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Saturday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
| Spray Whisky On Me
| An hour of banjos and late night talking - with booze
| [[User:Msemtd|Michael]] & [[User:Matingslinkys|Toby]]
| Op Required
|-
| 03:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 04:00
|
|
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|-
| 05:00
|
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|-
| 06:00
|
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| 07:00
|
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| 08:00
|
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| 09:00
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
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| 12:00
|
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| 13:00
|
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|-
| 14:00
|
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|-
| 15:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 16:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 17:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 18:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Sunday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 03:00
|
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| 04:00
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| 05:00
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| 08:00
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
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| 13:00
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| 14:00
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| 15:00
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| 16:00
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|-
| 17:00
|
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|-
| 18:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| DE ILLEGALE SHOW - Overseas edition
| Funny Nonsense
| [[Villages:Village:Camp Holland|Slackers on Holiday]]
| Self-Op
|}

EMFM Schedule

2014-08-26T18:12:18Z

Msemtd: /* Saturday */

== Important Notice ==

=== EMF Speakers Wanted ===
We really want to have many speakers and interesting people either doing shows or being interviewed on other people's shows, to either talk about their talk and/or anything else that's fun/interesting/awesome/etc.

If you are are a speaker and want to be interviewed on someone else's show please email our list on emfm@lists.emfcamp.org and we'll let you know which show wants to have you on as a guest.

If you want your own show then please read on

=== Podcasters Wanted ===
If you do a podcast we have the equipment and want to have you do your show (pref live) on EMFM and then we would love that!

Of course we can get you a recording to put out for your podcast listeners, or you can do a special show just for us, it's your call.

If you want to do this please pop yourself on the schedule (if you are happy to do it live) and email us: emfm@lists.emfcamp.org (or if you want to record it off air or just have a previous podcast played on EMFM please just email us).

=== Everyone Wanted ===
Yep, if you want to do a show we have the power to make that happen, just pop your details below and turn up 30mins before hand and you're done (we're next to Stage B).

=== The world is wanted ===
If you're an interesting person/group and want to be interviewed over skype or some such thing, please email us and we'll see what we can work out (emfm@lists.emfcamp.org)

== Editing Guidelines ==

Please be sure to follow guidelines when filling this in so that [[User:Jay|James]] can keep on top of what's going on, and who to contact if things need to change:

-- Please link to your wiki User when filling in presenter and tech-op info (unless the presenter will tech-op in which case put in 'Self Op')

-- Please put the main contact for the show as the first listed presenter, ideally with some form of contact on your user page

-- If you aren't confident in running a mixing desk/ playout software please put 'Op Required' in the Tech-Op field

== Schedule ==

=== Thursday ===

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 20:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 21:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 22:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Friday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 03:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 04:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 05:00
|
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|-
| 06:00
|
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| 07:00
|
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| 08:00
|
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| 09:00
|
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
|
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| 12:00
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| 13:00
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|-
| 14:00
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|-
| 15:00
|
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|-
| 16:00
|
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|
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|-
| 17:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 18:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| The Inevitable Return Of...
| Sophisticated, eclectic, thought-provoking. Pick none.
| [[User:df|DJ Dangerous]] & [[User:drrk|Doctor Rock]]
| [[User:drrk]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Saturday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:30
| Spray Whisky On Me
| Half hour of banjos and late night talking - with booze
| [[User:Msemtd|Michael]] & [[User:Matingslinkys|Toby]]
| Op Required
|-
| 03:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 04:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 05:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 06:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 07:00
|
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|-
| 08:00
|
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| 09:00
|
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|-
| 10:00
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| 11:00
|
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| 12:00
|
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| 13:00
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|-
| 14:00
|
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|
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|-
| 15:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 16:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 17:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 18:00
| Someone on the Internet is Wrong
|
| [[User:Alistair|Alistair]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Sunday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 01:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 02:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 03:00
|
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|-
| 04:00
|
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|-
| 05:00
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| 06:00
|
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| 07:00
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| 08:00
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| 09:00
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
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| 12:00
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| 13:00
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| 14:00
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| 15:00
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| 16:00
|
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|-
| 17:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 18:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 19:00
| /dev/random
| Interviews from the field, background, studio guests and chiptunes
| [[User:gmc|gmc]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 20:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 21:00
| Random Radio
| Music & backgrounds
| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
| Self-Op
|-
| 22:00
| emm
|
|
| [[User:tom|tom]]
|-
| 23:00
| DE ILLEGALE SHOW - Overseas edition
| Funny Nonsense
| [[Villages:Village:Camp Holland|Slackers on Holiday]]
| Self-Op
|}

EMFM Schedule

2014-08-26T18:10:53Z

Msemtd: /* Saturday */

== Important Notice ==

=== EMF Speakers Wanted ===
We really want to have many speakers and interesting people either doing shows or being interviewed on other people's shows, to either talk about their talk and/or anything else that's fun/interesting/awesome/etc.

If you are are a speaker and want to be interviewed on someone else's show please email our list on emfm@lists.emfcamp.org and we'll let you know which show wants to have you on as a guest.

If you want your own show then please read on

=== Podcasters Wanted ===
If you do a podcast we have the equipment and want to have you do your show (pref live) on EMFM and then we would love that!

Of course we can get you a recording to put out for your podcast listeners, or you can do a special show just for us, it's your call.

If you want to do this please pop yourself on the schedule (if you are happy to do it live) and email us: emfm@lists.emfcamp.org (or if you want to record it off air or just have a previous podcast played on EMFM please just email us).

=== Everyone Wanted ===
Yep, if you want to do a show we have the power to make that happen, just pop your details below and turn up 30mins before hand and you're done (we're next to Stage B).

=== The world is wanted ===
If you're an interesting person/group and want to be interviewed over skype or some such thing, please email us and we'll see what we can work out (emfm@lists.emfcamp.org)

== Editing Guidelines ==

Please be sure to follow guidelines when filling this in so that [[User:Jay|James]] can keep on top of what's going on, and who to contact if things need to change:

-- Please link to your wiki User when filling in presenter and tech-op info (unless the presenter will tech-op in which case put in 'Self Op')

-- Please put the main contact for the show as the first listed presenter, ideally with some form of contact on your user page

-- If you aren't confident in running a mixing desk/ playout software please put 'Op Required' in the Tech-Op field

== Schedule ==

=== Thursday ===

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 20:00
|
|
|
|
|-
| 21:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 22:00
| c-radar
|
|
| [[User:mc.fly|mc.fly]]
|-
| 23:00
| James & Ciaran
| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
| Self-Op
|}

=== Friday ===
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Time
!Show
!Show Description
!Presenter(s)
!Tech-Op
|-
| 00:00
|
|
|
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|-
| 01:00
|
|
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|-
| 02:00
|
|
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|-
| 03:00
|
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| 04:00
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| 05:00
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| 06:00
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| 08:00
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| 09:00
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| 10:00
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| 11:00
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| 12:00
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| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
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| Random Radio
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| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
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| The Inevitable Return Of...
| Sophisticated, eclectic, thought-provoking. Pick none.
| [[User:df|DJ Dangerous]] & [[User:drrk|Doctor Rock]]
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| Fun and games to make unusual people happy, and maybe the rest too, who knows
| [[User:Jay|James]] & [[User:tame_lx_tech|Ciaran]]
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| DJ's [[User:Stitch|Stitch]] & [[User:diggie|diggie]]
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EMF Milliways Dome Pledge

2014-08-23T07:52:43Z

Msemtd:

At every hacker/maker camp in europe you'll find Milliways, the restaurant at the end of the universe. Or in our case the end of the field.

Milliways are a volunteer run kitchen who tour around the camps cooking for anybody who wants food in return for donations. They have a full kitchen and even bake bread in the middle of the camp! This year Milliways are helping EMF by providing food and cooking equipment to all our set-up and tear-down volunteers, as well as reprising their usual role as a fun place to hang out and get fed. In return, EMF is providing a large marquee for them.

Milliways have an AWESOME giant geodesic dome they bring to the camps to use as shelter - both for people eating, and for people to relax under in the evening. They're bringing it over from Germany but it costs a lot of money to do so. We'd really like to help them out but the EMF budget is totally exhausted, so we're having a whip-round to try and raise a bit more money.

If you'd like to sit under a massive geodesic dome and drink beer next weekend, please donate a little money to the cause.

'''Plan:''' Try and raise some money to help cover Milliways costs bringing over a huge geodesic dome

'''Costings:''' They're already paying for it, but we'd like to raise £500 to help them out

'''Pledges''' (please edit to add your support)
* £25 - Jontyw
* £20 - Jane C
* £5 - [[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
* £50 - [[User:Ms7821|Mark]]
* £20 - [[User:ens|ens]]
* £30 - Crypt
* £10 - [[User:Markp]]
* £25 - Cathy A
* £20 - Rich C
* £10 - [[User:Dpslwk|Matt L]]
* £20 - SleepyCal (Cal Leeming)
* £25 - [[User:Sde|Steve E]]
* £50 - Nigle
* £10 - [[User:Sling|Sling]]
* £15 - Jasper

'''Total: £335'''

Villages:NottingHack

2014-08-22T20:55:00Z

Msemtd: This is a MAJOR edit

{{Village
|Name=Nottingham Hackspace Village
|Description=All the awesome - right here
|Contact=dpslwk
|Activities=Booze, Banjos, Big Beer Barrel Belly Bish-Bop
|Picture=Village NottingHack.png
|Location=51.967, -0.79355
}}
= Nottingham Hackspace Village=

A group of folks from Nottinghack will be bringing a few things to demonstrate and may well be teaching a thing or two. Last year the Hackspace ran some workshops for soldering and had a laser cutter and other tools available.

This year we hope to do the same, plus more...

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:BarBot BarBot]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:Kinematocinegraph Kinematocinegraph]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Air_Hockey_Robot Air Hockey Robot]

[http://imgur.com/a/kWPU4 The Marvellous Booze Fogger!]

Giant ISS tracker arm

Music jamming with Nottinghack Time Band (https://soundcloud.com/nottinghacktimeband)

= Nottinghackers attending =
Bigger list here https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/EMF_Camp_2014

# [[User:markp]]
# [[User:Msemtd]] Michael Erskine
# [[User:matingslinkys]] Toby Jackson
# [[User:dpslwk]] Matt Lloyd
# [[User:katemonkey | Kate Bolin]]
# [[User:robert| Rob Hunt]]
# [[User:Mellchie | Michelle Strickland]]
# James Fowkes
# [[User:AntGodber | Ant Godber]]

{{inhabitant}}

= 2014 Village =

Last year we were about on the limit of a 16A power supply, could a 32A feed be provided this year?

Tents/Gazebos?

Villages:NottingHack

2014-08-22T19:02:37Z

Msemtd:

{{Village
|Name=Nottingham Hackspace Village
|Description=All the awesome - right here
|Contact=dpslwk
|Activities=Banjos
|Picture=Village NottingHack.png
|Location=51.967, -0.79355
}}
= Nottingham Hackspace Village=

A group of folks from Nottinghack will be bringing a few things to demonstrate and may well be teaching a thing or two. Last year the Hackspace ran some workshops for soldering and had a laser cutter and other tools available.

This year we hope to do the same, plus more...

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:BarBot BarBot]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:Kinematocinegraph Kinematocinegraph]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Air_Hockey_Robot Air Hockey Robot]

[http://imgur.com/a/kWPU4 The Marvellous Booze Fogger!]

Giant ISS tracker arm

Music jamming with Nottinghack Time Band (https://soundcloud.com/nottinghacktimeband)

= Nottinghackers attending =
Bigger list here https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/EMF_Camp_2014

# [[User:markp]]
# [[User:Msemtd]] Michael Erskine
# [[User:matingslinkys]] Toby Jackson
# [[User:dpslwk]] Matt Lloyd
# [[User:katemonkey | Kate Bolin]]
# [[User:robert| Rob Hunt]]
# [[User:Mellchie | Michelle Strickland]]
# James Fowkes
# [[User:AntGodber | Ant Godber]]

{{inhabitant}}

= 2014 Village =

Last year we were about on the limit of a 16A power supply, could a 32A feed be provided this year?

Tents/Gazebos?

EMF Milliways Dome Pledge

2014-08-22T14:53:17Z

Msemtd:

At every hacker/maker camp in europe you'll find Milliways, the restaurant at the end of the universe. Or in our case the end of the field.

Milliways are a volunteer run kitchen who tour around the camps cooking for anybody who wants food in return for donations. They have a full kitchen and even bake bread in the middle of the camp! This year Milliways are helping EMF by providing food and cooking equipment to all our set-up and tear-down volunteers, as well as reprising their usual role as a fun place to hang out and get fed. In return, EMF is providing a large marquee for them.

Milliways have an AWESOME giant geodesic dome they bring to the camps to use as shelter - both for people eating, and for people to relax under in the evening. They're bringing it over from Germany but it costs a lot of money to do so. We'd really like to help them out but the EMF budget is totally exhausted, so we're having a whip-round to try and raise a bit more money.

If you'd like to sit under a massive geodesic dome and drink beer next weekend, please donate a little money to the cause.

'''Plan:''' Try and raise some money to help cover Milliways costs bringing over a huge geodesic dome

'''Costings:''' They're already paying for it, but we'd like to raise £500 to help them out

'''Pledges''' (please edit to add your support)
* £25 - Jontyw
* £20 - Jane C
* £5 - --[[User:Msemtd|Msemtd]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 14:53, 22 August 2014 (UTC)

'''Total: £30'''

User:Msemtd

2014-08-22T13:39:33Z

Msemtd:

{{Attendee
|name=Michael Erskine
|village=NottingHack
|Bringing=Banjo, Twisty puzzles, juggling things
|email=msemtd@googlemail.com
|Arrival=2014/08/29 17:00
|Departure=2014/08/31 19:00
|IRC=msemtd
|Twitter=msemtd
|teams=First Aid
}}
Michael Erskine (of Nottingham HackSpace)

msemtd = "Michael Stewart Erskine, Mapping Technical Development" my first corporate network user name from the late 80's.

I shall be wandering the fields as a first aider playing banjo and teaching people to solve the Rubik's Cube. My village home of Nottinghack can be contacted for complaints and compliments alike!

[[File:Msemtd.jpg|400px|Have you seen him?]]

File:Msemtd.jpg

2014-08-22T08:52:05Z

Msemtd: Michael Erskine (msemtd) of NottingHack

Michael Erskine (msemtd) of NottingHack

User:Msemtd

2014-08-22T08:28:12Z

Msemtd:

Dutch Deli

2014-08-21T11:49:44Z

Msemtd: /* Pledges for guarantees */

== Taste our delicious food, you philistines! ==
[[File:Hollandse_lekkernijen.jpeg|thumb|right|308px|Dutch treats are popular abroad]]
The Dutch have the luxury of consuming many delicious foodstuffs in daily life. They usually don't even notice any more how good their national products are. They're obviously spoiled beyond all repair, but they are also generous! So they will bring treats for you to taste, and if you like them, trade full packages of them for ''geld'' (financial and economical money of payable cash units). Suggested prices will be stated at the Deli. Feel free to pay in either British pounds or Euro's. Dropmunten are not accepted as valid currency.

The Dutch Deli will be located at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]

==Shopping list==
We will probably bring many of the following things:
* Cookies / Pastries:
** Gevulde koeken (plastic box)
** Stroopwafels (plastic bag)
** Roze koeken (plastic box)
** Speculaasjes (plastic wrapped carton or bag)
* Bread spreads:
** Pindakaas (glass pot with lid, reclosable)
** Appelstroop (carton pot with lid, reclosable)
** Hagelslag (carton box, reclosable)
** Chocoladevlokken (carton box, reclosable)
** Muisjes (carton box, reclosable) - Traditionally goes with ''Beschuit'' (see below)
[[File:Kaas_van_riet.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Any cheese [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org ordered] before Saturday 23 August will come from ''Kaas van Riet'', who sells some of the best cheeses of The Netherlands. Choose from '''''Jong''''' (very mild taste and soft texture), '''''Jong Belegen''''' (stronger taste, comparable to mild Cheddar), '''''Belegen''''' (strong savoury taste, firmer cheese), '''''Oud''''' (old, salty, very solid cheese), '''''Komijnenkaas''''' (Cheese with cumin seeds, available in ''Jong'' or ''Belegen'') or '''''Friese Nagelkaas''''' (very savoury hard cheese with cumin seeds and cloves).]]
* Dairy:
** Chocoladevla (carton bottle)
** Blanke vla (carton bottle)
** Other types of vla, assorted (carton bottle)
** Karnemelk (carton bottle)
** Kaas (plastic wrapped)
* Kitchen utensils:
** Flessenschrapers
** Kaasschafen
[[File:Boerderijdrop.JPG|thumb|right|308px|''Boerderijdrop'' ("Farm licorice")]]
* Licorice
** DropFruit duo's (plastic bag w/ ziplock)
** Muntendrop (plastic bag)
** Kokindjes (plastic bag)
** Katjesdrop (plastic bag)
** Boerderijdrop (plastic bag)
** Spookrijders (carton box, reclosable)
[[File:bitterballen.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Probably the most famous Dutch deepfry treat: ''Bitterballen'']]
* Deepfry stuff
** Patat (plastic bag, frozen)
** Kroketten (carton box, frozen)
** Bitterballen (carton box, frozen)
** Frikandellen (carton box, frozen)
* Others:
** Mayonaise (glass pot with lid)
** Patatje joppie chips (crisps bag)
** Bolletje Beschuit (plastic wrapped carton)
** Schenkstroop (plastic bottle with reclosable cap)
** Koopman's Pannenkoekmix Speciaal (carton box, reclosable)
** Koopman's Poffertjesmix (carton box, reclosable)
** Poedersuiker (plastic container, reclosable)

If you would like to have things added to this list, or order specific Dutch specialities, please contact [mailto:bugblue@hack42.nl BugBlue] or [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie], and we'll see what we can do for you.

''PROTIP: If you're not sure what any of the above is, look them up on Wikipedia. Most, if not all, should be on there...''

===Pledges for guarantees===
If you want any guarantees that your favourite product(s) will be held available for you, please add your name below '''before''' 25 August and send an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie].

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Name
!Requested product (plx include quantity)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Chocoladevla (1L)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Pindasaus/satesaus (500gr) AH/C1000/any other vegetarian
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Stroopwafels (2x 12stuk?)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Flessenschraper (x1)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Elk merk vegetarische zoute drop (400gr?)
|-
|(your name here)
|(your request here)
|}

== (-- OLD --) Dutch Shopping List for the British (and Germanz NOC) ==
: VLA (some boxes. different flavours)
: Stroopwafels (some boxes)
: <s>Kruidnoten (pepernoten) (A lot)</s> It's not the right season for these. Please come back in December!
: Appelstroop (WTF!?!?) -- see http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appelstroop --[[User:Msemtd|Msemtd]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 11:40, 21 August 2014 (UTC)
: Speculaas (some boxes)
: Pindakaas (the real stuff)
: Speculoos (not ordered, but we like to give)
: Hagelslag (why?)

l
l

Dutch Deli

2014-08-21T11:45:53Z

Msemtd: /* Pledges for guarantees */

== Taste our delicious food, you philistines! ==
[[File:Hollandse_lekkernijen.jpeg|thumb|right|308px|Dutch treats are popular abroad]]
The Dutch have the luxury of consuming many delicious foodstuffs in daily life. They usually don't even notice any more how good their national products are. They're obviously spoiled beyond all repair, but they are also generous! So they will bring treats for you to taste, and if you like them, trade full packages of them for ''geld'' (financial and economical money of payable cash units). Suggested prices will be stated at the Deli. Feel free to pay in either British pounds or Euro's. Dropmunten are not accepted as valid currency.

The Dutch Deli will be located at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]

==Shopping list==
We will probably bring many of the following things:
* Cookies / Pastries:
** Gevulde koeken (plastic box)
** Stroopwafels (plastic bag)
** Roze koeken (plastic box)
** Speculaasjes (plastic wrapped carton or bag)
* Bread spreads:
** Pindakaas (glass pot with lid, reclosable)
** Appelstroop (carton pot with lid, reclosable)
** Hagelslag (carton box, reclosable)
** Chocoladevlokken (carton box, reclosable)
** Muisjes (carton box, reclosable) - Traditionally goes with ''Beschuit'' (see below)
[[File:Kaas_van_riet.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Any cheese [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org ordered] before Saturday 23 August will come from ''Kaas van Riet'', who sells some of the best cheeses of The Netherlands. Choose from '''''Jong''''' (very mild taste and soft texture), '''''Jong Belegen''''' (stronger taste, comparable to mild Cheddar), '''''Belegen''''' (strong savoury taste, firmer cheese), '''''Oud''''' (old, salty, very solid cheese), '''''Komijnenkaas''''' (Cheese with cumin seeds, available in ''Jong'' or ''Belegen'') or '''''Friese Nagelkaas''''' (very savoury hard cheese with cumin seeds and cloves).]]
* Dairy:
** Chocoladevla (carton bottle)
** Blanke vla (carton bottle)
** Other types of vla, assorted (carton bottle)
** Karnemelk (carton bottle)
** Kaas (plastic wrapped)
* Kitchen utensils:
** Flessenschrapers
** Kaasschafen
[[File:Boerderijdrop.JPG|thumb|right|308px|''Boerderijdrop'' ("Farm licorice")]]
* Licorice
** DropFruit duo's (plastic bag w/ ziplock)
** Muntendrop (plastic bag)
** Kokindjes (plastic bag)
** Katjesdrop (plastic bag)
** Boerderijdrop (plastic bag)
** Spookrijders (carton box, reclosable)
[[File:bitterballen.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Probably the most famous Dutch deepfry treat: ''Bitterballen'']]
* Deepfry stuff
** Patat (plastic bag, frozen)
** Kroketten (carton box, frozen)
** Bitterballen (carton box, frozen)
** Frikandellen (carton box, frozen)
* Others:
** Mayonaise (glass pot with lid)
** Patatje joppie chips (crisps bag)
** Bolletje Beschuit (plastic wrapped carton)
** Schenkstroop (plastic bottle with reclosable cap)
** Koopman's Pannenkoekmix Speciaal (carton box, reclosable)
** Koopman's Poffertjesmix (carton box, reclosable)
** Poedersuiker (plastic container, reclosable)

If you would like to have things added to this list, or order specific Dutch specialities, please contact [mailto:bugblue@hack42.nl BugBlue] or [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie], and we'll see what we can do for you.

''PROTIP: If you're not sure what any of the above is, look them up on Wikipedia. Most, if not all, should be on there...''

===Pledges for guarantees===
If you want any guarantees that your favourite product(s) will be held available for you, please add your name below '''before''' 25 August and send an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie].

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Name
!Requested product (plx include quantity)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Chocoladevla (1L)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Pindasaus/satesaus (500gr) AH/C1000/any other vegetarian
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Stroopwafels (2x 12stuk?)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Flessenschraper (x1)
|-
|(your name here)
|(your request here)
|}

== (-- OLD --) Dutch Shopping List for the British (and Germanz NOC) ==
: VLA (some boxes. different flavours)
: Stroopwafels (some boxes)
: <s>Kruidnoten (pepernoten) (A lot)</s> It's not the right season for these. Please come back in December!
: Appelstroop (WTF!?!?) -- see http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appelstroop --[[User:Msemtd|Msemtd]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 11:40, 21 August 2014 (UTC)
: Speculaas (some boxes)
: Pindakaas (the real stuff)
: Speculoos (not ordered, but we like to give)
: Hagelslag (why?)

l
l

Dutch Deli

2014-08-21T11:40:10Z

Msemtd: /* (-- OLD --) Dutch Shopping List for the British (and Germanz NOC) */

== Taste our delicious food, you philistines! ==
[[File:Hollandse_lekkernijen.jpeg|thumb|right|308px|Dutch treats are popular abroad]]
The Dutch have the luxury of consuming many delicious foodstuffs in daily life. They usually don't even notice any more how good their national products are. They're obviously spoiled beyond all repair, but they are also generous! So they will bring treats for you to taste, and if you like them, trade full packages of them for ''geld'' (financial and economical money of payable cash units). Suggested prices will be stated at the Deli. Feel free to pay in either British pounds or Euro's. Dropmunten are not accepted as valid currency.

The Dutch Deli will be located at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]

==Shopping list==
We will probably bring many of the following things:
* Cookies / Pastries:
** Gevulde koeken (plastic box)
** Stroopwafels (plastic bag)
** Roze koeken (plastic box)
** Speculaasjes (plastic wrapped carton or bag)
* Bread spreads:
** Pindakaas (glass pot with lid, reclosable)
** Appelstroop (carton pot with lid, reclosable)
** Hagelslag (carton box, reclosable)
** Chocoladevlokken (carton box, reclosable)
** Muisjes (carton box, reclosable) - Traditionally goes with ''Beschuit'' (see below)
[[File:Kaas_van_riet.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Any cheese [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org ordered] before Saturday 23 August will come from ''Kaas van Riet'', who sells some of the best cheeses of The Netherlands. Choose from '''''Jong''''' (very mild taste and soft texture), '''''Jong Belegen''''' (stronger taste, comparable to mild Cheddar), '''''Belegen''''' (strong savoury taste, firmer cheese), '''''Oud''''' (old, salty, very solid cheese), '''''Komijnenkaas''''' (Cheese with cumin seeds, available in ''Jong'' or ''Belegen'') or '''''Friese Nagelkaas''''' (very savoury hard cheese with cumin seeds and cloves).]]
* Dairy:
** Chocoladevla (carton bottle)
** Blanke vla (carton bottle)
** Other types of vla, assorted (carton bottle)
** Karnemelk (carton bottle)
** Kaas (plastic wrapped)
* Kitchen utensils:
** Flessenschrapers
** Kaasschafen
[[File:Boerderijdrop.JPG|thumb|right|308px|''Boerderijdrop'' ("Farm licorice")]]
* Licorice
** DropFruit duo's (plastic bag w/ ziplock)
** Muntendrop (plastic bag)
** Kokindjes (plastic bag)
** Katjesdrop (plastic bag)
** Boerderijdrop (plastic bag)
** Spookrijders (carton box, reclosable)
[[File:bitterballen.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Probably the most famous Dutch deepfry treat: ''Bitterballen'']]
* Deepfry stuff
** Patat (plastic bag, frozen)
** Kroketten (carton box, frozen)
** Bitterballen (carton box, frozen)
** Frikandellen (carton box, frozen)
* Others:
** Mayonaise (glass pot with lid)
** Patatje joppie chips (crisps bag)
** Bolletje Beschuit (plastic wrapped carton)
** Schenkstroop (plastic bottle with reclosable cap)
** Koopman's Pannenkoekmix Speciaal (carton box, reclosable)
** Koopman's Poffertjesmix (carton box, reclosable)
** Poedersuiker (plastic container, reclosable)

If you would like to have things added to this list, or order specific Dutch specialities, please contact [mailto:bugblue@hack42.nl BugBlue] or [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie], and we'll see what we can do for you.

''PROTIP: If you're not sure what any of the above is, look them up on Wikipedia. Most, if not all, should be on there...''

===Pledges for guarantees===
If you want any guarantees that your favourite product(s) will be held available for you, please add your name below '''before''' 25 August and send an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie].

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Name
!Requested product (plx include quantity)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Chocoladevla (1L)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Pindasaus/satesaus (500gr) AH/C1000/any other vegetarian
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Stroopwafels
|-
|(your name here)
|(your request here)
|}

== (-- OLD --) Dutch Shopping List for the British (and Germanz NOC) ==
: VLA (some boxes. different flavours)
: Stroopwafels (some boxes)
: <s>Kruidnoten (pepernoten) (A lot)</s> It's not the right season for these. Please come back in December!
: Appelstroop (WTF!?!?) -- see http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appelstroop --[[User:Msemtd|Msemtd]] ([[User talk:Msemtd|talk]]) 11:40, 21 August 2014 (UTC)
: Speculaas (some boxes)
: Pindakaas (the real stuff)
: Speculoos (not ordered, but we like to give)
: Hagelslag (why?)

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Dutch Deli

2014-08-21T11:37:55Z

Msemtd: /* Pledges for guarantees */

== Taste our delicious food, you philistines! ==
[[File:Hollandse_lekkernijen.jpeg|thumb|right|308px|Dutch treats are popular abroad]]
The Dutch have the luxury of consuming many delicious foodstuffs in daily life. They usually don't even notice any more how good their national products are. They're obviously spoiled beyond all repair, but they are also generous! So they will bring treats for you to taste, and if you like them, trade full packages of them for ''geld'' (financial and economical money of payable cash units). Suggested prices will be stated at the Deli. Feel free to pay in either British pounds or Euro's. Dropmunten are not accepted as valid currency.

The Dutch Deli will be located at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]

==Shopping list==
We will probably bring many of the following things:
* Cookies / Pastries:
** Gevulde koeken (plastic box)
** Stroopwafels (plastic bag)
** Roze koeken (plastic box)
** Speculaasjes (plastic wrapped carton or bag)
* Bread spreads:
** Pindakaas (glass pot with lid, reclosable)
** Appelstroop (carton pot with lid, reclosable)
** Hagelslag (carton box, reclosable)
** Chocoladevlokken (carton box, reclosable)
** Muisjes (carton box, reclosable) - Traditionally goes with ''Beschuit'' (see below)
[[File:Kaas_van_riet.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Any cheese [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org ordered] before Saturday 23 August will come from ''Kaas van Riet'', who sells some of the best cheeses of The Netherlands. Choose from '''''Jong''''' (very mild taste and soft texture), '''''Jong Belegen''''' (stronger taste, comparable to mild Cheddar), '''''Belegen''''' (strong savoury taste, firmer cheese), '''''Oud''''' (old, salty, very solid cheese), '''''Komijnenkaas''''' (Cheese with cumin seeds, available in ''Jong'' or ''Belegen'') or '''''Friese Nagelkaas''''' (very savoury hard cheese with cumin seeds and cloves).]]
* Dairy:
** Chocoladevla (carton bottle)
** Blanke vla (carton bottle)
** Other types of vla, assorted (carton bottle)
** Karnemelk (carton bottle)
** Kaas (plastic wrapped)
* Kitchen utensils:
** Flessenschrapers
** Kaasschafen
[[File:Boerderijdrop.JPG|thumb|right|308px|''Boerderijdrop'' ("Farm licorice")]]
* Licorice
** DropFruit duo's (plastic bag w/ ziplock)
** Muntendrop (plastic bag)
** Kokindjes (plastic bag)
** Katjesdrop (plastic bag)
** Boerderijdrop (plastic bag)
** Spookrijders (carton box, reclosable)
[[File:bitterballen.jpg|thumb|right|308px|Probably the most famous Dutch deepfry treat: ''Bitterballen'']]
* Deepfry stuff
** Patat (plastic bag, frozen)
** Kroketten (carton box, frozen)
** Bitterballen (carton box, frozen)
** Frikandellen (carton box, frozen)
* Others:
** Mayonaise (glass pot with lid)
** Patatje joppie chips (crisps bag)
** Bolletje Beschuit (plastic wrapped carton)
** Schenkstroop (plastic bottle with reclosable cap)
** Koopman's Pannenkoekmix Speciaal (carton box, reclosable)
** Koopman's Poffertjesmix (carton box, reclosable)
** Poedersuiker (plastic container, reclosable)

If you would like to have things added to this list, or order specific Dutch specialities, please contact [mailto:bugblue@hack42.nl BugBlue] or [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie], and we'll see what we can do for you.

''PROTIP: If you're not sure what any of the above is, look them up on Wikipedia. Most, if not all, should be on there...''

===Pledges for guarantees===
If you want any guarantees that your favourite product(s) will be held available for you, please add your name below '''before''' 25 August and send an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie].

{|class="sortable wikitable"
!Name
!Requested product (plx include quantity)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Chocoladevla (1L)
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Pindasaus/satesaus (500gr) AH/C1000/any other vegetarian
|-
|[[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|Stroopwafels
|-
|(your name here)
|(your request here)
|}

== (-- OLD --) Dutch Shopping List for the British (and Germanz NOC) ==
: VLA (some boxes. different flavours)
: Stroopwafels (some boxes)
: <s>Kruidnoten (pepernoten) (A lot)</s> It's not the right season for these. Please come back in December!
: Appelstroop (WTF!?!?)
: Speculaas (some boxes)
: Pindakaas (the real stuff)
: Speculoos (not ordered, but we like to give)
: Hagelslag (why?)

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User:Msemtd

2014-08-21T11:27:15Z

Msemtd:

Traditional Dutch Cooking Workshops and Nomzing

2014-08-21T08:34:57Z

Msemtd: /* Friday: King-size pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes) */

We'll be cooking some traditional Dutch dishes at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. Why? Because we can, and sharing food is fun!

==What?==
We'll cook food, tell you how to make it yourself, and let you eat it.

'''Please pledge to pay and be present by putting your name in the tables below, and sending an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie@ohm2013] so he can send you a payment request. Please do this before 25 August, so we know how much food to bring over from #Holland'''

==Location==
Somewhere near [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. We'll let you know.

==Schedule==

===Friday: King-size pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes) ===
'''Type:''' Workshop & pancake party 
'''Start time:''' Around 17:00 GMT 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per pancake (∅42 cm!! These easily feed one generic-sized adult) 
'''Status:''' Not enough pledges yet (Pledge below!) 
Toppings include bacon, cheese, strawberry jam, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroop stroop], sugar, etc. 
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!User
|-
| [[User:diggie|diggie]]
|-
| [[User:Jos|Jos]]
|-
| [[User:Eightdot|Eightdot]]
|-
| [[User:Lurwah|Users:User:Lurwah]]
|-
| [[User:gmc|Users:User:gmc]]
|-
| [[User:Msemtd|Michael Erskine]]
|-
| (Your name here...)
|}

===Saturday: Frituur (deep-fried stuff)===
'''Type:''' Snackbar 
'''Time:''' Around 18:00 GMT 
'''Price:''' £ 4 per person (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' Pretty sure this will happen 
As common as pie in The Netherlands, we'll make fries, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kroket kroketten], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frikadel frikandellen], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaassouffle kaassouffle's]. With real Dutch Mayonnaise. 
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!User
|-
| [[User:diggie|diggie]]
|-
| [[User:Jos|Jos]]
|-
| [[User:Eightdot|Eightdot]]
|-
| [[User:gmc|Users:User:gmc]]
|-
|}

===Sunday (afternoon): Erwtensoep (Green pea soup)===
'''Type:''' Workshop & tasting session 
'''Start time:''' Around 15:00 GMT (it needs some time to cook) 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per participant (you'll get at least one portion of the soup) 
'''Status:''' Not enough pledges yet (Pledge below!) 
With [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rookworst rookworst], bacon, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roggebrood roggebrood] with [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katenspek cooked bacon], and much more 
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!User
|-
| [[User:diggie|diggie]]
|-
| [[User:Jos|Jos]]
|-
| [[User:Eightdot|Eightdot]]
|-
| [[User:gmc|Users:User:gmc]]
|-
| (Your name here...)
|}

===Sunday (evening): Braai (BBQ)===
'''Type:''' Just eating (gezellig!) 
'''Time:''' Around 19:00 GMT or so 
'''Price:''' £ 10 per participant (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' This will happen 
{|class="sortable wikitable"
!User
|-
| [[User:diggie|diggie]]
|-
| [[User:Jos|Jos]]
|-
| [[User:Eightdot|Eightdot]]
|-
| [[User:gmc|Users:User:gmc]]
|-
| (Your name here...)
|}

User:Msemtd

2014-08-18T12:08:25Z

Msemtd:

{{Attendee
|name=Michael Erskine
|village=NottingHack
|email=msemtd@googlemail.com
|Arrival=2014/08/29 17:00
|Departure=2014/08/31 19:00
|IRC=msemtd
|Twitter=msemtd
|teams=First Aid
}}
Michael Erskine (of Nottingham HackSpace)

msemtd = "Michael Stewart Erskine, Mapping Technical Development" my first corporate network user name from the late 80's.

I shall be wandering the fields as a first aider playing banjo and teaching people to solve the Rubik's Cube. My village home of Nottinghack can be contacted for complaints and compliments alike!

Team:First Aid

2014-08-18T12:06:46Z

Msemtd: /* First Aid Team */

== First Aid Team ==

Your welfare and medical needs will be looked after by the first-aid team.

{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!User
!Role
|-
|Ben
|[[user:oni]]
|Team lead
|
|-
|Katie
|
|Shift leader
|
|-
|Adrian
|
|Shift leader
|
|-
|Richard
|[[user:pobk]]
|Shift leader
|
|-
|Paul
|
|First aider
|
|-
|James
|
|First aider
|
|-
|Stephanie
|
|First aider
|
|-
|Andrew
|
|First aider
|
|-
|Michael
|[[user:Msemtd]]
|First aider
|
|-
|Matt
|
|First aider
|
|}

=== Welfare and staying safe guide ===
===== Work in Progress =====

This is just a quick guide to staying safe at EMF. It's in no-way comprehensive, but if you're in any doubt, come and chat to one of the first-aiders or drop in to the first-aid post.

If you have any pre-existing conditions or allergies that you think we should know about, drop us an email or come visit us at the first-aid post when you're settled.

==== Alcohol ====

Yes, some of us like a tipple now and again, but please try to drink sensibly. Keep in mind however that alcohol dehydrates you, so to avoid the nasty hangovers, be sure to drink plenty of water.

==== Water ====

Whether you're partaking of the delights of the bar or not, it's important to remain hydrated. Always keep a bottle of water with you. EMF will be providing clean drinking water facilities on-site so keep that water bottle topped up!

==== Medications ====

The first-aid team are not allowed to hand out any medications except for the over-the-counter variety. If you're on any medication, please make sure you bring enough with you for the duration of your stay. If this medication needs to be stored carefully, feel free to bring it to the first-aid post and we can discuss how best to keep your medication safe.

If you're an asthmatic, please don't forget to bring your inhalers and spare cartridges.

==== First-aid kits ====

While there will be a first-aid team and post on-site, you should bring some basic supplies with you... A small travel first-aid kit which includes some plasters and basic supplies will mean you can cover that blister from walking all over the place easily enough.

==== Sun Protection ====

Whether the sun is out or not, it's generally a good idea to put some sun-cream on during the summer.

It doesn't take much to get severely burned when you're out and about.

==== Drugs ====

Drugs are just as illegal on-site as they are anywhere else. The message here is: '''don't'''.

That said, if you do partake and it goes wrong and need help, get yourself to the first-aid post, speak to a steward or first-aider. We're not here to judge and you won't be preached to. It will just be somewhere safe you can stay if you're having a bit of a bad time - and it's completely confidential.

==== Personal Hygiene ====

Be sure to wash your hands before food and after using the toilet to save you from those nasty bugs that frequently crop up at festivals and camping-fests.

There will be washing facilities available on-site. Feel free to make use of these and wet-wipes are also a quick and effective way to keep things clean during your stay to be sure to bring a small emergency stash!

Villages:NottingHack

2014-08-15T13:08:36Z

Msemtd: /* Nottingham Hackspace Village */

{{Village
|Name=Nottingham Hackspace Village
|Description=
|Contact=markp
|Activities=
}}

= Nottingham Hackspace Village=

A group of folks from Nottinghack will be bringing a few things to demonstrate and may well be teaching a thing or two. Last year the Hackspace ran some workshops for soldering and had a laser cutter and other tools available.

This year we hope to do the same, plus more...

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:BarBot BarBot]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:Kinematocinegraph Kinematocinegraph]

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Air_Hockey_Robot Air Hockey Robot]

[http://imgur.com/a/kWPU4 The Marvellous Booze Fogger!]

Giant ISS tracker arm

Music jamming with Nottinghack Time Band (https://soundcloud.com/nottinghacktimeband)

= Nottinghackers attending =
Bigger list here https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/EMF_Camp_2014

# [[User:markp]]
# [[User:Msemtd]] Michael Erskine
# [[User:matingslinkys]] Toby Jackson
# [[User:dpslwk]] Matt Lloyd
# [[User:katemonkey | Kate Bolin]]
# [[User:robert| Rob Hunt]]
# [[User:Mellchie | Michelle Strickland]]
# James Fowkes
# [[User:AntGodber | Ant Godber]]

{{inhabitant}}

= 2014 Village =

Last year we were about on the limit of a 16A power supply, could a 32A feed be provided this year?

Tents/Gazebos?

User:Msemtd

2014-08-14T12:05:39Z

Msemtd:

{{Attendee
|name=Michael Erskine
|village=NottingHack
|email=msemtd@googlemail.com
|Arrival=2014/08/29 17:00
|Departure=2014/08/31 19:00
|IRC=msemtd
}}
Michael Erskine (of Nottingham HackSpace)

msemtd = "Michael Stewart Erskine, Mapping Technical Development" my first corporate network user name from the late 80's.

Villages:NottingHack

2014-06-27T07:44:30Z

Msemtd: /* Nottinghackers attending */

= Nottingham Hackspace Village=

Last year the Hackspace ran some workshops for soldering and had a laser cutter and other tools available.

This year we hope to do the same, plus more...

[https://wiki.nottinghack.org.uk/wiki/Project:BarBot BarBot]

= Nottinghackers attending =

# [[User:markp]]
# [[User:Msemtd]] Michael Erskine

= 2014 Village =

Last year we were about on the limit of a 16A power supply, could a 32A feed be provided this year?

Tents/Gazebos?

User:Msemtd

2014-06-09T15:29:49Z

Msemtd: Created page with "Michael Erskine (of Nottingham HackSpace) msemtd = "Michael Stewart Erskine, Mapping Technical Development" my first corporate network user name from the late 80's."

Michael Erskine (of Nottingham HackSpace)

msemtd = "Michael Stewart Erskine, Mapping Technical Development" my first corporate network user name from the late 80's.