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Sections
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| [[History]] | Introduction and timeline of the project. |
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| [Operator's manual](Operators-manual) | Setup and operation of Scrapeboard, useful if you already have a system. |
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| [Builder's manual](Builders-manual) | Details on how to build the hardware and electronics and install the software. |
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Section | Description
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[[History]] | Introduction and timeline of the project.
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[Operator's manual](Operators-manual) | Setup and operation of Scrapeboard, useful if you already have a system.
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[Builder's manual](Builders-manual) | Details on how to build the hardware and electronics and install the software.
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![Time lapse of build](img/Scrapeboard_platform_timelapse.webp)
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@ -3,11 +3,13 @@ Operator's Manual
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A standard Scrapeboard system consists of the following parts:
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| Scrapeboard | a wireless skatedeck controller with two metal pads attached to the bottom |
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| Platform | `28"x28"` fold-able wooden platform with four `12"x12"` metal plates |
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| Wire adapter | custom PCB for connecting the platform's four wires to a Raspberry Pi or Arduino |
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| Raspberry Pi | single-board, embedded computer that communicates with the controller and displays the game |
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| Monitor w/ speakers | any HDMI display with speakers, usually an LCD screen, or a projector |
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Part | Description
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Scrapeboard | a wireless skatedeck controller with two metal pads attached to the bottom
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Platform | `28"x28"` fold-able wooden platform with four `12"x12"` metal plates
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Wire adapter | custom PCB for connecting the platform's four wires to a Raspberry Pi or Arduino
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Raspberry Pi | single-board, embedded computer that communicates with the controller and displays the game
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Monitor w/ speakers | any HDMI display with speakers, usually an LCD screen, or a projector
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_Note:_ the Raspberry Pi can be replaced by the combination of an Arduino and any computer with Python and Pygame installed. See [[Electronics#Loading the program]] and [[Software]].
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