Midgard
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Besides translation, this commit also incorporates some minor clarifications based on what was said on the OBUS codenight.
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# OBUS modules
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## Modules
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Modules use the standard communication protocol. Extensions in the form of additional message types can be used to request extra information and for configuration.
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Only the ID/address should be configured on the modules themselves (with DIP switches or something like that).
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## Controller
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The controller could have an interface (GUI/CLI/web app) with a control panel and/or scoreboard, to enable competition between different teams.
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Spectators could follow along in real time.
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The controller could be a Raspberry PI to have easy networking.
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## Needy
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- TBD
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## Puzzles
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- Midgard's dial
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- Big emergency button (or other big button)
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- Big "mechanical knife switch"
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- Timer (with metronome)
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- Snake
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- Boolean logic
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- Last-minute modules
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- Modules that require actions at specific dates
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- Simon says
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- Don't push this button
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- Morse
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- Module with a few resistors that you have to connect at the correct locations
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### Essentials (for PoC):
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- Buttons
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- LCD + buttons
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- 7-segment display
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- DPAD + enter
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- OLED display
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- Console (debug?)
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## Documentation
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Documentation with the look of a datasheet of the corporation "Zeus WPI" (retro style).
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