Red River Cart Wheel Squeak Display - Revision history

Ttenbergen: David sent better image!

2021-12-16T03:40:40Z

David sent better image!

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Ttenbergen at 03:45, 2021 November 1

2021-11-01T03:45:35Z

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	\| shortDescription = Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.		\|shortDescription=Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.
	\| longDescription = The [[St. Andrews Heritage Centre]] asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.		\|longDescription=The [[St. Andrews Heritage Centre]] asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.

	To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]] to detect the hall sensor signal and use this as a signal to start playing a the squeaky wheel sound on an MP3 player.		To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]] to detect the hall sensor signal and use this as a signal to start playing a the squeaky wheel sound on an MP3 player.
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	During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.		During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.

	The museum has a [https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=XuLgnobAuTh&sr=-.14,-1.09&ss=29 virtual tour] of this display.		The museum has a [https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=XuLgnobAuTh&sr=-.14,-1.09&ss=29 virtual tour] of this display.
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Ttenbergen at 01:19, 2021 November 1

2021-11-01T01:19:15Z

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Ttenbergen at 04:15, 2021 October 24

2021-10-24T04:15:40Z

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	\| longDescription = The [[St. Andrews Heritage Centre]] asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.		\| longDescription = The [[St. Andrews Heritage Centre]] asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.

	To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]~~...~~		To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]] to detect the hall sensor signal and use this as a signal to start playing a the squeaky wheel sound on an MP3 player.

	~~{{TD computer\|}} did~~ this ~~actually use~~ an ~~arduino?~~

	During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.		During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.

Ttenbergen at 03:57, 2021 October 24

2021-10-24T03:57:49Z

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	{{Project \|		{{Project \|
	\| shortDescription = Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.		\| shortDescription = Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.
	\| longDescription = ~~A museum~~ asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.		\| longDescription = The [[St. Andrews Heritage Centre]] asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.

	To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]...		To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]...

Ttenbergen at 03:23, 2021 October 24

2021-10-24T03:23:22Z

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	During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.		During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.
	\| skillSet = ~~Arduino~~
			The museum has a [https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=XuLgnobAuTh&sr=-.14,-1.09&ss=29 virtual tour] of this display.

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	\| projectType = Interactive Display; Museum Display		\| projectType = Interactive Display; Museum Display
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Ttenbergen at 03:15, 2021 October 24

2021-10-24T03:15:57Z

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	A museum asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.		{{Project \|
			\| shortDescription = Museum display that plays sound when a wooden wheel is turned.
			\| longDescription = A museum asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.

	To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]...		To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]...

	{{TD computer}} ~~needs photos and more, and need to find out if emails tell me how~~ this ~~was~~ actually ~~implemented.~~		{{TD computer\|}} did this actually use an arduino?

	{{~~WhatLinksHere~~}}		During the initial discussions about this display we also built the prototype of a wooden, analog foley device to make wooden squeaks. The museum ended up building one of these as well for the display.
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			{{TD computer}} Need better image

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A museum asked us to build the electronics for a display where the visitor would be able to listen to the awful noise the ungreased wheels of a Red River Cart would make as they turn.

To make it a bit more interesting, the noise would be triggered by turning a model wheel mounted to the physical display, as supplied by the museum. We set up a hall sensor circuit to detect the wheel turning, and an [[Arduino]]...

{{TD computer}} needs photos and more, and need to find out if emails tell me how this was actually implemented.

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