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− | *24 Raspberry Pi Computers | + | *24 Raspberry Pi Computers |
− | *4 Anker USB Power Supplies ( | + | *24 Pi Cameras |
+ | *24 SD Cards | ||
+ | *24 Custom 3D-Printed Pi + Pi Cam mounts | ||
+ | *24 USB power cables (6 ft?) | ||
+ | *25 custom ethernet cables | ||
+ | *4 Anker USB Power Supplies ([https://www.amazon.com/Anker-10-Port-Charger-PowerPort-iPhone/dp/B00YRYS4T4 this one?]) | ||
*48 port network switch | *48 port network switch | ||
+ | *Zipties | ||
+ | *Velcro Cable Ties | ||
+ | *Black draping material | ||
=Software Stack= | =Software Stack= |
Revision as of 20:25, 14 January 2018
Overview
(Put a sample .gif here!)
Hardware
- 24 Raspberry Pi Computers
- 24 Pi Cameras
- 24 SD Cards
- 24 Custom 3D-Printed Pi + Pi Cam mounts
- 24 USB power cables (6 ft?)
- 25 custom ethernet cables
- 4 Anker USB Power Supplies (this one?)
- 48 port network switch
- Zipties
- Velcro Cable Ties
- Black draping material
Software Stack
Hardware Setup
- Build PVC Frame
- Mount 24 Pi + Pi Cam assemblies
- Run USB power cables, connect to Pis and USB power supplies
- Run Ethernet cables
- Connect all Pis and control computer to ethernet switch
- Connect control computer to network with ethernet adapter
- Test Operation
- Attach Drapes
- Setup Lighting