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1. First we need to fabricate our PCB. Use eagle to create CAM files for PCB production from the provided board files in the OliView Board folder. Alternatively, you can use the OliView2_0.zip file which contains CNC instructions to fabricate the board. The .zip file has been optimized for production from seeedstudios and can be uploaded to their purchasing form directly.<br><br>
 
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4. Strip an old USB mini cable to expose the four colored wires. Attach your alligator clips to the following leads: working electrode-red, counter electrode-black, reference electrode-white.<br><br>
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1. Download everything required, <a href="" class="birghtlink">Version 2.0 Board</a>,<a href="" class="birghtlink">OliView Software</a>,<a href="" class="birghtlink">Qt Creator</a>, <a href="" class="birghtlink">TeensyDuino</a>, & the <a href="" class="birghtlink">Teensy sketch</a>. Send the CAM files to Seeed Stuidos for PCB production and order all the parts you need from <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2014/9/9a/OliViewPartsList.xls">this</a> list.<br><br>
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5. Follow the getting started instructions provided on the Teensy website. Download the Teensy 3.1 OliView sketch and upload it to the Teensy using the standard upload procedure. Plug the microcontroller into the OliView breakout board.<br><br>
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3. Install the required software. Load the .pro file from the OliView software download into Qt Creator. Press play and start experimenting!<br><br>
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6. Download and extract the main github folder. Open the .pro file with Qt Creator. Plug in your new potentiostat and your  and being your experiments!<br><br>
 
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Latest revision as of 00:13, 18 October 2014

UC Davis iGEM 2014

Hardware

Hardware

Software

Software

Build Your Own

Build Your Own

Downloads:

1. Download everything required, Version 2.0 Board,OliView Software,Qt Creator, TeensyDuino, & the Teensy sketch. Send the CAM files to Seeed Stuidos for PCB production and order all the parts you need from this list.

2. Populate the board with parts once it arrives.

3. Install the required software. Load the .pro file from the OliView software download into Qt Creator. Press play and start experimenting!

Step 1

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