Category:Multipurpose Room
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== Computers == | == Computers == | ||
'''Computers are for members, day pass users and students. Guests should not use the computers. ''' | '''Computers are for members, day pass users and students. Guests should not use the computers. ''' | ||
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| + | If you need to talk to us about particular CPUs, their names are | ||
| + | the ten metallic elements from 24 to 33 in the periodic table: | ||
| + | chromium, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, zinc, gallium, | ||
| + | germanium, and arsenic (Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As). Each CPU | ||
| + | is labeled on the front with its name. | ||
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=== Hardware === | === Hardware === | ||
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them, '''use a USB hub''' between your device and the computers! | them, '''use a USB hub''' between your device and the computers! | ||
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=== Storing files === | === Storing files === | ||
In general, '''do not assume anything you leave on the machine will survive.''' | In general, '''do not assume anything you leave on the machine will survive.''' | ||
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* Use your own local storage, such as a flash drive or USB external disk. | * Use your own local storage, such as a flash drive or USB external disk. | ||
* Use our [[Using our public share | public file share]], which is available to all members over the network. | * Use our [[Using our public share | public file share]], which is available to all members over the network. | ||
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== Projector == | == Projector == | ||
Revision as of 21:01, 29 November 2016
| Multipurpose room (Computer Lab & Design Center) | |
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| General Info | |
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| Shop Colors |  |
| Shop Rules | |
| Managed By | Chris Templeman |
| Hours | Same as membership hours |
| Operational Status of Tools | Summary for all Multipurpose Room tools |
| Tool Maintenence Tickets | All open tickets for Multipurpose Room tools |
Contents |
What's in the room?
Lots of different things hang out in this classroom:
- Computers
- A Kitchenette
- A Janitorial Closet
- A Electrical circuits
- General work tables
- Projector, Speakers
- Podium and Microphone
- Paper Cutter
- Whiteboards
- Coat hooks
- Lounge area with couches and coffee table
Kitchenette
- Tea & coffee are member-stocked in MPR1.
- The shelves and cuppoards are not a pantry. No food (except Tea and Coffee) is to be stored.
- Anything you leave out in the kitchen area will be considered common, including your dishes.
- Treat this space like a shared kitchen with lots of roommates: it is expected that you clean your dishes immediately.
Sink
Located on the counter. Please do NOT pour hazardous materials down the sink!
Cleanup
You are responsible for washing any dishes you use. We do not have any janitors. This is a member maintained facility. You may leave them in the drying rack. Please do not leave messes on any table when you're done.
Fridge Etiquette
We have two refrigerators in the Multipurpose Room 1. It is up to you to put your name and the date on your food (including frozen food).
- Unlabeled (food without a Name AND Date), stinky or food older than 2 weeks will be thrown away.
Janitorial Closet
Cleaning Supplies (Broom/Dust Pan, Mop, Lysol), Soap, Trash liners, Wet Floor Signs, Breaker Box, Vacuums, Buckets, and Toilet paper you can find in this closet.
Sink
This slopsink consists of a faucet at chest-height and drain in the floor. This is an excellent place to dispose of materials that are not safe near food areas. Note that such materials must still be ones that are both safe and legal to pour down a drain! Anything corrosive, hazmat, etc must be handled appropriately.
Trash and Recycling
- We generate a lot of waste. We rely on volunteers to take out the trash. Please help out.
- The waste disposal page has detailed information
- Trash Map
Computers
Computers are for members, day pass users and students. Guests should not use the computers.
If you need to talk to us about particular CPUs, their names are the ten metallic elements from 24 to 33 in the periodic table: chromium, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, zinc, gallium, germanium, and arsenic (Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As). Each CPU is labeled on the front with its name.
Hardware
Each CPU consists of a quad-core 64-bit AMD 4100FX, in a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 motherboard, with 8GB DDR3 RAM, and an nVidia GT216GL (Quadro 400) graphics card. The motherboard will accomodate up to 32GB of RAM, if that turns out to be necessary. Each machine also has 160GB of disk, shared across various partitions and operating systems.
We have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installed
Each computer has USB ports on the front and back panels. Most are USB 2.0 (red connectors), but two on the back panel are USB 3.0 (blue connectors).
If you're using these computers for hardware development, please be careful. If you're rolling your own USB hardware and there's any chance of miswiring your USB connectors or having unusual voltages on them, use a USB hub between your device and the computers!
Software
Storing files
In general, do not assume anything you leave on the machine will survive.
If you need to store files, you have two choices:
- Use your own local storage, such as a flash drive or USB external disk.
- Use our public file share, which is available to all members over the network.
Projector
You can hook the projector to one of the classroom machines, or to your own laptop. If you're planning to use your own machine, please drop by well before your presentation and ensure that your laptop and the projector will get along. In particular, many Mac laptops require special converters, and you can't just assume that we'll have the right one, or that it hasn't wandered off. Please bring your own, and please test in advance. Nothing kills a presentation faster than watching someone struggle with a projector.
Electrical circuits
The back and side walls of the classroom side of the room have a string of quad-box outlets on them. Every pair of quads is a separate circuit. (In other words, there are 8 outlets per circuit.)
If you rearrange the room please return the room to the default configuration for teaching (3 rows of desks).
We have a computer lab in the Multipurpose Room, consisting of ten identical computers in roll-around desks available for use by instructors, their students, and our members.
Media in category "Multipurpose Room"
The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.
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