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Introducing the O|D Wiki!

#1

:dancers: http://wiki.orthogonaldevices.com :dancers:

There is nothing in it yet except a place for ER-101, ER-102 and ER-301. I mainly created it to serve the needs of the ER-301 but I thought I might as well include areas for the other modules as well. The idea is that ER-301 documentation should reflect the open-ended nature of its firmware. It’s a place to aggregate knowledge, tutorials, walkthroughs, trouble-shooting, and specifications on each module.

If you would like an account to edit the wiki please PM me or post in this thread. I will be adding stuff myself, as well as commissioning others to write proper articles with serious-looking graphics.

The wiki uses the same software that Wikipedia uses, so I hope I chose the right platform.

I have great hopes for the wiki. :baby:

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Er-301 FAQ
#2

This is a much better idea!!!

Yes of course - add me please :smiley:

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#3

I was hoping you would say that.

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#4

Thanks @anon83620728 for proposing this and @odevices for implementing

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#5

I think I would actually prefer this to a printed manual :wink:

Printed manuals go out of date and leave the control of the author, can’t be searched and use precious resources!

Just sayin! I know some folks like paper :slight_smile:

#6

@odevices I’d like an account to be able to contribute to the wiki if possible please :slight_smile:

@anon83620728 yeah, at work we have a rule that any documentation that is printed is immediately obsolete BUT as I spend approximately 60-70 mins a day commuting with limited mobile coverage having a PDF manual is very convenient to have (I tend to reread manuals whilst on the train & when I get home get straight into using the things I’ve learnt - stops me getting side tracked if sat in front of my modular)

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#7

Hehe yeah - I get it, not going to get all militant about printing things off hehe :smiley:

The good news is that the wiki has a print option!

I use Good Reader on the iPad for manuals, don’t need internet connection, they’re all there whenever I need them - very convenient!

I feel quite differently about books, I tried kindle and iPad, but no, couldn’t get into it, paperbacks all the way for me.

#8

If you want some articles in french, you can also add me to the list.

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#9

Same here !

#10

Count me in if you need any help.

#11

Great idea. I’d be happy to contribute once I get my ER-301 and get familiar with it. In the meantime, I’ll be happy to learn from it.

#12

Snap !!! :smiley_cat:

#13

Accounts for everyone who requested so far should be created now. You should have received an email with your temporary password.

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#14

I took the liberty of reproducing the listing of Neil’s Getting Started Videos on the wiki as an example:

http://wiki.orthogonaldevices.com/index.php/Neil's_Getting_Started_Videos

Click on the Edit or View Source link at the top of the page to see how it was formatted using wikitext.

#15

I would be more than happy to contribute to the wiki. I’m just getting started with my ER-301, but I’m coming to it with a fresh perspective and I’m trying to keep notes as I make sense of everything.

#16

is the Wiki offline?

#17

It should be back online now, FWIW