Upcycle it Design Challenge: Terms and Conditions

Upcycle it Design Challenge
About this Challenge	The Kit	The Prizes	Intro Video	What is Upcycling Video
Unboxing Video	The Judges	Example Application	Terms and Conditions	The Challengers

Download the attached PDF to view the Upcycle it Design Challenge Terms and Conditions.

Join in this Challenge and challenge the challengers at any time to be in with a chance to win the prizes. Just blog in the Upcycle it space (tagging your blogs with 'upcycle it').

Good luck!

Attachments:

Upcycle it Design Challenge with Intel(R) Edison_Terms and Conditions_31 Jan 2017.pdf

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mcb1 over 8 years ago in reply to jkutzsch +1

jkutzsch As dougw said it is only the Intel Edison that is required to be used. BUT having said that there is no pins for power or access to the GPIO directly on the Edison. The I/O is 1.8v so you'll probably…

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jkutzsch over 8 years ago

Just a quick clarification so I can fully plan. On page 2 of the T&C it mentions using the Components in the Kit provided, but on page 3 it says Component and specifying just the Main board.

Do we need to plan on using the entire Kit with all components per Page 2 or just the main board per page 3? I am pretty sure just the main board but thought it is easiest to verify now then be sorry later. :-)
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dougw over 8 years ago in reply to jkutzsch

The unboxing video indicates you only need the Intel Edison arduino.
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jkutzsch over 8 years ago in reply to dougw

Cool, I almost never watch videos due to poor internet connections, I do try to read the Terms and Conditions though. :-) One of the downsides from moving out into the rural area, limited Internet and anyone selling it is usually grossly exaggerating their speeds while running 3x or better the amount of devices recommended per AP. But we have views! :-)
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jkutzsch over 8 years ago in reply to dougw

Cool, I almost never watch videos due to poor internet connections, I do try to read the Terms and Conditions though. :-) One of the downsides from moving out into the rural area, limited Internet and anyone selling it is usually grossly exaggerating their speeds while running 3x or better the amount of devices recommended per AP. But we have views! :-)
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mcb1 over 8 years ago in reply to jkutzsch

jkutzsch
As dougw said it is only the Intel Edison that is required to be used.

BUT having said that there is no pins for power or access to the GPIO directly on the Edison.

The I/O is 1.8v so you'll probably need to use a third party interface or the breakout board and add level conversion.
Hardware Guide for the Intel Edison Breakout Board

The guide to the module is here
https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/hardware/edison

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