Request for help on the wiki
- mwm
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So if you're thinking about posting a tutorial here, please consider adding it to the wiki instead!
There are also a couple of things that would help users if they showed up in the wiki. I don't think we have "official" documentation on how to make the 7E switches and range mods, though we have long threads on them both. Ditto for the 6S extra buttons and switches mods. Any chance someone would be interested in writing those?
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I was looking at adding information to the wiki and hopefully improve the ease for users to find as well as add information. As it stands, when I was thinking about adding in tutorials, I got a bit lost trying to find the best place to add it to.
As such, I'd like to reorganise the information and flow of the wiki, to hopefully create the relevant namespaces and table of contents so that it is more obvious for where information could be found as well as where it should be added.
I was thinking something similar to the arduino playground, where the first page of the wiki is essentially a large table of contents with description of the top level items. When done, the first page that anyone would get to would be "start" and they could then get to all other areas from there. The links on the LHS for "getting started" would then also link to "start" (or be removed) and FAQ could either be left or removed depending on the amount of importance you want to assign to it.
Anyhow, if you guys are okay with it, I'll take the first pass of organising the new wiki.
Thanks for setting it up!
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- RoGuE_StreaK
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On a side note, I don't seem to be able to find the old page/pages that listed the hardware connections?
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www.deviationtx.com/wiki/hardware
To create a new page you need to create a link to the non existing page first, and when you try to open that from the link the wiki will offer to create it.
I use the [url=http://http://www.deviationtx.com/wiki/playground/playground]playground[/url] page for that. You don't even need to save it, because it works from the preview as well...
BTW there is a page about the transmitter switches, where you can link the mods:
www.deviationtx.com/wiki/transmiterswitches
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hardware -> includes descriptions of hardware as well as hardware modification
development-> includes turtorials on building Deviation
model_config -> this is a copy of most model files that have been posted to the forum in the past
there is other stuff that is not well organized as well. dokuwiki makes it difficult to maintain structure (mostly because it is so easy to not have any).
If you actually want to move pages around, I don't think users have that ability, so the best option is to just create a sandbox area and create new pages with a layout you think will work. if we agree, we'll move the actual pages to match that layout. If you want to just create an artificial hierarchy by manipulating links, you can modify the main page directly
By the way, you can see all pages that exist via the 'sitemap' page. I don't recommend using it for much, but it can help you identify the current structure
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FDR, thanks, I'll see if I get around to creating a sub-page from the Switches page, as I think that would be a good place to put the modification details, like what has been done for the RF Module Installation page. Not sure where / if the likes of "additional inputs via ppm" would come in...?
For Hardware, the 6/6S isn't listed; pretty sure from our investigations for the additional switches that it's essentially the same hardware as the 8S?
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I'll take a look at modifying from the main page first then. Thanks PB!PhracturedBlue wrote: If you actually want to move pages around, I don't think users have that ability, so the best option is to just create a sandbox area and create new pages with a layout you think will work. if we agree, we'll move the actual pages to match that layout. If you want to just create an artificial hierarchy by manipulating links, you can modify the main page directly.
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It is linked at the bottom of the Development pageRoGuE_StreaK wrote: I might be missing something, but is the Hardware page actually linked anywhere in the wiki? I couldn't find it referenced.
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I also added a new namespace "transmitters" on the front page. For now I've only created "Devo 7E" since that's what I have and am familiar with. Hopefully others will take up the task to add information about the transmitters they use, and use the "Devo 7E" page as a sort of template. The rest of the transmitters are linked to their "hardware" page for now, until an actual transmitter page is made for them. This is really where someone can go to find nearly everything about a particular transmitter with easy links to supporting information.
The model config section will be a nightmare to clean up. Possibly some thought needs to be given to a template for these so that future model file contributions can follow that. We'll need to at least get things ordered by brand, make and config version initially. I'll try to do some of that as I get more time.
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RoGuE_StreaK wrote: ...
For Hardware, the 6/6S isn't listed; pretty sure from our investigations for the additional switches that it's essentially the same hardware as the 8S?
I've updated the Hardware Connections page for the Devo 6s based on the Devo 8 page, although the switch connections are slightly different. I am still poking around in the WIKI and if you're already working on the 6 page, perhaps we can join forces. I can send you the page... I'm not really sure how to post yet!
Deviation Devo7e 3way switch mod, A7105, NRF24L01
Devo6s 2x2 switch mod, trim mod, haptic, multimodule, A7105, NRF24L01, CC2500
Devo12e 4-in-1 with voice mod -- it speaks!!
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[EDIT] Just whacked it up, but haven't linked to the new hardware. Feel free to mod away!
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Thanks.
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