wikimdr - User contributions [en]

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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Students

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Admin: Added to category archive

This is a list of the master students and their related user page.

== 2022-2023 ==
=== Master 2 ===
* [[User:Côme | Côme 🦊💻🄯]]

=== Master 1 ===

[[Category:Archive]]

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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Admin: added subject: Archive

Help:Getting started

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Admin: added Two-factor authentication link

Welcome to the Design Research master's wiki! We are glad too see that you are interested in browsing the wiki or editing it.

== Browse the wiki ==
No need to have an account to browse the wiki, use the search bar at the top to find articles. Use the left menu to find important pages and actions. Also, some non-editables pages called Special pages can help you navigate the wiki :
* [[Special:Random]] (also located on the left menu) brings you to a random page
* [[Special:AllPages]] lists all articles on the wiki.
* [[Special:SpecialPages]] lists all the Special pages.
* [[Special:RecentChanges]] displays the recently modified pages.
* [[Special:NewPages]] displays the most recently created pages.

== Setup your account ==
You must have an account to start editing the wiki, upload images etc. Only [[Wikimdr:Administrators]] can create accounts. Provide [[User:Admin | Admin]] an email address and a wiki username and they will create one for you. You will receive your account informations by email. Then you can [[Special:UserLogin| log in]] to start editing the wiki.
# Setup a strong password : it must be 16 characters long.
# Verify your email address in the [[Special:Preferences]] (in the user menu with a person icon).
# If you want, you can setup a [[Special:Manage Two-factor authentication| two-factor authentication]] also in the preferences for security enhancement.
Done! If you need help, contact an admin.

== Start editing ==
Editing articles is also a great part of the wiki. Don't be stressed out, every modification can be reversed and improved, so write freely.
# Explore the editing guides : get familiar with the two editing methods in [[Help:Editing]] and follow the [[Help:Style guide]] for consistency on the wiki.
# A good way to start editing is to setup your [[Special:MyPage | Userpage]]. This is a personal space so put anything you want! It is a great way to keep track of who was part of the master, so you can add info like your name, year of graduation, research subject, mail, website...

== Create an article ==
Before creating a new article search if it is not already available on the wiki, maybe under another name. Keep in mind it is often better to contribute to an existing article than creating a new one. But keep articles

==Administrate the wiki==
For wiki setup and administration info and tasks see [[Help:Admin]].

Help:Getting started

2023-06-05T16:51:15Z

Admin: Account creation info

Welcome to the Design Research master's wiki! We are glad too see that you are interested in browsing the wiki or editing it.

== Browse the wiki ==
No need to have an account to browse the wiki, use the search bar at the top to find articles. Use the left menu to find important pages and actions. Also, some non-editables pages called Special pages can help you navigate the wiki :
* [[Special:Random]] (also located on the left menu) brings you to a random page
* [[Special:AllPages]] lists all articles on the wiki.
* [[Special:SpecialPages]] lists all the Special pages.
* [[Special:RecentChanges]] displays the recently modified pages.
* [[Special:NewPages]] displays the most recently created pages.

== Setup your account ==
You must have an account to start editing the wiki, upload images etc. Only [[Wikimdr:Administrators]] can create accounts. Provide [[User:Admin | Admin]] an email address and a wiki username and they will create one for you. You will receive your account informations by email. Then you can [[Special:UserLogin| log in]] to start editing the wiki.
# Setup a strong password : it must be 16 characters long.
# Verify your email address in the [[Special:Preferences]] (in the user menu with a person icon).
# If you want, you can setup a 2 factors authentication also in the preferences for security enhancement.
Done! If you need help, contact an admin.

== Start editing ==
Editing articles is also a great part of the wiki. Don't be stressed out, every modification can be reversed and improved, so write freely.
# Explore the editing guides : get familiar with the two editing methods in [[Help:Editing]] and follow the [[Help:Style guide]] for consistency on the wiki.
# A good way to start editing is to setup your [[Special:MyPage | Userpage]]. This is a personal space so put anything you want! It is a great way to keep track of who was part of the master, so you can add info like your name, year of graduation, research subject, mail, website...

== Create an article ==
Before creating a new article search if it is not already available on the wiki, maybe under another name. Keep in mind it is often better to contribute to an existing article than creating a new one. But keep articles

==Administrate the wiki==
For wiki setup and administration info and tasks see [[Help:Admin]].

Wikimdr:Administrators

2023-06-05T16:38:14Z

Admin: Created page with "Current administrators of the wiki: * User:Admin"

Current administrators of the wiki:
* [[User:Admin]]

Help:Admin

2023-06-05T11:59:05Z

Admin: Added SSH help, Sidebar and footer modification access

This page should help you, as an admin user, to maintain the wiki.

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]

==Changing the interface==
Sidebar menu can be edited by users with ''editinterface'' permission, footer can be modified by everyone. The footer is an element interface present on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Skin:Citizen Citizen], not on other default skins.
===Sidebar===
Modify it like any page at [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]]. For editing help, see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Interface/Sidebar Mediawiki manual].

===Footer description===
The footer description can be modified at [[MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-desc]]. Keep it short and descriptive.

===Footer tagline===
The footer tagline can be modified at [[MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-tagline]] and will appear under the description.

==Server side modifications==
Some modifications require access to the Virtual Machine (VM) on which the wiki is installed and running. The student association [https://rezel.net/ Rezel] is in charge of the maintenance and they set up the wiki. To access the VM you will need to connect to it via SSH. With this technique you have access to the files on the server and can work on it in an Integrated development environment like VS Code. A key is generated on your machine and your public key <code>yourkey.pub</code> content needs to be added on the server by someone from Rezel (maybe and admin with server access too?).

===Generate a SSH key===
Follow [https://assistance.groupemagiconline.com/knowledge-base/generer-une-cle-ssh/ these instructions]. Setting up a passphrase is not necessary and caused some problem with VS Code. Just hit enter to avoid that step. If you want to remove the passphrase without having to recreate a new key, type <code>ssh-keygen -p</code> in your Command-line interface. This will prompt you to enter the keyfile location (C:\Users\Your-user-name\.ssh on Windows) and set a new password.

===Adding authorized keys on server===
Contact [[User:Admin]].

===Connect to the server===
Once your public key has been setup by someone with server access, you can connect to the server. You can do it via your Command-line interface if you know how to navigate within folders with a text based interface. Type <code>ssh root@wikimdr-lxc.rezel.net -i .ssh/id_rsa</code>, adjust depending on your key location and name.

Otherwise you can do it in [https://code.visualstudio.com/ VS Code] with the [https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh remote SSH extension]. In VS Code click <tt> View > Command palette...</tt> or <kbd>Crtl</kbd> + <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>P</kbd>, then type and choose <tt>Remote-SSH: Connect to host</tt>. You will need to configure a new SSH host. The operating system is <tt>Linux</tt> and host adress is <tt>root@wikimdr-lxc.rezel.net</tt>. This will probably create a config file in your .ssh folder. Access it with <tt>Remote-SSH: Open SSH Configuration File</tt> and configure it that way:
<pre>Host wikimdr-lxc.rezel.net
HostName wikimdr-lxc.rezel.net
User root
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa #change it according to you key location and name
IdentitiesOnly yes</pre>
See more info about it [https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/494483/specifying-an-identityfile-with-ssh here].

Once you started the connection, find the Remote Explorer tab on the left. You'll see that you are connected to the VM (an icon is green and it is written <tt>connected</tt>. Now when doing <tt>File > Open folder</tt> you can choose which folder you want to access.

LocalSettings.php is located in <tt>/var/lib/mediawiki/</tt>

MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-desc

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Admin: Modified last sentence

Wikimdr is the wiki of the Master 1 and 2 Design Research at Paris-Saclay. It's a place for sharing knowledge and supporting research practice.

MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-tagline

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Admin: Creation of the page

Maintained and edited by the students ❤

MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-desc

2023-06-05T10:57:20Z

Admin: Creation of the page

Wikimdr is the wiki of the Master 1 and 2 Design Research at Paris-Saclay.It is maintained and edited by the students to support their research practice.

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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Admin:

MediaWiki:Sidebar

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MediaWiki:Sidebar

2023-06-05T10:28:47Z

Admin: Added menu links to help guides

Domestication of technology

2023-06-04T21:57:51Z

Admin: Changed Mongin's talk title

'''Domestication of technology''' is a series of talk within the master 2 for which speakers are proposed and invited by the students.

==2022-2023==
# [[Domestication of technology/Antonin Mongin | Antonin Mongin]] '''"L’artisanat d’art du cheveu coupé: Le cheveux comme matière à création d'une recherche par la pratique du design textile"''', 10 mai 2023.

[[Category:Archive]]

Category:Archive

2023-06-04T21:57:02Z

Admin: Creation of the page

This category lists past events, talk, classes etc. of the master.

Domestication of technology/Antonin Mongin

2023-06-04T21:52:43Z

Admin: Creation of the page

Antonin Mongin presented his work as part of the [[Domestication of technology]] talk series on 10 mai 2023 at ENS. His presentation was entilted '''"L’artisanat d’art du cheveu coupé: Le cheveux comme matière à création d'une recherche par la pratique du design textile"''' like his thesis. After a short oral presentation he invited students to examine and touch some of it's creations and answered questions.

==Biography==
Antonin Mongin holds a doctorate in design and describe himself as a textile researcher-designer-craftsman. He completed a SACRE thesis at ENSADLab in 2022.

==The art of working with hair==
Antonin Mongin introduced his presentation with a historical perspective on the craft of cut hair art. This ancient romantic practice of creating sentimental objects flourished in the 19th century before disappearing. Its decline is thought to be due to the arrival of photography as a new memory practice, but also to the loss of made-to-measure work with the arrival of catalogs of hair objects. Two techniques stand out in cut-hair craftsmanship: braiding and collage (on glass, paper or wood) of powdered hair. The objects created are used to commemorate memories such as funeral scenes or scenes from life (fishing, weddings, communions...).

==Bibliography==
* CHANLOT, Andrée, 1986. ''Les ouvrages en cheveux: leurs secrets.'' Paris: A. Chanlot : Diffusion, Editions de l’Amateur. ISBN 9782950112217.
* MONGIN, Antonin. ''L’Artisanat d’art du cheveu coupé : Le cheveu comme matière à création d’une recherche par la pratique du design textile.'' Online. Paris : Paris sciences et lettres, 2022. Available from: https://softmatters.ensadlab.fr/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/PV2022-MONGIN.pdf

==External links==
* [https://softmatters.ensadlab.fr/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/PV2022-MONGIN.pdf Thèse]
* [https://www.instagram.com/antoninmongin/ Instagram account]

[[Category:Archive]]

Domestication of technology

2023-06-04T20:04:12Z

Admin: Corrected link to Antonin Mongin's page

'''Domestication of technology''' is a series of talk within the master 2 for which speakers are proposed and invited by the students.

==2022-2023==
# [[Domestication of technology/Antonin Mongin | Antonin Mongin]] '''"Le cheveux comme matière à création d'une recherche par la pratique du design textile"''', 10 mai 2023.

[[Category:Archive]]

Domestication of technology

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Admin: Creation of the page

'''Domestication of technology''' is a series of talk within the master 2 for which speakers are proposed and invited by the students.

==2022-2023==
# [[/Antonin Mongin]] '''"Le cheveux comme matière à création d'une recherche par la pratique du design textile"''', 10 mai 2023.

[[Category:Archive]]

User:Admin

2023-06-04T18:35:39Z

Admin: Created page with "<div style="font-family: monospace;font-size:24px"> '''A''''''D''''''M''''''I''''''N''' </div> is the main administration account of the wiki. Currently managed by Côme."

<div style="font-family: monospace;font-size:24px"> '''A''''''D''''''M''''''I''''''N''' </div> is the main administration account of the wiki. Currently managed by Côme.

Help:Style guide

2023-06-04T18:09:14Z

Admin: Created page with "This '''style guide''' ensure consistency on the wiki. Use it wherever possible to keep the same standards across pages. As a general recommendation, take existing similar articles as example. ==Article titles== Generally speaking, follow Wikipedia style for titles. * Capitalize the initial letter not every word. The URL should contain <code>_</code> as word split. * For tools documentation use the full name of the tool without the brand. Capitalize the same way, for ex..."

This '''style guide''' ensure consistency on the wiki. Use it wherever possible to keep the same standards across pages. As a general recommendation, take existing similar articles as example.

==Article titles==
Generally speaking, follow Wikipedia style for titles.
* Capitalize the initial letter not every word. The URL should contain <code>_</code> as word split.
* For tools documentation use the full name of the tool without the brand. Capitalize the same way, for example : [[imagePROGRAF PRO-1000]]. Mention the brand in the [[#Lead section | Lead section]].

==Article Layout==
# '''Lead section''' also called introduction.
# '''Table of content'''. Use <code><nowiki>__TOC__</nowiki></code> to place it before the first title.
# '''Content'''
# '''See also'''. Internal links to related or comparable articles.
# '''Notes and references'''
# '''Bibliography'''
# '''External links''' or '''Further reading''' depending on the context.

==Lead section==
* Keep it short, define the subject within 250 characters.
* Mention the subject as early as possible and make it bold.

==Images==
Try to upload files with reduced file size :
* Reduce the size (smartphones photographies can be huge like 4000*3000px).
* Compress the file.
* Use optimized formats like webp.

Wikimdr:About

2023-06-04T17:27:10Z

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This wiki was created on May 2023 to support the research practice of the master's students. It is hosted and was installed by Rezel, a student association from Telecom Paris.

==Statistics==
* '''Number of pages:''' {{NUMBEROFPAGES}}
* '''Number of edits:''' {{NUMBEROFEDITS}}
* '''Number of users''' {{NUMBEROFUSERS}}

Help:Cheatsheet

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==Cheatsheet==
A reminder of the wikitext markup language.

{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
|+ Caption text
|-
! Description !! What you type !! What you get
|-
| Italic text|| <tt><nowiki>''italic''</nowiki><tt> || ''italic''
|-
| Bold text|| <tt><nowiki>'''bold'''</nowiki><tt>|| '''bold'''
|-
| Italic and bold || <tt><nowiki>'''''italic and bold'''''</nowiki><tt>|| '''''italic and bold'''''
|-
| Internal link (within the wiki) || <tt><nowiki>[[Form3]]</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>[[Form3]]rd</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>[[Form3 | SLA printer]]</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>[[Help:Getting started]]</nowiki><tt> 
|| [[Form3]] 
[[Form3]]rd 
[[Form3 | SLA printer]] 
[[Help:Getting started]]
|-
| Link to a section (anchor link) || <tt><nowiki>[[Form3#Printing process]]</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>[[Form3#Printing process | Printing process in Form3]]</nowiki><tt>
|| [[Form3#Printing process]] 
[[Form3#Printing process | Printing process in Form3]]
|-
| Red link (link to a page that doesn't exist. Often helps showing a desired page) || <tt><nowiki>[[Red link]]</nowiki><tt> || [[Red link]]
|-
| External link (to other websites) || <tt><nowiki>[http://www.example.org Text to display]</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>[http://www.example.org]</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>http://www.example.org</nowiki><tt> 
|| [http://www.example.org Text to display]
[http://www.example.org]
http://www.example.org
|-
| Section headings (A table of content is automatically created for articles with four headings) || <tt><nowiki>==Level 2==</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>===Level 3===</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>====Level 4====</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>=====Level 5=====</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>======Level 6======</nowiki><tt> 
||
==Level 2==
===Level 3===
====Level 4====
=====Level 5=====
======Level 6======
|-
| Category (add this at the end of the page) || <tt><nowiki>[[Category:Archive]]</nowiki><tt> || ''Place the page in [[:Category:Archive]]
|-
| Bulleted list || <tt><nowiki>* Item1</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>* Item2</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>** Item2.1</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>* Item3</nowiki><tt>
||
* Item1
* Item2
** Item2.1
* Item3
|-
| Numbered list || <tt><nowiki># Item1</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki># Item2</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki>## Item2.1</nowiki><tt> 
<tt><nowiki># Item3</nowiki><tt>
||
# Item1
# Item2
## Item2.1
# Item3
|-
| Text indent (Used on talk pages to answer and make conversations easy to follow) ||
<tt><nowiki>no indent (normal)</nowiki></tt> 
<tt><nowiki>:first indent</nowiki></tt> 
<tt><nowiki>::second indent</nowiki></tt> 
<tt><nowiki>:::third indent</nowiki></tt> 
||
no indent (normal)
:first indent
::second indent
:::third indent
|-
| [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images Image] || <tt><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|options|caption]]</nowiki><tt> || ''Display the image''
|}

Help:Editing

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Admin: Creation of the page

Every student can edit or create content on the wiki. As you may have recognize, we use [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents Mediakiwi] software to run it. This guide will present you the two methods for modifying pages : the simpler VisualEditor and classic editing through source mode.

==Opening the editor==
When reading a page, click the ''Edit'' or, in french, ''Modifier'' button on the right. By doing so you open the VisualEditor, a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor. It works like Word, Gdocs or LibreOffice so you should be pretty familiar with this editing method.

==Saving the edit==
When done with editing, you will find several buttons at the bottom of the page.
===Show changes===
''Sow changes'' will display the current article vs the new article with your edits. You will see what text is being removed or added and you can check that there is no unwanted changes.
===Save page===
Just before saving the page, you can add a summary to your changes. Every change is logged and publicly visible in the page history. Leave here a brief description of what you made so other editors can see your contribution. Now click ''Save page'' to publish your edit.

==See also==
* [[Help:Style guide]]

Main Page

2023-06-04T15:23:33Z

Admin: new introduction, link to Help:Getting started and added featured articles

Welcome to the wiki of the Design Research master at Paris Saclay! This space, dedicated to and maintained by students, enables us to share knowledge about design research and the department. Every student can edit and modify content of the wiki. Find out more about the reasons for this wiki on [[Wikimdr:About]].

If you are discovering the wiki, head up to the page [[Help:Getting started]] to find more about how to browse or edit the wiki!

==Featured articles==
* [[Form3]] The new SLA 3D printer documentation
* [[imagePROGRAF PRO-1000]] The A2 printer documentation

Help:Admin

2023-06-04T15:02:14Z

Admin: Paste important links

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]

Help:Getting started

2023-06-04T13:56:43Z

Admin: Link to Help:Admin and info on the user page

Welcome to the Design Research master's wiki! We are glad too see that you are interested in browsing the wiki or editing it.

== Browse the wiki ==
No need to have an account to browse the wiki, use the search bar at the top to find articles. Use the left menu to find important pages and actions. Also, some non-editables pages called Special pages can help you navigate the wiki :
* [[Special:Random]] (also located on the left menu) brings you to a random page
* [[Special:AllPages]] lists all articles on the wiki.
* [[Special:SpecialPages]] lists all the Special pages.
* [[Special:RecentChanges]] displays the recently modified pages.
* [[Special:NewPages]] displays the most recently created pages.

== Setup your account ==
You can [[Special:CreateAccount | create an account]] to start editing the wiki.
# Setup a strong password : it must be 16 characters long.
# Verify your email address in the [[Special:Preferences]] (top right menu when logged).
# If you want, you can setup a 2 factors authentication also in the preferences for security enhancement.
# Done! If you need help, contact an admin.

== Start editing ==
Editing articles is also a great part of the wiki. Don't be stressed out, every modification can be reversed and improved, so write freely.
# Explore the editing guides : get familiar with the two editing methods in [[Help:Editing]] and follow the [[Help:Style guide]] for consistency on the wiki.
# A good way to start editing is to setup your [[Special:MyPage | Userpage]]. This is a personal space so put anything you want! It is a great way to keep track of who was part of the master, so you can add info like your name, year of graduation, research subject, mail, website...

== Create an article ==
Before creating a new article search if it is not already available on the wiki, maybe under another name. Keep in mind it is often better to contribute to an existing article than creating a new one. But keep articles

==Administrate the wiki==
For wiki setup and administration info and tasks see [[Help:Admin]].

Help:Getting started

2023-06-03T11:43:11Z

Admin: Creation of the page

Welcome to the Design Research master's wiki! We are glad too see that you are interested in browsing the wiki or editing it.

== Browse the wiki ==
No need to have an account to browse the wiki, use the search bar at the top to find articles. Use the left menu to find important pages and actions. Also, some non-editables pages called Special pages can help you navigate the wiki :
* [[Special:Random]] (also located on the left menu) brings you to a random page
* [[Special:AllPages]] lists all articles on the wiki.
* [[Special:SpecialPages]] lists all the Special pages.
* [[Special:RecentChanges]] displays the recently modified pages.
* [[Special:NewPages]] displays the most recently created pages.

== Setup your account ==
You can [[Special:CreateAccount | create an account]] to start editing the wiki.
# Setup a strong password : it must be 16 characters long.
# Verify your email address in the [[Special:Preferences]] (top right menu).
# If you want, you can setup a 2 factors authentication also in the preferences for security enhancement.
# Done! If you need help, contact an admin.

== Start editing ==
Editing articles is also a great part of the wiki. Don't be stressed out, every modification can be reversed and improved, so write freely.
# Explore the editing guides : get familiar with the two editing methods in [[Help:Editing]] and follow the [[Help:Style guide]] for consistency on the wiki.
# A good way to start editing is to setup your [[Spacial:MyPage | Userpage]]. This is a personal space so put anything you want!

== Create an article ==
Before creating a new article search if it is not already available on the wiki, maybe under another name. Keep in mind it is often better to contribute to an existing article than creating a new one. But keep articles

ImagePROGRAF PRO-1000

2023-06-03T09:22:25Z

Admin: added info on usb cable connection

== Presentation ==
The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 is a A2 printer in the design department computer room. You can achieve a very high printing quality (better than Central's plotter) on various paper sizes, from 10 × 15 cm to A2. Be aware that the printing can be pretty slow depending on your image and the quality settings.

== Support ==
If you need help you can ask Olivier (PhD student).

== Printing process ==
* Download Canon's Print & Layout software [https://www.canon.fr/support/consumer_products/products/printers/inkjet/other_series/imageprograf_pro-1000.html?type=download&language=en&os=windows%2010%20(64-bit) here] or [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/WebPortal/PTA/pta_dl.html?lng=fr&type=app-gd2&app=ppl&os=w&osver=10.0&osarch=1 here] (What's the difference ?). You must be linked to the printer with the USB cable to setup the software.
* Prepare your files : it must be .jpg RGB color model.
* Connect to the printer using the USB cable.
* Follow [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/ProfessionalPrintLayout/W/1.3/FR/PPL/ppl-firststep.html Canon's new users guide]
Note that the printer has also been tested without using Print & Layout software and with PDF format, but this need documentation.

== Paper choice ==
The printer has been successfully tested with these papers :
* PaintON Recyclé bloc collé A2 250g

Main Page

2023-06-02T12:24:47Z

Admin: Addition of recently created pages

MediaWiki has been installed.

Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
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ImagePROGRAF PRO-1000

2023-06-02T12:18:00Z

Admin:

== Presentation ==
The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 is a A2 printer in the design department computer room. You can achieve a very high printing quality (better than Central's plotter) on various paper sizes, from 10 × 15 cm to A2. Be aware that the printing can be pretty slow depending on your image and the quality settings.

== Support ==
If you need help you can ask Olivier (PhD student).

== Printing process ==
* Download Canon's Print & Layout software [https://www.canon.fr/support/consumer_products/products/printers/inkjet/other_series/imageprograf_pro-1000.html?type=download&language=en&os=windows%2010%20(64-bit) here] or [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/WebPortal/PTA/pta_dl.html?lng=fr&type=app-gd2&app=ppl&os=w&osver=10.0&osarch=1 here] (What's the difference ?).
* Prepare your files : it must be .jpg RGB color model.
* Follow [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/ProfessionalPrintLayout/W/1.3/FR/PPL/ppl-firststep.html Canon's new users guide]
Note that the printer has also been tested without using Print & Layout software and with PDF format, but this need documentation.

== Paper choice ==
The printer has been successfully tested with these papers :
* PaintON Recyclé bloc collé A2 250g

ImagePROGRAF PRO-1000

2023-06-02T12:17:45Z

Admin: Creation of the imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 page and start of the documentation

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== Presentation ==
The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 is a A2 printer in the design department computer room. You can achieve a very high printing quality (better than Central's plotter) on various paper sizes, from 10 × 15 cm to A2. Be aware that the printing can be pretty slow depending on your image and the quality settings.

== Support ==
If you need help you can ask Olivier (PhD student).

== Printing process ==
* Download Canon's Print & Layout software [https://www.canon.fr/support/consumer_products/products/printers/inkjet/other_series/imageprograf_pro-1000.html?type=download&language=en&os=windows%2010%20(64-bit) here] or [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/WebPortal/PTA/pta_dl.html?lng=fr&type=app-gd2&app=ppl&os=w&osver=10.0&osarch=1 here] (What's the difference ?).
* Prepare your files : it must be .jpg RGB color model.
* Follow [https://ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/ProfessionalPrintLayout/W/1.3/FR/PPL/ppl-firststep.html Canon's new users guide]
Note that the printer has also been tested without using Print & Layout software and with PDF format, but this need documentation.

== Paper choice ==
The printer has been successfully tested with these papers :
* PaintON Recyclé bloc collé A2 250g

Form 3+

2023-06-02T11:23:16Z

Admin:

== Presentation ==
Form 3+ is a 3D printer by Formlabs that uses SLA (StereoLithography Apparatus) technology. It is a process of polymerization (solidification) of liquid resin, thanks to a UV laser. It differs from FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling = printer with a filament) so read carefully this documentation. With SLA, the resin is irreversibily hardened in a type of material called ''thermosetting polymer''. Since it resists heat, the obtained pieces can't be recycled properly. It also generate more trash with the replacement of tanks and cans. On top of that SLA production costs are higher than our other FDM machines. With that in mind, consider opting for SLA instead of FDM if :
* Result needs to be more precise than what other printers can do
* Result needs to resist to heat or certain mechanical forces
* Result needs to have properties specific to certain resins: flexibility, transparency...

== Security and rules of use ==
* '''Handle with gloves and glasses when working with resin or alcohol. In case of contact with the body, wash exposed parts with soap and water.'''
* Do not touch the transparent film under and in the tanks (things containing the poured resin). Also, do not put the tank outside of its receptacle or the printer. This would cause damage to the film, disturbing the action of the laser and requiring the replacement of the tank (135€). The tank is therefore handled by holding the handles on the sides.
* A tank is only used for ONE type of resin. A label (which must be stuck on the tank and its receptacle) allows to know the type of resin used. If none of the tanks currently in use has the resin you want, you use a new tank.
* The orange color of some transparent elements allows to protect the resin from UV of the natural light. We therefore think to close the lid of the tanks or the machine containing the tank with resin.
* Handle tanks containing resin with care to avoid spilling it.
* Resin is a liquid chemical and should not be disposed of in a normal garbage can. This also applies to the paper towel used to wipe up the resin residue. Everything should be disposed of in the specially labelled chemical waste garbage can. <= This is theory, because for now no such garbage can exist yet.

== Support ==
For additional information to this documentation (time and settings for Formwash and Formcure etc.) see https://support.formlabs.com/s/?language=fr
In case of problems with the machines send a detailed email to support@cylaos.fr with pictures.
People who made the training: Valentin (PhD student), Clémentine (M2), Côme (M2), Louise (M1). People who already used the machine : Soumil (M2), Timothée (M2).

== Printing process ==

To make a print it is necessary to go through different steps:
* preparation of the 3D model with [https://formlabs.com/fr/software/#preform Preform software]
* printing with Form 3+ not 3B or 3A
* automatic cleaning with Formwash
* manual cleaning
* UV polymerization with Formcure
* cutting of the object's supports

It is not necessary to take care of the object directly after a step in a machine, however it is good to take advantage of the fact that the object is full of alcohol after the Formwash to continue with the manual cleaning.

== Choosing the right resin ==
=> to complete

== Prepare your 3D model with Preform ==

See [[Preform]] documentation.

== Printing ==
=== Prepare the material ===
* Glasses, gloves, paper towels
* Tools behind the Formwash
* Work surface protection

=== Prepare the Form3+ ===
to complete

=> Add here the things that normally don't need to be done like
upgrading the machine.

=== Starting the printing with the Form3+ ===

You can link your laptop to the machine using the USB cable. Follow instructions on the Form3+.

=== End of printing ===
To retrieve the part, lift the small latch on top of the platform and grasp the black handle on top of the platform. Pull the handle towards you, and with a rotation of the wrist at the same time, put the platform face up. Prepare a protection on the work surface (cutting board) and provide paper towels. Close the cap of the resin cartridge at the back of the Form3+. Clean the holder with paper towel and alcohol.

To remove the piece, twist the metal plate by taking a metal handle in each hand, thumbs on the black handle. If this step was not sufficient, use the squeegee in the back compartment of the Formwash and give small strokes in different directions at the base of the piece.

== Clean the print ==
=== Clean with the Formwash ===
The amount of alcohol should be between the two arrows, which indicates when it is time to change the alcohol.
=> To be completed
Formlabs recommends for the Tough 2000 two washing times of 10min each, with a clean solvent for the 2nd. With the instructor we did not change the solvent so this should not be necessary. https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Form-Wash-Time-Settings?language=en_US.

It becomes necessary to change the alcohol in the Formcure when the parts are badly cleaned and have more and more deposit.

=== Clean by hand ===
It is necessary to clean the print by hand after it has passed through the machine, especially to make sure that there is no resin left in the corners and grooves. '''(I don't have notes on how this was done, but I believe the guy used a pipette to make short, powerful jets of alcohol or water. See a video to be sure how to do it).'''

Wikimdr:About

2023-06-02T11:20:36Z

Admin: Creation of the About page

This wiki was created on May 2023 to support the research practice of the master's students. It is hosted by Rezel, a student association from Telecom Paris.

Form 3+

2023-05-09T15:21:55Z

Admin: Admin moved page Form3+ to Form3 without leaving a redirect: The + sign of Form3+ is encoded in the url. It is better to remove it.

== Presentation ==
Form 3+ is a 3D printer by Formlabs that uses SLA (StereoLithography Apparatus) technology. It is a process of polymerization (solidification) of liquid resin, thanks to a UV laser. It differs from FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling = printer with a filament) so read carefully this documentation. With SLA, the resin is irreversibily hardened in a type of material called ''thermosetting polymer''. Since it resists heat, the obtained pieces can't be recycled properly. It also generate more trash with the replacement of tanks and cans. On top of that SLA production costs are higher than our other FDM machines. With that in mind, consider opting for SLA instead of FDM if :
* Result needs to be more precise than what other printers can do
* Result needs to resist to heat or certain mechanical forces
* Result needs to have properties specific to certain resins: flexibility, transparency...

== Security ==

'''Handle with gloves and glasses when working with resin or alcohol. In case of contact with the body, wash exposed parts with soap and water.'''

== Important rules of use ==
* Do not touch the transparent film under and in the tanks (things containing the poured resin). Also, do not put the tank outside of its receptacle or the printer. This would cause damage to the film, disturbing the action of the laser and requiring the replacement of the tank (135€). The tank is therefore handled by holding the handles on the sides.
* A tank is only used for ONE type of resin. A label (which must be stuck on the tank and its receptacle) allows to know the type of resin used. If none of the tanks currently in use has the resin you want, you use a new tank.
* The orange color of some transparent elements allows to protect the resin from UV of the natural light. We therefore think to close the lid of the tanks or the machine containing the tank with resin.
* Handle tanks containing resin with care to avoid spilling it.
* Resin is a liquid chemical and should not be disposed of in a normal garbage can. This also applies to the paper towel used to wipe up the resin residue. Everything should be disposed of in the specially labelled chemical waste garbage can. <= This is theory, because for now no such garbage can exist yet.

== Support ==
For additional information to this documentation (time and settings for Formwash and Formcure etc.) see https://support.formlabs.com/s/?language=fr
In case of problems with the machines send a detailed email to support@cylaos.fr with pictures.
People who made the training: Valentin (PhD student), Clémentine (M2), Côme (M2), Louise (M1). People who already used the machine : Soumil (M2), Timothée (M2).

== Printing process ==

To make a print it is necessary to go through different steps:
* preparation of the 3D model with [https://formlabs.com/fr/software/#preform Preform software]
* printing with Form 3+ not 3B or 3A
* automatic cleaning with Formwash
* manual cleaning
* UV polymerization with Formcure
* cutting of the object's supports

It is not necessary to take care of the object directly after a step in a machine, however it is good to take advantage of the fact that the object is full of alcohol after the Formwash to continue with the manual cleaning.

== Choosing the right resin ==
=> to complete

== Prepare your 3D model with Preform ==

See [[Preform]] documentation.

== Printing ==
=== Prepare the material ===
* Glasses, gloves, paper towels
* Tools behind the Formwash
* Work surface protection

=== Prepare the Form3+ ===
to complete

=> Add here the things that normally don't need to be done like
upgrading the machine.

=== Starting the printing with the Form3+ ===

=> To be completed

=== End of printing ===
To retrieve the part, lift the small latch on top of the platform and grasp the black handle on top of the platform. Pull the handle towards you, and with a rotation of the wrist at the same time, put the platform face up. Prepare a protection on the work surface (cutting board) and provide paper towels. Close the cap of the resin cartridge at the back of the Form3+. Clean the holder with paper towel and alcohol.

To remove the piece, twist the metal plate by taking a metal handle in each hand, thumbs on the black handle. If this step was not sufficient, use the squeegee in the back compartment of the Formwash and give small strokes in different directions at the base of the piece.

== Clean the print ==
=== Clean with the Formwash ===
The amount of alcohol should be between the two arrows, which indicates when it is time to change the alcohol.
=> To be completed
Formlabs recommends for the Tough 2000 two washing times of 10min each, with a clean solvent for the 2nd. With the instructor we did not change the solvent so this should not be necessary. https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Form-Wash-Time-Settings?language=en_US.

It becomes necessary to change the alcohol in the Formcure when the parts are badly cleaned and have more and more deposit.

=== Clean by hand ===
It is necessary to clean the print by hand after it has passed through the machine, especially to make sure that there is no resin left in the corners and grooves. '''(I don't have notes on how this was done, but I believe the guy used a pipette to make short, powerful jets of alcohol or water. See a video to be sure how to do it).'''

Form 3+

2023-05-09T15:19:31Z

Admin: Creation of the Form3+ page and start of the documentation

== Presentation ==
Form 3+ is a 3D printer by Formlabs that uses SLA (StereoLithography Apparatus) technology. It is a process of polymerization (solidification) of liquid resin, thanks to a UV laser. It differs from FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling = printer with a filament) so read carefully this documentation. With SLA, the resin is irreversibily hardened in a type of material called ''thermosetting polymer''. Since it resists heat, the obtained pieces can't be recycled properly. It also generate more trash with the replacement of tanks and cans. On top of that SLA production costs are higher than our other FDM machines. With that in mind, consider opting for SLA instead of FDM if :
* Result needs to be more precise than what other printers can do
* Result needs to resist to heat or certain mechanical forces
* Result needs to have properties specific to certain resins: flexibility, transparency...

== Security ==

'''Handle with gloves and glasses when working with resin or alcohol. In case of contact with the body, wash exposed parts with soap and water.'''

== Important rules of use ==
* Do not touch the transparent film under and in the tanks (things containing the poured resin). Also, do not put the tank outside of its receptacle or the printer. This would cause damage to the film, disturbing the action of the laser and requiring the replacement of the tank (135€). The tank is therefore handled by holding the handles on the sides.
* A tank is only used for ONE type of resin. A label (which must be stuck on the tank and its receptacle) allows to know the type of resin used. If none of the tanks currently in use has the resin you want, you use a new tank.
* The orange color of some transparent elements allows to protect the resin from UV of the natural light. We therefore think to close the lid of the tanks or the machine containing the tank with resin.
* Handle tanks containing resin with care to avoid spilling it.
* Resin is a liquid chemical and should not be disposed of in a normal garbage can. This also applies to the paper towel used to wipe up the resin residue. Everything should be disposed of in the specially labelled chemical waste garbage can. <= This is theory, because for now no such garbage can exist yet.

== Support ==
For additional information to this documentation (time and settings for Formwash and Formcure etc.) see https://support.formlabs.com/s/?language=fr
In case of problems with the machines send a detailed email to support@cylaos.fr with pictures.
People who made the training: Valentin (PhD student), Clémentine (M2), Côme (M2), Louise (M1). People who already used the machine : Soumil (M2), Timothée (M2).

== Printing process ==

To make a print it is necessary to go through different steps:
* preparation of the 3D model with [https://formlabs.com/fr/software/#preform Preform software]
* printing with Form 3+ not 3B or 3A
* automatic cleaning with Formwash
* manual cleaning
* UV polymerization with Formcure
* cutting of the object's supports

It is not necessary to take care of the object directly after a step in a machine, however it is good to take advantage of the fact that the object is full of alcohol after the Formwash to continue with the manual cleaning.

== Choosing the right resin ==
=> to complete

== Prepare your 3D model with Preform ==

See [[Preform]] documentation.

== Printing ==
=== Prepare the material ===
* Glasses, gloves, paper towels
* Tools behind the Formwash
* Work surface protection

=== Prepare the Form3+ ===
to complete

=> Add here the things that normally don't need to be done like
upgrading the machine.

=== Starting the printing with the Form3+ ===

=> To be completed

=== End of printing ===
To retrieve the part, lift the small latch on top of the platform and grasp the black handle on top of the platform. Pull the handle towards you, and with a rotation of the wrist at the same time, put the platform face up. Prepare a protection on the work surface (cutting board) and provide paper towels. Close the cap of the resin cartridge at the back of the Form3+. Clean the holder with paper towel and alcohol.

To remove the piece, twist the metal plate by taking a metal handle in each hand, thumbs on the black handle. If this step was not sufficient, use the squeegee in the back compartment of the Formwash and give small strokes in different directions at the base of the piece.

== Clean the print ==
=== Clean with the Formwash ===
The amount of alcohol should be between the two arrows, which indicates when it is time to change the alcohol.
=> To be completed
Formlabs recommends for the Tough 2000 two washing times of 10min each, with a clean solvent for the 2nd. With the instructor we did not change the solvent so this should not be necessary. https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Form-Wash-Time-Settings?language=en_US.

It becomes necessary to change the alcohol in the Formcure when the parts are badly cleaned and have more and more deposit.

=== Clean by hand ===
It is necessary to clean the print by hand after it has passed through the machine, especially to make sure that there is no resin left in the corners and grooves. '''(I don't have notes on how this was done, but I believe the guy used a pipette to make short, powerful jets of alcohol or water. See a video to be sure how to do it).'''