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Baltimore / program-specific access
Cycle position / 04—06Resources
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Access follows program capacity, orientation, and site permission.

Resources / 04 of 06

Use notes that can be maintained.

Morrow Common guides are built for the table, shop, and field. Every resource says who can use it, its format, available language summary, and who is responsible for keeping it current.

FORMAT / LANGUAGE / OWNER

A Baltimore member and network steward inspect a home router and cable together at a dining table.
A member and steward inspect a router without exposing household data.

Member library / directed access

Six resources, not a download pile.

  1. 01

    Home Signal Walk-Through

    A visual sequence for power, cables, router placement, and issue notes before a group session.

    Members + oriented neighborsPrint / screenEN + ID summaryBroadband team
  2. 02

    Router Reset Card

    A short card for safe steps that do not change network settings or account data.

    Neighbor SignalPrinted cardEN + IDSupport team
  3. 03

    Block Route Worksheet

    A blank sheet for barriers, permissions, and checkpoints without home addresses in the public copy.

    Block StewardPaper / PDFENField team
  4. 04

    Mount + Enclosure Template

    Base dimensions for a non-structural mount prototype; final fit is checked in the shop.

    Fabrication membersShop fileDiagramFabrication team
  5. 05

    Shared Tool Return Log

    An item, condition, and return-time list used at the end of each working session.

    All membersDesk ledgerEN + IDTool steward
  6. 06

    Cycle Change Note

    A concise record of an equipment, route, or responsibility change brought to member review.

    All membersPaper / screenEN + IDMember assembly

Service boundary / read before planning

Resources support a decision; they do not promise a connection.

A wheelchair-using electronics maker calibrates a network fixture at an accessible bench with a collaborator.
RESOURCE / ACCESSBENCH / 08
Area
Programs work in Baltimore areas defined for each cycle. No citywide coverage claim is made.
Site feasibility
Line of sight, property permission, building condition, and team capacity are reviewed directly. This site does not determine eligibility.
Support
Public guides are not an emergency repair service and do not replace a session with a steward.
Ownership
Working documents and shop files are maintained by the cooperative. Members bring changes for review rather than overwriting records alone.
See member responsibilities