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1. #Diy word clock pdf#
2. #Diy word clock update#
3. #Diy word clock upgrade#
4. #Diy word clock code#
5. #Diy word clock iso#

#Diy word clock iso#

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Users/ayleen/Documents/Arduino/libraries/DCF77/DCF77.cpp:109:17: warning: ISO C++ forbids converting a string constant to ‘char*’ Users/ayleen/Documents/Arduino/libraries/DCF77/DCF77.cpp:102:14: warning: ISO C++ forbids converting a string constant to ‘char*’ Sers/ayleen/Documents/Arduino/libraries/DCF77/DCF77.cpp: In static member function ‘static void DCF77::int0handler()’: Sorry for my English, I’m From Switzerland and if you speak German, better for me. I installed all Library with the Links and tried the Versions.

#Diy word clock code#

All is finished, but the code will not run. Now the letters can be cut out with a sharp cutter knife. The best way to do this is to print out a template with the letters and fix it on the glass pane with adhesive tape.

Tip: Here it helps to spray the glass pane with detergent water first so that the bubbles can be easily pushed out of the foil afterward. The first step is to stick the adhesive foils onto the glass pane of the picture frame.Rocker switch as on/off switch (in the power supply lines).

#Diy word clock upgrade#

Optionally you can upgrade the Word Clock with these components:

#Diy word clock update#

UPDATE 2022: I built version 2.0 of the Word clock. The electronic base is similar to that of my LED-Matrix. Such word clocks cost several hundred euros in the trade, but with a little skill, they are also fast self-built. In this post, I will build a super cool word clock with Arduino and Neopixel LEDs. const uint8_t CLK_PIN = 13 // (or SCK) connect to matrix CLK const uint8_t DATA_PIN = 11 // (or MOSI) connect to matrix DATA const uint8_t CS_PIN = 10 // (or SS) connect to matrix LOAD const uint8_t MODE_SW_PIN = 3 // setup pin connected to mode switch const uint8_t EE_SUMMER_FLAG = 0 // - // Miscelaneous defines const uint8_t CLOCK_UPDATE_TIME = 5 // in seconds - time resolution to nearest 5 minutes does not need rapid updates! const uint32_t SHOW_DELAY_TIME = 1000 // in millisecnds - how long to show time in digits const uint32_t SETUP_TIMEOUT = 10000 // in milliseconds - timeout for setup mode // - // END OF USER CONFIGURABLE INFORMATION // - #define DEBUG 0 // - // Enumerated types for state machines typedef enum stateRun_t break case SR_SETUP : // time setup setupTime ( RTC. // MD_MAX72xx library can be found at // MD_KeySwitch library is found at // #include #include // I2C library for RTC #include // for saving summer time status #include #include #include // - // Hardware definitions // NOTE: For non-integrated SPI interface the pins will probably // not work with your hardware and may need to be adapted. Any other RTC may be // substitiuted with few changes as the current time is passed to all // matrix display functions.

// Library dependencies: // - // MD_DS1307 and MD_DS3231 RTC libraries found at // and. On exit it sets the new time // and returns to normal word display. - To set up the time: // + Double click the mode switch // + Then click to progress the hours // + Double click to stop editing hours and edit minutes // + Then click to progress the minutes // + Double click to exit editing and set the new time // Setup mode has a timeout for no inactivity. // More information on the Word Clock can be found in the blog article at // // // Functions: // - // - To see the time in digits, press the mode switch once. // Additional hardware required is RTC clock module (DS3231 used here) // and a momentary-on switch (tact switch or similar).

#Diy word clock pdf#

// The clock face (word matrix) for the clock can be found in the doc // folder of this sketch (Microsoft Word document and PDF versions). The mask is placed over the matrix // LEDs, folding over the small flaps on the sides and attaching them // to the side of the matrix using double sided tape. by Marco Colli // // April 2016 - version 1.0 // - Initial release // // April 2017 - version 1.1 // - Added summer time auto adjustment (long press) // // June 2019 - version 1.2 // - Changed for new MD_MAX72xx library hardware definition // // Description: // - // The word clock 8x8 LED matrix module to shine light through a // word mask printed on paper. Program to implement a Word Clock using the MD_MAX72XX library.