Looks great, actually it looks very similair to my own clock even we use the same components. See http://blog.kruyt.org/archives/22 but I need still to finish mine I’m already building it to long. Any chance you will share your code?
Nice clock! Seems you had the same idea
I already posted the code in one of the posts, but it’s not the latest version. I’m still playing a little with colors. I will post a more recent version this days.
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a little PCB [...]
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a little PCB [...]
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a [...]
You maybe need to add the following code to start the RTC under setup:
if (! RTC.isrunning()) {
Serial.println(“RTC is NOT running!”);
// following line sets the RTC to the date & time this sketch was compiled
RTC.adjust(DateTime(__DATE__, __TIME__));
}
Hi Tobias,
Looks great, actually it looks very similair to my own clock even we use the same components. See http://blog.kruyt.org/archives/22 but I need still to finish mine I’m already building it to long. Any chance you will share your code?
Hi Dennis,
I posted the updated version here: http://tobiscorner.floery.net/rgb-pixel-clock-part-3/
Hi Dennis,
Nice clock! Seems you had the same idea
I already posted the code in one of the posts, but it’s not the latest version. I’m still playing a little with colors. I will post a more recent version this days.
Tobias
[...] RGB Pixel Clock Part 4 [...]
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a little PCB [...]
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a little PCB [...]
[...] a project inspired by a highly polished art piece. [Tobias] has been working on his own RGB LED clock which uses one light for each minute in an hour. He was inspired to start the project after seeing the Equinox clock. That one used a [...]
[...] RGB Pixel Clock via Hackaday [...]
hello
really nice in deed,
i just try to compile, but only led 26 is red 46 blue 47 green and 48 blue, nothing move, notheng else
when i do the test led with fast spi, the strip is working fine.
even the ds1307 work fine with another project..
any idea ? would be nice., bcs i really like the work, and would like to have a clock like this
regards
w
Hi walter,
You maybe need to add the following code to start the RTC under setup:
if (! RTC.isrunning()) {
Serial.println(“RTC is NOT running!”);
// following line sets the RTC to the date & time this sketch was compiled
RTC.adjust(DateTime(__DATE__, __TIME__));
}
hello,
thx for the answer, yes itwas a problem with the rtc., i program the rtc ( just with the lib examples ) and its running.
just need to find out to change the colours.,mine lighting yellow in the dark mode
thx again
r
wjh