Alarm clock in tech design - Arduino-based desk clock
In a previous post, I talked about how to make an Arduino-based wristwatch using a 3D printer. The next step was logical - to make a desktop alarm clock from more or less standard modules. It took me one Sunday to build the alarm. The case turned out to be so-so - too simple. He blew out paint from a spray can, it seemed to be better. Then I will redraw. Or redraw yourself, in Sketchup for example.
But the sketch is very beautiful. With sunset effect.
Anyway. The watch case is assembled from 4 plastic parts printed on such a 3D printer .
What I used:
• Arduino UNO
• MP1095 - Real-time clock (RTC)
• 1.6 "Color CSTN display (132 * 132)
• Three buttons.
• Piezoceramic tweeter.
• 8 M3x16 screws
• 2 M3x45 screws
• 8 simple M3 nuts and 2 self-locking nuts M3
• 3D printer (or you need access to print parts on a 3D printer)
4th plastic parts ( here you can download STL files)
w1 - display platform
w2 - left platform for buttons
w3 - right platform for buttons
w4 - basis for installing Arduino UNO We
assemble the electrical circuit as follows:
Under this linksketch for ARDUINO UNO
Here are the libraries that you will need to compile in the Arduino environment:
ColorLCDShield
DS1307RTC
Time
PinChangeInt
Video tutorial for setting up.
In the video there are watches made on an acrylic price tag from some store. Also very beautiful!
But the sketch is very beautiful. With sunset effect.
Anyway. The watch case is assembled from 4 plastic parts printed on such a 3D printer .
What I used:
• Arduino UNO
• MP1095 - Real-time clock (RTC)
• 1.6 "Color CSTN display (132 * 132)
• Three buttons.
• Piezoceramic tweeter.
• 8 M3x16 screws
• 2 M3x45 screws
• 8 simple M3 nuts and 2 self-locking nuts M3
• 3D printer (or you need access to print parts on a 3D printer)
4th plastic parts ( here you can download STL files)
w1 - display platform
w2 - left platform for buttons
w3 - right platform for buttons
w4 - basis for installing Arduino UNO We
assemble the electrical circuit as follows:
Under this linksketch for ARDUINO UNO
Here are the libraries that you will need to compile in the Arduino environment:
ColorLCDShield
DS1307RTC
Time
PinChangeInt
Video tutorial for setting up.
In the video there are watches made on an acrylic price tag from some store. Also very beautiful!