Arduino Clock @ My working corner
Arduino Clock @ My working corner Abstract: It’s very easy to buy a wall clock with $8 ~ $10. However, I just want to make an Arduino clock and place it at my working corner. All hardware components are bought from aliexpress.com then write several lines of code. Finally, I have a clock as below figure.
Binary value for Second 05 = May (the 5th month, Jun = 6, Jul = 7…..)
(From left to right: Bit1 to Bit8) E.g. 00100000 = 4 seconds
08 = Day (Today: May 08) 18 = hour 13 = minute
TM1638
DS1302 RTC
Arduino UNO
Figure 1 - Arduino clock Wiring: TM1638: STB = PIN10, CLK = PIN9, DIO = PIN8 DS1320: CLK = PIN5, DAT = PIN6, RST = PIN7
Below tool is written by VS2008 which is used to calibrate the clock. Because DS1302 RTC runs faster than standard clock (from internet) about several seconds per day, or RTC is reset due to out of battery How to use: Select COM port for Arduino clock -> Select Baud rate (default = 9600) -> Click Connect -> Click Sync
Figure 2 - Time Calibration Tool
Binary value for Second 05 = May (the 5th month, Jun = 6, Jul = 7…..)
(From left to right: Bit1 to Bit8) E.g. 00100000 = 4 seconds
08 = Day (Today: May 08) 18 = hour 13 = minute
TM1638
DS1302 RTC
Arduino UNO
Figure 1 - Arduino clock Wiring: TM1638: STB = PIN10, CLK = PIN9, DIO = PIN8 DS1320: CLK = PIN5, DAT = PIN6, RST = PIN7
Below tool is written by VS2008 which is used to calibrate the clock. Because DS1302 RTC runs faster than standard clock (from internet) about several seconds per day, or RTC is reset due to out of battery How to use: Select COM port for Arduino clock -> Select Baud rate (default = 9600) -> Click Connect -> Click Sync
Figure 2 - Time Calibration Tool
