The display is driven by 4 x 74HC595 Shift Registers controlled from the Arduino. Each register controls a colour (r, g & B) with the final register multiplexing the rows. The time is obtained from an DS1307 Real Time Clock chip with battery backup so that the device can be powered down and will resume at the correct time when powered back up again.
The display is driven by 4 x 74HC595 Shift Registers controlled from the Arduino. Each register controls a colour (r, g & B) with the final register multiplexing the rows. The time is obtained from an DS1307 Real Time Clock chip with battery backup so that the device can be powered down and will resume at the correct time when powered back up again.
































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My links and my clocks:
http://macoprojects.blogspot.com/
youtub
Here is something similar from Think Geek that I own. http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/7437/ And yes, it confuses the heck out of anyone who looks at it and says, "thats a clock?"
Joe H.