BasWage

Hi!Since the major part of the .ino file is written by my brother in law, I have to ask him if I can share the file. What is exactly the part that you are stuck with?

Thanks! Good luck!

Thank you!

Hi,I just want to control my Neopixel LED-strip using bluetooth.So, I do not want to use a temperature sensor or rotarty encoder.I tried to use your code, but it does not seem to work..Do you have any recommendations?Thanks!

I printed the black 'surrounding' of the text on transparent film indeed. However, if your LEDs are bright enough, you can use regular white paper too. I used an Arduino (started with Mega, later used the Uno and I am now using the Nano, since I work with LED strips that are accesable with one input only).Good luck!

What do you mean by hardware setup? In several intructables, a wiring scheme is given. However, I would advise you to try to figure it out yourself! That's what a project is about right?

Hi Rik,In the mean time, I made already eight Dutch word clocks!I usually make my stencil using Adobe Illustrator, but it works in Microsoft Word too. In Word, you have to use a 'mono-spaced' font, take a black background and white letters.Good luck!Bas

Thanks for your great Instructable!I already made five Word-clocks, starting from a very simple one (similar mess of wires as your first clock) to a more sophisticated one. Since I am still improving my design, I am very curious how you made the stencil (step 7). Did you print your design on transparent film? I did this too, but the ink did not block the light completely, so I had to use three stencils on top of each other, which caused aligning problems..Thanks for your reply!