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Building the LED matrix on PCBs with surface mount components allows for very slim clock bodies and makes the display construction simpler but above 500mm x 500mm the PCBs start to get expensive. These clocks are quite complex to build due to the number of connections in the matrix display. With the 256 LEDs to play with there are huge amounts of different display modes available. They often tell the rough temperature in words like warm, very warm, cold very cold etc. These clocks have a one minute worded resolution of time as well as morning, evening, night etc.

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The Word Clocks with the highest level of complexity use a 16x16 LED matrix giving a full 256 LEDs to control. The 450mm wall hanging version cost around £1000 and features interchangeable front panels in many colours and materials as well as smaller desktop and watches are available. There are commercial versions of this type of clock available.

These clocks are reasonable complex to build and often use strips of LEDs to make the build easier. Often the four LEDs around the corners of the frame indicate the passing four minutes to fill the gap between the 5 minute worded resolution. These clock still use a 5 min resolution in words but often add 'just gone 5 past' or almost 10 to' to increase the resolution slightly.

The Raspberry Pi controlled clock Photo 2 even has multicolour LEDs and as it has 110 individual LEDs it can display digits and basic images.

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The medium level clock has a 11x10 matrix of LEDs plus four addition LEDs around the outside of the clock. The main disadvantage of these clocks is they can only show the time in this set format. These clocks only use 20 or so individual LED blocks and therefore are the simplest to construct. The simplest use blocks of words to tell the time in five minute resolution eg O'CLOCK, 5 PAST, 10 PAST etc. There are a few different design types around that affect the complexity of the clock build. Word Clocks tell the time using a matrix of words or numbers and letters and have been around for many years.

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This clock is based on the original Word Clock by Wouter Devinck full details on his Instructable & GitHub and the 'Catalan' Pijuana Word Clock software based on Wouter Devinck's clock (this is a fork off the original Wouter Devinck design) here GitHub. Leave R5 connected to PIN D7 via 0v.Įdit 13/12/17 Corrected fault on touch sensors on Tetris game now v3.8 There are touch pads in each corner to setup and control the clock.Įdit Do not use automatic summer winter correction as there is a bug that causes the RTC to loose the time on power loss. The Clock measures 500mm x 500mm (19.68' x19.68') weighs 12lb (5.5Kg) and is designed to be wall mounted. There is an option for PIR or Doppler Radar control so the clock automatically turns off when no one is in the room. Without a Master clock time is controlled by the Word Clock's built in temperature compensated real time clock. The clock can be stand alone or run as a slave off a Master Clock if required. There are also modes for digital clock, analogue clock, temperature & humidity, & also three games, Game of Life, Simon & Tetris.

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Code v4.5 works for both PIR and Doppler Radar modules. V4.5 the clock now checks for movement on the quarter hour and will turn off the display if no movement detected. NEW v4.6 onward a hidden switch enables/disables the touch sensors to prevent unauthorized clock setting. NEW Jason Groves has designd his own version of this clock on PCB. Further details on this build on my site here Word ClockĪrduino Word Clock with minute resolution of time in words and linear display of seconds.

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