Tung tung sa clock
Hardware- 6 Devlogs
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Why did I make this???? I dont know but its hella tuff ig
Thanks for fixing that CAD. Great job on this! Looking forward to seeing it built. Have fun building it!
Sorry you can remove those display holes if you want idrk what Omelette was thinking. I'm still seeing like a bunch of seperate parts in your .step, could you fix that/upload .stl files of your bottom case and top plate so I could see that they're actually one piece? Also it looks like your cutouts for the buzzer extruded through one of the pcb pillars lol
heyo, i dont see mounting holes for your display, please add them
This is awesome lol. I love the pcb art you added and the general TTT theme. I'm returning this cuz I have a few concerns about your 3D model/how it's being printed. In the .step it looks like your top-plate is connected to the rest of the base, which wouldn't work, but I see the top plate stl so I assume that's not accurate, is the .step old or something? Also the pegs to hold up TTT looks too small, you should size them up so they don't break. Thanks!
Day 6, Today i added all the requirements to the Github and took all the screenshots, unfortunatley i could not put holes in the figure model so i plan to print it out seperatly and just drill them. Im gonna ship the project and hopefully it gets accepted. If it does im gonna build it so stay tuned
Day 5, today i finished up the firmware, this for sure was the hardest part because I dont know the syntax for arudino. Claude and google and the blare docs lowk carried for this one. Right now i dont know if this code works until I test it on real hardware which is why I did not implement any special features yet so stay tuned for when i get the kit ad start building and stuff
Day 4, today I fixed up the design warnings on my pcb, finished up my case and I am right now rightig the FW. I plan to make the first button To set the clock and the second button to set the alarm, and then the buttons will send you into a mode where the first 2 buttons are for setting the hours, +/-, and the last 2 buttons are for setting the minutes, +/-, but while programming I did some digging about the board and discovered it has BLE (just bluetooth) and wifi to automatically set up the time, which lets me have 3 buttons to use for some features that make it unique (the other button is for the alarm.) I want to make it where the user will use bluetooth to send the WIFI info with a BLE app like nRF (BLE works kind of diffrent from normal bluetooth and requires an app) and then the Arduino will find time zone and time info from an API of some sort. These steps might change as I discover information so stay tuned!
hey guys this is day 3s devlog and today i just did some more designing. I added a bat design thing on a the front and some text on the back. I also added 2 notches on the top because i want to add a figure thing on it. Tomorrow i need to figure out how to export it and make a figure on the top.
Hi this is day number 2. Today I did the second part of the tutorial which was making the case in on shape, this was definitely the hardest part as I have never used this program before and my PC kept freezing up and crashed at some point. I added cool design on the side as you can see in the screenshot and I plan to do more customization next day because it looks like crap rn.
Day 1: Clock PCB designing. I kinda of finished this yesterday and couldnt make a devlog because I had to go to bed but here it is. I installed KiCad and made the pcb with assitance from the tutorial which was hell because my pc kept freezing up. I added some designs to it too because its hella tuff. thanks for reading
