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Большие дизайнерские DIY настенные часы
Товар прибыл ко мне за 14 дней. Доставка осуществлялась новой почтой. Упаковано в обычный серый пакет с уплотнителем. Внутри красивая яркая коробка, которая практически не пострадала при транспортировке. Кто-то говорит, что часы не дарят, но это вы уже смотрите сами. Если надумаете, то можно. 
Комплектация
В коробке сверху лежал конверт, внутри которого находятся цифры и надписи. Словами у нас прописаны цифры 3,6,9,12 на английском языке. Располагать их можно хоть вертикально, хоть горизонтально, это уже на ваше усмотрение. Цифры эти являются завершающим элементом поклейки на другие цифры и буквы. Сверху зеркальной поверхности пленка, а снизу 3м скотч. 
Основной набор находится в трафаретах из вспененного материала. Толщина его приблизительно 7мм, за счет этого и достигается объем или 3D эффект, как любят писать китайцы. Об этом так же говорится на упаковке. На цифрах снизу есть защитная пленка, под которой есть клеевая основа. Получается, что сначала мы клеим эти цифры и буквы, а сверху уже зеркальные. 
Циферблат с блестящей поверхностью. Выполнен он из металла. Диаметр его составляет прблизительно 12см. С обратной стороны находится обычный механизм для часов, для запуска и работы которому необходима обычная батарея формата АА 
В комплекте также есть две металлические стрелки. Сверху синяя защитная пленка. У основания стрел есть грузики. Стрелки не очень легкие, но при работе ничего не заедает, все двигается плавно без рывков и постороннего шума. 
Так же есть калибровочный круг и линейка. С помощью этих рисунков мы сделаем разметку для приклеивания будущих цифр и букв. Все очень просто и удобно придумано. 
Начнем устанавливать
Мы решили делать на максимальную длину линейки, и получилось довольно не плохо. Можно делать ближе, дальше – это уже кому как будет удобно и нужно.
Процесс прост – забиваем крепежный тройник, не него крепим круг с механизмом, далее круг калибровочный, линейку и начинаем ставить точки, где будут располагаться цифры. 
Дальше берем толстые черные буквы и цифры, снимает защитный слой и приклеиваем в те места, где нанесли разметку. Слова «12» и «6» продавцы в рекламе изображают перевернутыми, но мы решили сделать их по горизонтали. 
Если у вас светлые обои, то можно оставить без верхнего блестящего слоя, но стрелки все равно блестящие, поэтому решили уже снять и доделать все до конца. 
Получилось, как по мне, очень даже прилично, хотя обои далеко не свежие, но все равно не плохо. Диаметр получился 130 см.
На стене есть отражения от зеркальной поверхности. так же часы начинают «играть» красками, от других объектов, которые расположены рядом. Смотрится красиво 
Заключение
Часы собираются примерно за пол часа. Долго отклевать все эти защитные пленки. Так все довольно не плохо. Часы не громко тикают. Экспериментировать можно и с диаметром, не делать такие огромные, как мы, тогда будет четче видно время. Очень бы хотелось секундную стрелку, но скорей всего ее не ставят, так как вращаться механизму было б сложней из-за веса, и батарея садилась быстрее. Это я так думаю, а там кто его знает. За два дня часы точно показывают время. Судить конечно рано о точность, но и это уже не плохо. По другим отзывам, люди пишут, что за месяц практически не отклонились от правильного курса. Всем спасибо за внимание. До скорого.
DIY — Wooden Clock
Had some spare time this weekend so went ahead and assembled this AU$2.40 4-Bits DIY Electronic Digital Clock which I bought from AliExpress a while ago.
Step 1: Unboxing
I bought this DIY kit from “HESAI 3C Electronic Components Store” from AliExpress for just AU$2.40. I have provided the store’s link in the description below. The packaging was good and the item was delivered to me in just 15 days.
The item came with a circuit diagram and a list of components included in the packaging. Including the instruction sheet there are 18 items in this packet. You can find a scanned copy of the circuit diagram in the description below.
Frankly speaking, by looking at the components it doest look like you really need to be an electronic genius to assemble all these components. I guess all you need is just a general purpose soldering kit and a bit of your spare time.
Step 2: Soldering
The board is actually drawn out with all the shapes of the components on it, so even if you don’t know what the components are its really easy to find the right place for it. I am going to install the components from top to bottom so that I have easy access to all of them while soldering.
Lets first solder the 1K PR1 resistor pack to the board. One end of the resistor pack has a white dot on it. The white dotted side sits on the square facing the left side of the clock. After that, I am soldering the 8550 PNP transistor to the board. Just match the ‘D’ of the transistor to the ‘D’ drawn on the board and you will never get it wrong.
Next, I am soldering the 10μF capacitor. The +ve terminal or the long leg of the capacitor slides into the hole that has a plus next to it.
It actually doesn’t matter what order you are solder the components on the board. The reason I am soldering them from top to bottom is to have easy access to the components when I am putting them on the board.
After soldering the base of the IC I am soldering the 2 x 10K resistors and the 3 ceramic capacitors to the board. Next, I am soldering the 12MHz oscillator crystal and the buzzer to the board. The positive leg of the buzzer slides into the hole which has a plus mark on it. After that, I am soldering the 2 x push buttons and the screw terminal block. I really don’t like the concept of having the buttons in the front so, I will later move them to the back of the unit. The supply voltage can be between 3v to 6v. This clock also comes with 2 different alarm settings. You can either set them up or turn them off if you don’t need them. This clock only displays in the 24hr clock format. I don’t know about you but I really like the 24hrs format so its actually a good thing for me.
OK, now the final bit, lets solder the 4-Bit 7-segment display and install the AT89C2051 IC to the socket. Make sure when you solder the 7-Segment the dot on the bottom right corner matches the dot on the board. These displays consume a hell lot of current so, before creating the enclosure I will do a bit of maths to estimate how long the clock will last on a fully charged battery.
Step 3: Testing
Once everything is soldered its time for us to do a quick test. Looks like everything is working the way they should, so lets now do the math and find out how many hours this clock will last without recharging the battery..
Step 4: Current Calculation
To calculate the current we need to setup our multimeter to current calculation mode. Then connect the multimeter in series with the clock to the battery. The 18650 battery I have holds 1500mAh current and by looking at the multimeter it looks like the clock consumes almost 25mAh current. So, if we divide 1500 by 25 we get 60hrs which is like 2.5 days.
1500mA / 25mA = 60hrs
60hrs / 24 = 2.5 days
Step 5: Reset Button
I have noticed that when you recharge the battery after it goes completely flat the clock displays all sorts of funny things except for the time on the display. So, adding a reset button to this clock wood be a good idea. Went back to the clock’s manual and looked into the circuit diagram. Looking at the circuit you can see that Pin 1 of the IC is the Reset pin. Digging a bit further, you can easily figure out that to reset the IC you just need to set the pin to HIGH. So thats it, bingo. Lets do a quick test and see if I have hit the jackpot or not. Oh yes, that bloody works. Cool, now lets go ahead and create the wooden enclosure for this clock.
Step 6: Woodworking
While cleaning my store room I looked at the pile of scrap wood I have in there. I was shocked to see the amount of crap I have collected overtime. Its like, my scrap pile explodes every time I build a new project! Bigger the project, the bigger the pile of scrap wood! So, I used a bit of it to create a nice looking enclosure for this clock.
I also added few upgraded to this small project which I am going to show you in the video.
Step 7: Installing the Push Buttons
As discussed earlier I am moving the pushbuttons from the front to the back of the unit. I am also adding a reset button along with the other two buttons to the back panel. I choose plywood to create the back panel as it has less thickness than a pallet-wood.
Using the thinnest drill bit I am drilling all the holes required for the 3 pushbuttons. After that I am soldering a 6 way ribbon cable to the pushbuttons. It was actually a bit of a challenge to solder the ribbon to the buttons, so to hold the cable tight I am adding a bit of hot glue to it.
Step 8: Installing the TP4056 Charging Module
Next, I am going to install the TP4056 battery charging module with the protection IC to the unit. The protection IC protect the 18650 battery from overcharging and over-discharging. If you want to know more about this module please check out my tutorial number 2 “DIY — Solar Battery Charger”. After drilling the right size hole in the back-plate I am going to hot-glue the module into it.
Step 9: Installing the Wireless Charger
Ha ha, I became a bit lazy and instead of using nails or screws to stick the back plate, I just hot-glued it to the back of the unit.
After that I plugged in this ‘wireless charging receiver’ to the TP4056 charging module which I also bought from AliExpress for $3. If you don’t want to use a wireless charger you can either use a step-down converter or micro-USB charger.
Step 10: Connecting the Pushbuttons
Once the backplate is in place I am soldering the push buttons to the clock. The reset button connects to the +ve and pin number 1 of the MCU. The other two pushbuttons will just replace the ones in the front.
Step 11: Connecting the Charging Module and Battery
Now lets connect the battery and the charging module to the clock.
Connect the OUT+ and OUT- of the TP4056 module to the +ve and -ve input ports of the clock. Next I am installing the 3.7v 18650 battery using hot-glue inside the wooden enclosure. Once fitted I am connecting the B+ and B- ports of the TP4056 module to the +ve and -ve ends of the battery. Thats it, we are almost done.
Step 12: Installing the Faceplate
To finish up the project I am going to stick the 7-segment display to the faceplate and then hot-glue it to the front side of the wooden enclosure.
Step 13: Setting Up the Clock
Programming is done using the two pushbuttons S1 and S2. In my project, I am calling the B1 and B2.
- Hold the B1 to enter the clock settings mode
- A: Set Hour — press B2 to change the hour and B1 when done
- B: Set Minutes — press B2 to change the minutes and B1 when done
- C: Set Chime On/Off — press B2 to turn it on or off and B1 when done
- D: Set Alarm 1 On/Off — press B2 to turn it on or off and B1 when done
- E: Set Alarm 1 Hour — press B2 to change the alarm hour and B1 when done
- F: Set Alarm 1 Minute — press B2 to change the alarm minutes and B1 when done
- G: Set Alarm 2 On/Off — press B2 to turn it on or off and B1 when done
- H: Set Alarm 2 Hour — press B2 to change the alarm hour and B1 when done
- I: Set Alarm 2 Minute — press B2 to change the alarm minutes and B1 when done
When the alarm starts beeping you need to press B2 to turn it off. There is no option to put it on snooze; however, as this clock has 2 alarms you can set them at an interval of 10 or 5 minutes to sort of mock the snooze option.
Step 14:
This clock is really very nice and accurate. Great for all the DIY lovers and for those who like electronics. I really enjoyed building it. In the night I charge my phone with the wireless charger and in the daytime the clock sits over it. Wireless charging gives this clock 100% mobility. I can take it with me to the shower, when I am having food or even when we go out for picnic.
Few things you guys can add to this project: * A transparent sheet for the faceplate so that only the lit up digits are visible * Remove the charging indicators from the TP4056 module and add two LEDs at the back to know when charging is happening and when the unit is fully charged. * LDR to dim the 7-Segment at night
Step 15: Links
The watch/clock is available here: Store: HESAI 3C Electronic components Store Website:https://www.aliexpress.com/item/High-Quality-C51-. Cost: AU$2.32 / piece
Kit Model: YSZ-4 Supply voltage: 3V-6V PCB Size: 52mm * wide 42mm
1. Seconds correction (for precise School)
2. Switch to every minute independent display interface
3. whole point of time (8–20 o\’clock chime can be turned off)
4. Two alarm settings (you can turn off the alarm function)
A. 0.56 inch special red digital clock for display;
B. Import AT89C2051 for master chip;
C. 1.2mm thick PCB made from military grade FR-4 board;
D. accurate travel time, travel time error range error -1 to +1 seconds every 24 hours.
DIY Digital Clock With 7 Segment LED Display
Introduction: DIY Digital Clock With 7 Segment LED Display
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Hey guys, Welcome to Being Engineers. Hope you all are going great. This will be a short and simple project about how to make a digital clock using Arduino. Previously We have made a binary clock using charlieplexing concept. You can find the link to that tutorial in the later part of this instructables. There are countless number of ways to make a digital clock using Arduino or say any kind of microcontroller. The main visible change is the way the time is presented to the viewer. You can use a LCD screen, OLED screen or even make a completely new display technique which will be out of the box. But I want the look of a more traditional digital clock that uses 7 segment displays to portray the digit on the front panel. So I will be using 7 segment display for this project. So without further ado let’s start this process.
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Step 1: Gather the Required Components
Gather these items before starting the project —
- Atmega328p Microcontroller X 1
- DS1307 RTC IC X 1
- 1 inch Common Anode 7 Segment LED Display X 4
- 2N3904 NPN Transistor X 4
- 7805 Voltage Regulator X 1
- 16 MHz Crystal Oscillator X 1
- 32.746 KHz Crystal OScillator X 1
- Pushbutton X 1
- Slide On/Off Switch X 1
- 3mm LED X 2
- Dc Female jack X 1
- 330E Resistor X 2
- 150E Resistor X 7
- 100K Resistor X 4
- 10K Resistor X 3
- 6.8K Resistor X 1
- 220uF Caps X 2
- 22pF Caps X 2
- 100nF Caps X2
- 1N4007 Diode X 1
- 8 pin & 28 pin IC Socket X 1 each
- 3v CR2032 battery
- 9V-12V DC 1A Power Supply
Except these you will need soldering equipment.
Step 2: Draw the CIrcuit Diagram for the Clock
After you have gathered all the required components, it’s time to draw the schematic for the project.
I use EasyEDA to draw circuit diagram for this kind of projects. It is super simple to draw circuits here with its easy to interact controls and tools. It makes life a lot easier afterwards. So this is the final circuit that I came up with. You can find the circuit diagram in the attached PDF.
I will use a DIY Arduino on board as a microcontroller. If you aren’t sure about what I am talking, follow the links below.
Step 3: Simulate the Circuit
Before designing a PCB and finalizing a product it’s always a good idea to simulate the circuit to check if everything works as it was intended to do or not. I will recommend you to use proteus for simulation. The available library is vast for Proteus.
In this picture you can see I have simulated the same circuit in ISIS. The result also looks good.
Step 4: Design the PCB and Order
Once you are sure about the circuit implementation it’s time for designing the PCB. I used JLCPCB for manufacturing the PCBs for me. It’s a counterpart of EasyEDA, that helps a lot with circuit modification and updating PCB with a new components. For this step you must have some basic knowledge about designing a PCB. Even though the portal is very much user friendly for first time user, you can end up doing something wrong and that will cause your PCBs to be unusable. So be sure about the design before generating a gerber file from the EasyEDA platform. From there you can place order directly on JLCPCB, they offers a great deal for prototyping your PCBs.
Step 5: Solder All the Components on Board
Once you have received the PCBs, it time to solder the components on it. This step is very straight forward. Just make a print out of the circuit diagram and BOM. Having a physical copy at the time of soldering helps a lot. Place each component on the PCB as the diagram tells. All these are through hole components and that will result a better as well as easier soldering experience. You don’t need any soldering station for this job.
After soldering. check the continuity of each pad. Make sure that there are no solder bridges shorting two pins. Also note the orientation of the items before inserting the components in their place.
One thing you may find odd is that all the components are on the top layer of the PCB except some resistors and the 3V battery. I did this intentionally to reduce the size of this board. That’s completely your choice, as long the connections are proper everything will work. Another thing you may find odd is that there are two leds on board. The one at the right is the power indicator that is connected with 7805 with current limiting resistor. The second is also a 3mm led that is connected to the pin A0 of the microcontroller. I can use it with a blink program to check the onboard DIY arduinos works or not. This is how I like it to be. You can remove this led from your PCB if you want.
Step 6: Set the Proper Time/Date in the RTC IC
Now you need to feed the correct time and date into the RTC module. Do the following steps —
- Insert the DS1307 IC in the 8 pin IC socket with the notch pointing outwards from the PCB.
- Place a 3V CR2032 coin cell at the battery holder in the back.
- Power up the PCB by a 9-12V DC supply.
- Take a working Arduino and make the following connections with the PCB.
- Arduino SCL(A5) to 28 pin IC Socket pin 28.
Arduino SDA(A4) to 28 pin IC Socket pin 27.
Then common the ground of both Arduino and PCB’s ground.
So now the clock is running in the DS1307 and the 3V battery will power up the IC all time even if the main power is off.
Step 7: Upload the Code in the Microcontroller
In this step we have to upload the main program to the microcontroller.
- Open the sketch «Digital_clock.ino» in Arduino IDE and upload the code to the Arduino.
- Remove the IC using a tweezer or flat head screwdriver.
- Insert the IC in the 28 pin IC socket on the PCB. The notch will be facing outwards.
- Insert the DC adapter to the Dc socket.
- Slide the switch to power up the board.
Step 8: It's DONE!
Now if you have everything correctly till now, the LED segments should light you with numbers and will present you the correct time. Do check if 1 minutes of this clock matches perfectly with 1 minute of a standard commercial clock. Also if you find the clock is not keeping up with the actual time, then you can change the 3V coin cell and try again.
That’s it. The project is completed hereby. If you liked this project then please let us know by liking this post or commenting your inputs down below. Also follow us here in Instructables and subscribe to our youtube channel. I will see you in my next tutorial. Till then goodbye and take care.