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Welcome to the espclock wiki!
Buy It Now! The White / Clear Model
Buy It Now! The Red Clock Model
Here are some features:
- Full customization for time zones: You can change the offset for Daylight savings or Std (or none at all) and when it starts and stops.
- Displays Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Tenths, Hundredths of seconds
- WPA2 Security
- Easy setup up: Press the setup button within 5 seconds of power-on to force into AP mode. Connect to ESP-CLOCK-XXXXX and go to http://192.168.4.1 to configure Wifi settings
- Password protected: Unique to each ESP card, displayed on power on
- Firmware updates: Can be updated by user remotely
- Fine adjust: Can tune clock by seconds
- Customization for NTP Server and sync interval (minimum of 60 seconds)
- Displays signal strength, last sync, first sync times
- Dim the display for night time
- Can run off of a standard USB Charger power supply
- Can change between 12 and 24 hour mode
- Handles leap seconds
This clock uses the GPIO pins on the ESP8266-01 module to connect to 2 Adafruit 7 segment display backpacks. A momentary ON switch is also used to put the clock into program mode. A basic schematic includes a 3.3v regulator, the ESP8266, the two displays and the button. The clock can use a 5v input such as a USB charger.
Special Thanks to:
Ben Buxton for his original design and code.
Paul Stoffregen for his Time Library.
Ewald Kendziorra - www.kendziorra.nl for his NTP code that actually gives milliseconds!
Dr. William F. Baker for his inspiration for a high precision time piece.
Schematic:
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