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Clock That Is Wrong

A 7-Segment Clock that displays the wrong time when it detects someone looking at it.

{ Twitter Demo }

Clock with 3D Printed Case

Hardware

You will need:

Wiring

  1. Connect the Person Sensor to the 7-Segment backpack using a STEMMA QT cable.
  2. Connect the ESP-32 dev board to the other STEMMA QT port.

Clock with 3D Printed Case

Software

  1. Get CircuitPython running on your dev board.
  2. Install the following libraries:
    1. adafruit_ht16k33 (from the adafruit library bundle)
    2. adafruit_requests.mpy (from the adafruit library bundle)
    3. adafruit_ticks.mpy (from the adafruit library bundle)
    4. person_sensor
  3. Load this repo's code.py file onto the dev board.
  4. Edit the timezone, wifi ssid, and password at the top of that file to fit your needs.
  5. That should be it!

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