DIY My Basic Relay Clock Project

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Jubleeve
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DIY My Basic Relay Clock Project

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First off, as a new user hello to everyone!

I'm new here in this fantastic community. Have learned a lot in a short space of time and gaining from the huge amount of information here and hopefully help others along the way.

I have been building some of the relay clocks as my first programming....

Here is a little project I made for a companion of mine. It's a programmable hand-off/clock. All hand-off circumstances are included utilizing the web interface. It just uses 2 segments, 4 Dupont wires, and a 5-volt divider wart. The principal module is from Olimex and has an ESP8266-EVB with 2M, control supply, catch, transfer and gpio pins. The show is an I2C module from Adafruit. The Olimex board has the pull-ups on GPIO 2 and GPIO 4 as of now for the I2C (how helpful). There are more things that can be included obviously, as diminish the show with a slider or at a specific time, or disposing of the 30-second startup time, and so forth. I am not the best coder, so on the off chance that you see something that can be enhanced, please told me.

When you initially control it up and it hasn't associated with your wifi organize, it will show 192 then 168 then 4 then 1, at that point you would interface with the AP and go to 192.168.4.1 in your program. It will show a straightforward website page to request your wifi information at that point reboot. It will then show the IP address so you can interface with it utilizing a program. It will then simply show the present time and check each second to check whether the hand-off ought to be on or off. It will likewise modify for the light investment funds time. You can likewise flip the hand-off from the site page. (According to a datasheet of ESP8266-EVB - https://www.icrfq.com/part/3833813-ESP8266_EVB.html ) The stand is 1/8" acrylic that was twisted utilizing a hotwire drinking spree. Other than assembling the adafruit show, there is no other binding vital.

The onboard catch has 2 operations. On the off chance that you squeeze it rapidly, it will flip the transfer. On the off chance that you hold it for over 2 seconds and discharge, it will show its IP address in the event that you overlook it.

I think it would be extremely useful for those who want to make a basic relay clock! :) 8-)

Thanks.
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cybereality
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Re: DIY My Basic Relay Clock Project

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Not sure exactly what you are describing but I like it.
Jubleeve
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Re: DIY My Basic Relay Clock Project

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Hello Cybereality, thanks for your reply :)
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