AmateurAlarm
Hardware- 6 Devlogs
- 10 Total hours
An electric alarm clock that is powered by a XIAO ESP32 module, and it uses a 2.25inch TFT display screen and some buttons in the back of it to further help with the setup!
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devlog #6: Y’all I finally finished my alarm, I think it’s basic but if they ask me to change anything i’ll just make the PCB look unique and the case match the PCB’s shape, either way this was really fun and easy hopefully it gets accepted tho!!:D
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devlog #5: Almost done with the CAD, I finished the bottom, prob gonna make the top later, made it the same color scheme as AmateurPad because I love black and red!
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devlog #4: I couldn’t help but debug the firmware and fix some issues, also I finally setup my README so my github part is done I’m just gonna have to make the CAD and upload it to github and then i’ll be done with designing this project
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devlog #3: I know it’s a little early, but considering the fact that onshape won’t work for me and it keeps crashing, I decided to leave the CAD step for last. I finally finished the firmware, now I’m 2/3 done with this project and tomorrow or I guess I should say in the morning, I’ll figure out what I’ll do for the CAD and hopefully finish this project in 2 days (today and tomorrow)!!
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devlog #2: there’s actually no way, because of my previous experience with hardware on the hackpad mission, I finished step 1/3 in an hour and a half, and for those who don’t know why i’m shocked, in the hackpad mission I finished this step in 3 days, 2 hours a day each LETS GOOOOOO
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devlog #1: Getting started on my second ever hardware project!
