Summary of The Multi-format Clock – Gift contest
The author struggled with inspiration for a gift but created a multiformat clock. This device displays time in binary (3 or 6 columns), decimal, and hexadecimal formats. It features a color-changing backlight shifting from red to blue and supports power via USB or a wall plug.
Parts used in the Multi-format Clock:
- Binary display module (3 columns)
- Binary display module (6 columns)
- Decimal display module
- Hexadecimal display module
- USB power input
- Wallplug power adapter
- Red-to-blue changing backlight
I tend to have good ideas when I don’t need them but when I need them I always face the black wall of no inspiration. I had to come up with an idea for a present for Jeff-O. After a long week without inspiration, I came up with this:
A multiformat clock.
It displays time in:
Binary 3 collums
Binary 6 collums
Decimal
Hexadecimal
It can be powered by USB or wallplug and has a backlight tha slowly changes from red to blue and back.
For more Detail: The Multi-format Clock – Gift contest
- What formats does the clock display?
The clock displays time in binary with three columns, binary with six columns, decimal, and hexadecimal. - How can the clock be powered?
The device can be powered by either a USB connection or a wallplug. - Does the clock have a backlight?
Yes, it has a backlight that slowly changes color from red to blue and back again. - Can I use this as a gift idea?
Yes, the article describes this project as a gift created for someone named Jeff-O. - What inspired the creation of this clock?
The creator needed an idea for a present after facing a lack of inspiration following a long week. - Is the binary display available in different configurations?
Yes, the binary display is available in both three column and six column configurations.
