Real Time Clock with Display Example
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Put together a new example inspired by @gregl for the RTC module.
Also added a display to show date, time and temperature. -
Nice Hek.
Can you explain the values here?
(0x27, 2, 1, 0, 4, 5, 6, 7, 3, POSITIVE)I know the 0x27 is the i2c address - but the others are foreign to me, and i cant find the doco/wiki for that lib...or at least that version of the lib!
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I was just poking around on codebender and found the lib..but none of the examples use all these params.
IIRC ,I use a different lib...as my i2c lcd controllers are pretty old..byvac from memory.
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Found the new liquidcrystal library while searching my display Funduino/1602.
The parameters are:
addr, en,rw,rs,d4,d5,d6,d7,bl,blpolhttps://bitbucket.org/fmalpartida/new-liquidcrystal/downloads
Example:
http://jaredstemen.blogspot.se/2014/01/getting-funduino-1602-lcd-to-print.html -
Tried the lib out in my setup and it seems to be working just fine so I think I will use that one to so that I can be on the same page as @hek
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These OLED displays seem pretty cool also if the quality is ok and the library doesn't eat up too much space:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMiMNTv25Bw
A lot more information being displayed in a much smaller package. Price is similar to the 16x2 LCD and they run on 3.3-5V apparently. Available as I2C also. -
Hey maybe i can use this with the microview http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/48/idea-s-microview/
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These OLED displays seem pretty cool also if the quality is ok and the library doesn't eat up too much space:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMiMNTv25Bw
A lot more information being displayed in a much smaller package. Price is similar to the 16x2 LCD and they run on 3.3-5V apparently. Available as I2C also.@bjornhallberg said:
These OLED displays seem pretty cool also if the quality is ok and the library doesn't eat up too much space:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMiMNTv25Bw
A lot more information being displayed in a much smaller package. Price is similar to the 16x2 LCD and they run on 3.3-5V apparently. Available as I2C also.I have a couple of these (I2C) and they are great.
I have tried to use them together with a temp sensor but I failed doing so.
I was able to compile and upload the sketch but due to a lack of patience I did not investigate why it failed.
My gut feeling is that the problem was the use of too many string values... -
Put together a new example inspired by @gregl for the RTC module.
Also added a display to show date, time and temperature.@hek said in Real Time Clock with Display Example:
Hi
Can you modify code for adding temp sensor to GW.
And may be display day of week.
Thank you.
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