At the time of compilation, it gives me the error:'BUTTON_PULLUP' was not declared in this scope . Although I have installed button.h library . What I have to do thanks ,
hallo sir very nice project jst assembled and it worked i changed the rtc1307 to ds3231 and its working fine ds is very accurate compared to 1307.....good work quick question i noticed on the date the display is not complete the second digit like "10th the 0" is half how do i rectify that the rest work fine
Sir it would be very nice if you could add temperature feature to this clock as the ds3231 already has the feature to it. I'm a beginner electronic enthusiast, so i neee help. By far I found your way of representation the best among other videos of arduino digital clock in RU-vid so if you could please add the temperature feature it would be very nice. Thank you.
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Hi, beautiful and useful project. I found the errors: a) Wire1.begin () in Wire.begin () -------- b) now.day0fWeek () in now.dayOfTheWeek () r works fine. Now I want to know how to change the time and other functions to change. Thanks. I forgot not to mark the temperature
Hello, I have a question What is the part of the code that would allow me to add a space between the day and the suffix. I ask because sometimes the numbers and the suffixes of the days are cut off, for example 28TH appears as 2ETH and the eight is cut off and looks like an E
At the time of compilation, it gives me the error: BUTTON _ LULLUP was declared in this scope. What I have to do thanks. Beautiful project is also very useful.
Go to: create.arduino.cc/projecthub/mircemk/mini-led-matrix-clock-d4f5f5 and first download and install libraries given there . After installing libraries, compile the sketch
@@MirkoPavleskiMK I see that yours works, but when I hook it up and upload your code I only get errors due to the FontLEDClock.h font library and the Button.h library. I wish it did work!
