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IPS CLOCK ESP32-S3 [Part 1]

Using the TFT Screen to display images.

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This project was created on 09/04/2024 and last updated 2 years ago.

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This personal project uses six TFT screens to display the time (via WIFI), then synchronize with chip RTC. Additionally, this project can show the image (*.gif, *.png, *.jpeg). Hardware: - MCU: ESP32-S3. - Chip RTC: PCF8563. - Power Supply: 5V/3A. - USB Type C. - Peripheral: Config Button. Feature: - Show QR code to connect to Web-server get SSID and Password WiFi. - Get the time via the server "pool.ntp.org", then synchronize with chip RTC to ensure that if the WiFi connection is lost, the time is still retrieved correctly. - Show the time on six TFT screens following the format hh: mm: ss.

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Chankster wrote 10/08/2024 at 13:20 • point

Is there any plans to actual release some concrete info?  Otherwise this project page is pretty pointless.

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Andy Piper wrote 09/14/2024 at 22:31 • point

I see the Open Source Hardware logo here, can you share the link to your OSHWA submission, BOM etc?

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