Difference between revisions of "Bulbdial"

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This page is a central site for documentation of the Bulbdial Clock kit.

Main details about the Bulbdial Clock kit:

Assembly instructions:

Background and details about the Bulbdial Clock:

Original Concept at IronicSans.com
The prototype, at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
On the design of the Bulbdial Clock, a more lengthy article at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories, with some specifics of the electrical design.

Open Source Hardware documentation for the Bulbdial Clock:

Source code: standard firmware (updated 8/2010, 33 kB .pde file) (Designed to run in the Arduino environment)
The standard source code makes use of the Arduino DateTime library, which you will need to compile it. (This also contains the Processing sketch to synchronize time between your computer and the Bulbdial clock.)
Also available: "Hello Bulbdial" demo code, in Arduino .pde version or "straight" avr-gcc version.
Electrical schematics are here. (125 kB .pdf file)
The circuit board design is in gEDA, and you can download the design files here. (200 kB .zip file)
The standard case design is available here. (50 kB .pdf file)
Design of the macetech ChronoDot

Places for questions, answers, and sharing experiences:

Bulbdial Forum at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
Evil Mad Science Auxiliary Flickr Group where you can share photos of your Bulbdial clocks

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 Open Source Hardware documentation for the Bulbdial Clock:
 * Source code: [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/source/Beady2.pde standard firmware] (updated 8/2010, 33 kB .pde file) (''Designed to run in the Arduino environment'')
-* The standard source code makes use of the Arduino [http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Code/DateTime DateTime] library, which you will need to compile it.   (This also contains the [http://processing.org/ Processing] sketch to synchronize time between your computer and the Bulbdial clock.
+* The standard source code makes use of the Arduino [http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Code/DateTime DateTime] library, which you will need to compile it.   (This also contains the [http://processing.org/ Processing] sketch to synchronize time between your computer and the Bulbdial clock.)
 * Also available: "Hello Bulbdial" demo code, in [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/source/Beady_Hello.zip Arduino .pde version] or "straight" [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/source/beedy_Hello_C.zip avr-gcc version].
 * Electrical schematics are [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/source/beedyschem.pdf here]. (125 kB .pdf file)