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Neopixel clocks are pretty common, but I have done other clocks and had the basic NPT and DST change routines down already. Wanted to do a NeoPixel clock that used the black acrylic diffusion panel that makes the pixels look like they float in space. Also, I don't have access to 3D or laser fabrication, so I sized it to fit an existing shadow box from an arts supply house. The rings and 4 digit display were simply hot melt glued directly to the black acrylic panel. I pull the existing glass panel out and just replace it with the acrylic panel.
Everything fits inside after making the connections and hooking up the power supply.
I solder all the 5V and GND connections in common, the rest of the connections are done via jumper wire and a project board.
There is a configurable 'test mode' to see if its working without the necessity of an internet connection, but it seems to connect and set pretty fast.
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