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This is the kind of clock that motivated this module. Twice two digits for hours and minutes, a simple wooden box and a PLA panel.
For power supplies, we need 3.3v and 170v.
From a voltage of 9V, I use an LM317 plugged in to make 3.3v (I could have used a fixed regulator, but I didn't have any on hand)
For the 170V, I bought this.
![Powers Powers](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/6270351520292641754.jpg)
The master is a ESP8266-01. There's no buttons.
At the boot of the clock, a free wifi is created for 30seconds for the first configuration. If a user logs in, he can set the host SSID and password via a web page. He can also choose the timezone.
After 30 seconds, or after setting is done, the time is updated from the internet.
The box is a bamboo box sold for the bathroom!
Supports are 3d printed to hold each module in the box.
The front-panel is also 3d printed.
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