DIY Room Clock with P4LED Modules

In this guide, we will walk you through the process of crafting a room clock using P4LED modules. This innovative timepiece offers a unique display format to maximize utility, featuring two distinct lines. The upper line showcases a scrolling marquee-style presentation of date, lunar calendar, temperature, and humidity, while the lower line displays the clock itself. To enhance its functionality, we've incorporated an organic glass enclosure meticulously designed to house the clock. The PCB has been skillfully tailored to fit within this enclosure seamlessly. Furthermore, we've integrated a wireless communication module, the SI4432, enabling seamless interaction with a host computer. Please note that this clock is purpose-built, and as such, specific program codes and circuit diagrams are not provided.

Below, a visual glimpse of the PCB:

The intricate process of crafting the organic glass enclosure:

While we won't delve into the specifics of the circuit fabrication process, we do provide a comprehensive view of the clock's external and internal components:

An important consideration is the clock's remarkably low power consumption, as illustrated in the following diagram:

The displayed content is thoughtfully designed and presented for optimal user experience:

The settings interface is intuitive and user-friendly, with some settings being conveniently controlled by the host computer. Local adjustments are limited to basic parameters.

For those seeking a more personalized experience, the host computer can be customized independently or utilized as is. Your journey to creating this unique room clock starts here!