Back to the Future Lamp & Clock

Originally, I started from the "high part", the "simple logo lamp". Then I thought: "Shouldn't I add a Back to the Future clock, in the style?" And that's it !

On the back, you'll see a small button, which changes the color, I put three different ones, but you can modify the code and add your favorite color.

Date and time are synchronized via Wi-Fi, don't forget to write your wifi credential in the code.

The components here : https://jeje-linge.fr/pages/bttf-lamp-and-clock

What you need:

• 2x red LEDs
• 3x displays
• 2x 220 Ohms resistors
• 1x 2.2K Ohms resistors
• 1m Led Strip RGB
• 1x Mini Esp32
• 1x Micro switch 6x6
• Wires

My bundle here : https://jeje-linge.fr/pages/bttf-lamp-and-clock

Print every part.

I used black PLA but you can totally make it with grey PLA.

White PLA for the letters.

Layer 0.2mm, infill 15% for everything but the letters.

Letters: layer 0.2mm, infill 100%

I used metal spray paint.

Insert the "caches" in the letters B, A, O and R.

Then place the white plate inside the model.

Solder two 220 omhs resistors on the red leds.

Glue the two leds in the model.

Connect the 5V, GND and CLK of all the displays.

Use 1 wire per DIO input.

Place the displays in the spaces provided.

Cut the led strip in 3 parts.

Glue every part.

Solder every part together.

Make sure you put the DIN of the first part on the left side.

Solder the switch and the "pulldown" resistor.

Connect the red led to the ESP32.

The two minus pin must be connected to the GND of the last display.

Connect the two 5v (led strip and displays) to the ESP32 VCC.

Connect the GND and DIN to the ESP32.

Connect every DIO, the GND and CLK to the ESP32.

Place the ESP32 and the switch in their places.

I printed the labels on self-adhesive paper.

Send the code : https://github.com/jejelinge/BTTF_LAMP_AND_CLOCK

Libraries :

• TM1637 by Avishay orpaz
• Wifimanager by Tablatronix or Tzapu
• Ntpclient By Fabrice Weinberg
• Adafruit NeoPixel by Adafruit

If you sent : BTTF_LAMP_CLOCK_WEBPORTAL_12H.ino or BTTF_LAMP_CLOCK_WEBPORTAL_24H.ino

Follow the procedure above

I finally invent something that works!