Flux Capacitor Alarm Clock

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Flux Capacitor Alarm Clock

FLUX CAPACITOR ALARM CLOCK - TUTORIAL [ENG SUB]

Here it is ! The flux capacitor from back to the Future (more square).

It's an alarm clock and once the alarm goes off, it randomly plays sounds from the BTTF soundtrack.

I provide everything to make it.

How to use:

  • Setup/Stop button: Set the alarm time
  • hour + minute button: activate or deactivate the alarm ("0" alarm off, "1" alarm on)

When the alarm is rigging

  • hour or minute button: snooze 5 minutes (time can be modified in the code)
  • Setup/Stop button: stop the alarm

Special feature

  • hour + minute button then hold the hour button until the feature starts.

Enjoy !

Supplies

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Print every part + plexi plate 100x100x2mm

Electronic Components

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Painting

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Paint the following parts:

FLUX_CAPACITOR_BACK_COVER

FLUX_CAPACITOR_BOX

FLUX_CAPACITOR_COIL_1,2 and 3

FLUX_CAPACITOR_DISPLAY_FRAME

Soldering RGB Led

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Just slide the led inside the part.

You have to put the "IN" toward the outside.

Solder the 3 RGB together (see wiring diagram).


Assemble the Coils and Diffusors

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You'll see that I've put numbers on the coals, the "1" will be on the up left, the "2" right, the "3" down.

Glue the coals, the diffusors on the plate.


Solder the Display

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Solder four wires to the display.

Solder MP3 Player

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Solder the wires to the DFplayer and connect the speaker.


Solder the Buttons

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Solder the wires to the "Hour" "Minute" "Setup/Stop" buttons.

The wires (yellow and orange) have to be connected to the ESP32 first.

Set the Plexi

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Set the plexi in place.

Set the Display

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Setup/stop Button

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Screw the "setup/stop" button.

Display Frame

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Put the display frame on the display

The Seal

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Glue the seal on the box.

Solder Wires

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Solder the wires 32 and 33.

These will be used to connect the buttons "Hour" and "Minute"

Solder the RGB Led

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Solder the "IN" of the first RGB led to the "4" output of the ESP32.

Place the Led Plate

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You'll see some little lugs.

All you have to do is spread the case a little to place the plate.

Buttons Hour and Minute

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Screw the "hour" and "minute" buttons.

Solder the wires 32 and 33 to the "NO" pins of the buttons.

Connect MP3 Player

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Solder the wires of the MP3 Player to the 17 and 16 pins of the esp32.

Solder the Display and Setup/stop Button

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Set the Speaker

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Set the speaker in the back plate.

VCC and GND

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I used WAGO terminals to connect every 5v/VCC together and every GND together.

Send the Code

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You'll see the codes here : https://github.com/jejelinge/FLUX_CAPACITOR

Use the one you want.

Libraries : TM1637 by Avishay orpaz Wifimanager by Tablatronix or Tzapu Ntpclient By Fabrice Weinberg Adafruit NeoPixel by Adafruit DFRobotDFPlayerMini by DFRobot

MP3 Files

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Put the following mp3 files in the Micro SD card root.

Labels

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I printed the labels on self-adhesive paper.

It Works! I Finally Invent Something That Works!

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