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Each clock is double sided. | *Each clock is double sided. | ||
Each panel is made up of two AEG GV60 lcd panels | *Each panel is made up of two AEG GV60 lcd panels | ||
There are 2 PIC17XXXXXX chips on the base electronics board ([[User:Lwk|'RepRap' Matt]] i suspect each 1 is driving an LCD panel) | *There are 2 PIC17XXXXXX chips on the base electronics board ([[User:Lwk|'RepRap' Matt]] i suspect each 1 is driving an LCD panel) | ||
Theres is a NEC D70320GJ on what appears to be the main logic board | *Theres is a NEC D70320GJ on what appears to be the main logic board | ||
128Byte UV erasable EPROM chip next to NEC chip | *128Byte UV erasable EPROM chip next to NEC chip | ||
Might also be a 128k Ram chip | *Might also be a 128k Ram chip | ||
Revision as of 03:35, 31 July 2011
Nottinghack have several Old Station radio clocks, we have also passed clock on to Leeds Hackspace and HacMa.
This page is to detail our combined efforts into reverse engineering these clocks to allow something a little more interesting than just the time to be display on the huge LCD panels
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Quick details
- Each clock is double sided.
- Each panel is made up of two AEG GV60 lcd panels
- There are 2 PIC17XXXXXX chips on the base electronics board ('RepRap' Matt i suspect each 1 is driving an LCD panel)
- Theres is a NEC D70320GJ on what appears to be the main logic board
- 128Byte UV erasable EPROM chip next to NEC chip
- Might also be a 128k Ram chip