Hello members of this forum.
I'm making an pov clock, but as I'm not very skilled in programming, I need your help.
Could someone guide me trough it?
Basically I have an Atmega328P with loaded bootloader in it, a DS1302 RTC module, 74HC595 shift register, a IR led and photodiode for interrupt, 8 leds.
Can I use some codes from examples of DS1302?
Did you mean persistence of vision?
Edit - note: it was changed from "point of view".
aarg:
Did you mean persistence of vision?
Oh, sorry yep meant persistence of vision....
robcis94:
Oh, sorry yep meant persistence of vision....
So, that's a google search phrase. Plenty of examples to choose from.
PaulS:
So, that's a google search phrase. Plenty of examples to choose from.
I have checked a couple of them. Main reason for making this thread is that I'm not very knowledged in programming.
So start with a simpler project until you get better at programming.
No-one ever learned French by reading Proust.
AWOL:
So start with a simpler project until you get better at programming.No-one ever learned French by reading Proust.
Thanks for the tip, but I want to make this clock. I have done all the soldering works, main problem is the program.
D'accord.
Chacun à son goût.
robcis94:
I have done all the soldering works, main problem is the program.
Ain't that the truth. You are not alone, I suspect!
So what have you got already that you have tried to do (eg just display a single LED at various points of the POV display that is a proof of concept)?
Post your code and we might be able to help but we can't write the thing from scratch for you.
If you have no code then a block diagram / pseudo code is good enough at this stage.
AWOL:
D'accord.
Chacun à son goût.
Oui, et quelques personnes ne changeront pas. C'est dommage...