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Arduino Digital Clock With Alarm Function (custom PCB)

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Original Project by Ardumotive_com from Instructables.
In this DIY guide I will show you how to make your own digital clock this alarm function.
In this project I decided to make my own PCB that is based on Arduino UNO microcontroller - Atmega328p.
Bellow you will find the electronic schematic with PCB layout so you can easily produce it.
By pressing the buttons you will be able to set time/date/alarm and alarm state (on/off).
The alarm can be turned off by pressing the alarm button or by shacking the box.
Let's get started.

Steps

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What You Will Need - Hardware

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The Circuit at EasyEDA, the Free Online Circuit Design Platform

The Circuit at EasyEDA, the Free Online Circuit Design Platform
The Circuit at EasyEDA, the Free Online Circuit Design Platform
Enter here to see and make any changes to the above circuit.
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The Code

The Code
How to program it:
Connect your circuit with TTL to USB module with 5 cables to the programming header.
The pins RX and TX must be cross-connected.
NOTE: If you are using the Arduino UNO board make sure to remove the ATmega328 IC from it first and connect the headers RX to RX and TX to TX pins of the board. The RS pin must be connected to Arduino UNO reset pin.
Download the code from here and open it with Arduino IDE. Inside you will also find the library file.
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3D Parts

3D Parts
3D Parts

Conclusion

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