Pico Clock & Weather Station

<h1>Pico Clock & Weather Station</h1>

<p>This is a small digital clock and weather station</p>

<p>Compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico W | Raspberry Pi Pico 2W</p>

<p><h3><b>Materials:</b></h3>

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<li>Raspberry Pi Pico W | Raspberry Pi Pico 2W</li>

<li>Waveshare 2.13inch E-Paper E-Ink Display Module for Raspberry Pi Pico</li>

<li>4 M3 brass insert nuts</li>

<li>3 M3 x 6mm screw</li>

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<h3><b>How to buid:</b></h3>

Print one piece of face.stl, one piece of back.stl and 4 pieces of leg.stl.

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Insert M3 brass nuts into legs holes using a hot soldering iron.

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Mount legs with M3 screws - 2 legs on face piece and the other 2 legs on back piece.

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Solder pins to Pico if you do not have WH version already. Connect pico to E-Paper display.

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<h3><b>Code upload:</b></h3>

Upload code using Thonny IDE.

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Unzip micropython.zip. Open file main.py and edit folowing lines:

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30 - fill your SSID Wifi Network name<br>

31 - fill your Wifi Password<br>

33 - latitude for your location<br>

34 - longitude for your location<br>

142 - set correct timezone eg: Europe/Bucharest<br>

162 - set correct timezone eg: Europe/Bucharest<br>

193 - set correct timezone eg: Europe/Bucharest<br>

Save this file. Upload all python files to Pico and then restart Pico.

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<h3><b>To do:</b></h3>

<ul>

<li>To update icons file with different icon for each weather case</li>

<li>To make code more modular</li>

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