如此炫酷多彩，只为告诉你今天几号
Ever since I created my physical android notifier, I've been thinking of a more complete dashboard; this recipe describes the initial hardware setup for a basic calendar; the internet capabilities are yet to be developed. The next iteration would have the following features: Weather [ongoing] Shuttle / bus status [ongoing] Email [ongoing] Missed Call [ongoing] Calendar Appointments using Google Calendar [ongoing]
The Circuit
Cut the LED strip into the following sizes:
- 15 pieces
- 16 pieces
- 12 pieces
- 5 pieces
- 5 pieces
Solder the above pieces in order -> ensure Dout is connected to Din
Connect V to +5 and G to Gnd. I used a 1 Amp cell phone charger
The circuit is very simple.
- Connect the Xadow Main board to the Xadow Breakout and Xadow OLED - make sure the notches are on the same side
- Connect A5 to Din of the first strip
- Connect the battery and power
Creating the Dashboard
I created the dashboard using the following pieces:
- Transparent Acrylic Sheet
- Double-sided tape
- Black Vinyl
- Magnetic Tape
- Foam Core Board
Use the template from the github to cut the vinyl using a Silhouette Cameo / Studio Cutter. Alternatively you can print the PDF and cut manually.
Stick the vinyl sheet onto the acrylic sheet carefully - avoiding any bubbles. You can use a plastic squeegee to help.
Stick the decoration piece on the top right - I used a laser-cut piece from Michaels - but you can stick anything that catches your fancy.
Stick a foam core board on the back side to act as a diffuser to ensure the LEDs look good.
Stick the LED strips to the foam core using tape in the following order:
- Piece 1 - behind dates 1-15
- Piece 2 - behind dates 16-31
- Piece 3 - behind the months
- Piece 4 - behind the lower row of icons
- Piece 5 - behind the upper row of icons
To get the alignment correct, I used the test sketch in the github as follows:
Stick the OLED in the window - ensure it is the right side up.
Stick down the wires and boards with cello tape to ensure there are no shorts.
Set-Up Software
The Xadow series is designed to be used in wearables projects. Different modules can be mated to make specialized solutions with very low power consumption. I used the Xadow series because of its small size and ease of use.
The on-board controller ATmega32U4 has 32K Flash and 2.5K SRAM and 1K EEPROM, it can be also used as a USB slave module, same as theSeeeduino Lite. This Board can be powered either from the on-board USB connection or a Lithium battery. Also, there is charge circuit on this module that you can charge for the Lithium battery through the USB port.
First set-up the IDE and drivers: http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Xadow_-_Main_Board...
http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Support_Seeed_Prod...
Pro-Tip: The Xadow series uses the Leonardo bootloader - so even if you're using Arduino 1.0.6 - just choose Arduino Leonardo in the Arduino IDE.
The Software
Download the latest arduino sketch from my github. I will be updating this code as I progress and add new features.
https://github.com/dushyantahuja/Arduino-Dashboard
The Result
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文章和留言都翻到11页了 没有OOM
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朋友，翻页到11页，及以后，会出现OOM，无法访问
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版本号是多少，你可以下载哪个代码仓库，jdk选1.8 直接跑就行
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