[bifferos] just found us, but he sent in his NTP alarm clock. It's actually a Sweex LB200021 router with a custom display driver to display 24 hour time. Given my love of NTP, I couldn't resist posting this one.
NTP alarm clock
[bifferos] just found us, but he sent in his NTP alarm clock. It's actually a Sweex LB200021 router with a custom display driver to display 24 hour time. Given my love of NTP, I couldn't resist posting this one.
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(Page 1)2. It's Pin 24 on the LM8560 chip, If anyone was dieing to know. :-)
http://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/41215/SANYO/LM8560.html
Posted at 10:20AM on Jan 13th 2008 by Computer_Kid
3. Regarding his needing another option for NTP servers:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/ kicks ass. If you have proper server space please donate!
Posted at 11:03AM on Jan 13th 2008 by Freiheit
4. @Computer_kid
According to the data sheet you linked to it's pin 28.
Posted at 1:07PM on Jan 13th 2008 by GOD
5. More fun clock stuff: (show seconds, change alarm run time, etc)
http://www.isitcrunchy.com/24clock.htm
Though, having a router in a clock is still really cool. They have so much free space, considering how little area is needed to have the clock circuit. I know where I'm putting my fon :D
Posted at 8:26PM on Jan 13th 2008 by atrain
6. Thanks various posters. I got out my old soldering iron and 24hour'd my alarm clock today. Why does anyone even use 12-hour time nowadays?
Posted at 4:17AM on Jan 16th 2008 by Panq
1. I like the clock not having the extra part on the 6 or 9.
BTW: Clocks based off the LM8560 chip (many are) can be made into 24h clocks by connecting 2 pins together.
Posted at 1:10AM on Jan 13th 2008 by atrain