Hi there, forum! Three days ago, I started out on a little project to make a nice LCD clock! At first, I wanted it to be a 24-hour clock with military time, but I had a little bit of trouble, and added a little AM/PM indicator instead.

When you first load it, set the time before starting it if you want. First set the hours, then the minutes, then the seconds. Then press the big start button! The clock will start ticking, and you can entertain yourself by messing around.

If necessary, you can shorten or lengthen the base timer, which is in the upper left, or replace the substance inside for a faster time.

Anyways, enough blathering.
Here's the save!
LoadSaveBlock(114250);

Any suggestions?

They are labeled.
If you look on the sign below it, it says:
'Press to increase sec/min/hr!'
The buttons go in that order.
And yes, the display WILL glitch if you set the time the wrong way.
You have to set hours first, then minutes, then seconds. If you don't, it will glitch. This is due to the fact that when the clock advances to the next digit, it does not wipe the entire digit clean before advancing, it only wipes the segments that will not be used in the next digit. Remember, hours, minutes, seconds!

If you do insist on doinitrong, though, the glitched digits will fix themselves when they go to 1 again.

But mine has seconds :P
And my logic gates are more compact :D


A conversation? :P
Good to see you, Catelite. You're never on the IRC...

@ristovski
Thanks!
I could perhaps make a second clock with 24-hour, it'd be easy to do, just a pain in the a$$ to set up all the wifi nodes.
If we had more wifi channels, I'd do dates as well, but unfortunately we don't...