Dawn-Simulator
A Simulator of the Dawn!
Originally written by Luke Miller (@lukeallister) Edited from time to time by Joel Miller (@LittleMiller4) Published to GitHub by Joel Miller on 12/8/17
Through the use of an Arduino, a clock shield(for info, see https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Starter_Shield), a MOSFET, and a bit of code, we have basically replaced the need for sun! If you live in a place where the sun likes to slack seasonally or you just like to build things that light up at a certain time, then this little trinket is the thing for you.
#HOW TO GET THIS LITTLE GUY GOING#
This isn't going to be a full tutorial(yet). I shall only cover the software aspect of the Dawn-Simulator and that will be brief. (It is recommended that you have some knowledge of arduinos and their activities.)
- You shall download the needed libraries from https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Starter_Shield and include them in the Arduino IDE.
- Download ze files from above.
- Plug in and enjoy! (OK, not quite but it is pretty self explanatory.)
Questions? Concerns? Snide remarks? Send me(Joel) a message! @LittleMiller4
Dawn-Simulator. A programmable simulator of the dawn.
Copyright (C) 2017 Luke and Joel Miller
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