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ChessClock

ChessClock is a functioning chess clock written in micropython that runs on a Raspberry Pi Pico.

Dependencies

ChessClock uses the following external libraries:

micropython-rotary - Rotary Encoder
micropython-tm1637 - TM1637 displays

Getting Started

  1. Download the repo to your local machine
  2. Flash your pico with the latest MicroPython firmware
  3. Copy the main.py and lib directory to your Pico using something like Thonny or VS Code

Bill of Materials

(1) Micro USB Cable
(1) Raspberry Pi Pico
(1) Rotary Encoder with Push Button
(1) Active Buzzer
(2) LEDs
(2) 220 ohm resistors
(2) TM1637
(3) Push Buttons

For Breadboard setup:

(2) Breadboards

For Case setup:

(1) On/Off Toggle Switch
(1) 3 AA Battery Holder
(4) M4x5 Screws

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