Solder : Time Desk Clock Kit from Spikenzie Labs

The Solder:Time™ Desk Clock is the latest addition to Spikenzie Lab's Solder:Time™ kit family. The Solder Time Desk Clock (STDC) is a DIY soldering kit. You only need to provide some basic electronics tools; Solder iron, solder, screwdriver, some fine grit sandpaper and wire snips. The chip is pre-programmed, so it's ready to roll once assembled.

Make a sleek full featured, conversation starting desk clock.

Itching to hack in some custom code or hardware? Bring it on! Designed with hack-a-bility in mind, the STDC is based on the same ATMega microprocessor used in the Arduino products. There are extra digital and analog pins broken-out, an open serial port as well as I2C all easily accessible within the case, as well as an integrated prototyping area on-board. Download the sketch from our web page, modify it, add extra hardware if that's your thing, and WOW your friends (or the Internet) with your amazing add-ons.

Features:

• Easy through hole soldering kit
• Comes pre-programed
• Back-up battery for Clock
• Time, Month, Day and Date
• Alarm with buzzer
• No special adhesives required
• This kit is so substantial that it only comes in a box

Hack-able:

• Re-program with the Arduino IDE
• Free Digital I/O Pins 4 (of which 2 are used for Serial)
• Free Analog Input Pins 2
• I2C Port
• All pins broken in a convenient header
• Built in proto-area
• Two Sets of PCB mounting holes
• Optional "break-off" mounting holes

Specifications:

• Dimensions 7 x 3 1/8 x 1 9/16" (178 x 8 x 39 mm)
• Built weight 12.9oz (367g)
• Input Voltage 9 to 12V
• Current 25 ma

Tools & Supplies required:

• Soldering Iron
• Solder
• Flush Cutters
• Fine sand paper

Documentation:

• Instructions Page
• Interface Menu Map
• Solder : Time Desk Clock Arduino Sketch v1.0
• Solder : Time Desk Clock Schematic
• Required for reprogramming: Timer1 Arduino Library