This is the version with the GY-80 IMU board and rocker nave switch. This is great for the hobbyist who doesn't feel comfortable or doesn't have the equipment to solder small, bottom pad components. I fabricated my board completely using a soldering iron so I know it can be done. Remember, flux is your friend. Keep in mind the software is really basic but gives you a framework to communicate with the watch peripherals and immediately plug in your own apps. Also, this watch will not fit into the iPod nano cases so break out your 3D printer and get going.
Here are the files required for this project:
Arduino Sketch
Eagle Schematic
Eagle board file
Its written on the schematics and board layout that you are using atmega 644a so will you tell me that is it true or not that you are using atmega 1284p or 644a??
ReplyDeleteThey both have the same pinout. I used the 1284p. The 644a was the Eagle library part that I had.
DeleteHello! Could you please tell me where to buy the display and the sensors?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the model for the display?
DeleteHey, what kind of display is this? I would really love to use it for a project I'm working on. Great work, by the way! What's the battery life?
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