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ColorWave –– A Binary Clock to Delight
Since the start of the computer age engineers have used binary in computers for everything. Accordingly they can't resist building Binary Clocks. Usually just 4 rows of lights in 5 or 6 columns – all the same color. YUCK! For me that's boring.
I want COLOR and SHAPES that have PATTERNS –– more ART, more PLAYFUL, more activity.
And, I like having choices of different ART for different tastes. Different ways to have fun and enjoy.
With a switch on the back you choose the mode. The middle picture shows the frame/case.
The first one emphasizes symmetry. There is a symmetrical pattern about once per minute. In fact whenever it reaches a symmetrical pattern I programed it to stop for 6 seconds to enjoy it.
Time is 7:36:37 10:42:42 12:42:27
The middle one, has a background color, the aqua color is the time, the magenta is the background color. When you order the clock you can choose the color for the time, and the color for the backgrounded for this mode, (magenta, blue, aqua, green, yellow, or white are the choices). There is no extra charge for making yours special.
The 3rd one has all the same color, but it smoothly goes through the whole spectrum of colors every 6 seconds.
A ColorWave, right?
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Back of ColorWave
Instructions for ColorWave Binary Clock
Also:
If your AC power fails it continues to keep time using a lithium battery and a crystal.
And you can adjust the brightness, mainly for use in the bedroom.