ChronoSphere Chiming Clock & Weather Station
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Combines a hybrid LED/Analog Clock, Temp, Humidity, Pressure, RTC and Light Sensor, MIDI Sounds and Digital Display
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A chiming hybrid analog/digital clock and weather station.
ChronoSphere is a feature-packed, Arduino-powered weather clock that blends timekeeping, environmental monitoring, mechanical animation, and ambient lighting into one stunning 3D-printed desktop centerpiece.
At its heart is an Arduino Nano Every driving a rich array of hardware: a DS3231 real-time clock module with battery backup ensures accurate timekeeping, while an AHT21 temperature/humidity sensor, BMP280 barometric pressure sensor, and BH1750 ambient light sensor continuously monitor your environment.
Time is shown across a 12-character color-coded alphanumeric display system — three 4-character HT16K33 modules in green, amber, and red — that intelligently changes color based on comfort level, displaying temperature three ways: raw Fahrenheit, NOAA-calculated "feels like," and a charming four-letter descriptor (FROZ, COLD, CHLY, COOL, NICE, WARM, COZY, TOSY, HOT, or SCOR).
A 28BYJ48 stepper motor drives an animated minute hand with precision-timed 2048-step-per-hour motion, A VS1053 MIDI audio module plays classic hourly chimes — Westminster, Whittington, and St. Michael's — on your choice of General MIDI instrument (Tubular Bells, Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, and more), with configurable chime frequency and weather-triggered alerts.
WS2812 addressable RGB LEDs add dynamic ambient lighting effects, and a rotary encoder with pushbutton provides an intuitive menu for setting the time, choosing chimes, adjusting alert thresholds, and cycling through display modes including rolling billboards of current, historical, and trend/prediction data — all built with a modular PlatformIO C++ architecture running comfortably within the Nano Every's memory footprint.
Electronic Component List
Arduino Nano Every
DS3231 I2C RTC Module
AHT21 I2C Temperature / Humidity Module
BMP280 I2C Barometric Pressure Module
BH1750 I2C Light Sensor
28BYJ 48 5V 4-Phase Stepper Motor and Driver Board
24-LED NeoPixel RIng
12-LED NeoPixel Ring
A3144 Hall Effect Sensor and mini magnet
VS1053 SPI MIDI Module
Velleman K1803-VP Preamp Kit
1 Watt Amplifier Kit (old stock)
Repurposed 11 Watt Visio TV Speaker
HT16K33 Four-Digit 14-Segment Displays (Green, Amber, Red)
KY040 Rotary Encoder
600 Ohm 1:1 Audio Transformer
Software
Printing
Internal structures printed with various PLA and PETG filaments @ 0.20mm (standard) resolution
Skin printed with Walnut Wood (flour) PLA @ 0.24mm (draft) resolution
Printed on QIDI Plus4 printers