The circuit board for the LEDC is the size of a standard business card and has a retro-look. It’s battery power and unique features make it very modern. The business card size was a design criteria to allow the LEDC to be housed in a business card holder of any type the user might desire.
The design is “hackable”, there is a connector to allow the push buttons to be relocated. The micro-controller is in the Microchip PIC18 series and the in-circuit programming port is available. In addition the battery can be relocated for a larger or different power source.
Features include:
- Low power battery operation
- Traditional digital clock mode
- 24 hour military style digital clock
- Binary coded decimal clock mode
- Binary Clock mode
- Hexadecimal Clock mode
- Scrolling Date text mode
- Hour Glass count down timer
- Pomodoro Timer
- Dice rolling mode
- Scrolling text message mode
- Fortune (magic 8-ball-ish) display
- Schrödinger’s Cat
- Executive Decision Maker
- Built in buzzer for alerts with selectable volume
- 3 independent alarms
- Multiple chime options
- Multiple power saving options