Simple Binary Clock for Arduino

Binary clock using Arduino.

If someone wants to make the circuit all it is is each LED is connected to a digital pin from 1-13, and 2 tact switches connected to analog 0 and 5. The LED numbers are the right most column bottom LED is LED 1 and counts up. The next column over would be LED 5 and counts up and so on.

here’s the code.
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jason Says:
04/03/2010 at 08:56 | Reply
Hey thanks for posting my tutorial on your site. Just a side not if you notice at the end of the video the bottom light is not on but the one above it. It turns out it was not a coding mistake but just a simple wiring mess up. Dont forget to go to http://www.hacktheplanetnow.com and subscribe to RSS
- d.g. Says:
  04/03/2010 at 09:01 | Reply
  Already subscribed. Thanks. Nice tutorial. Are you planning to make others?
  cheers Davide