Hello fellow raspberry enthusiasts!
My name is Sven, 37 years old, and I live in Belgium.
I am the owner of a local pokerclub, and we want to introduce a "shot clock" to speed up the poker games.
Since those things easily cost 400-500 euros, I thought of building one myself.
I have a background in IT and electronics but my only programming skills date from my school time in VB.net
I have bought a RP Pico 2, some buttons and a SSD1309 I2C OLED Display to build this.
Idea:
When I turn on the device it should display the name of the pokerclub (and perhaps a logo?)
When button 1 is pressed the counter has to be set to 30 seconds and displayed on screen.
When button 2 is pressed the counter has to start.
When zero is reached the zero should flash a couple of times. If possible we can add a little buzzer/speaker to countdown the last seconds.
When button 1 is pressed again the counter needs to be reset and wait for button 2 to start again
I allready have MicroPython running on the Pico 2 and I am using Thonny to build.
Can anyone help me out to get started with the programming?
Thanks in advance
My name is Sven, 37 years old, and I live in Belgium.
I am the owner of a local pokerclub, and we want to introduce a "shot clock" to speed up the poker games.
Since those things easily cost 400-500 euros, I thought of building one myself.
I have a background in IT and electronics but my only programming skills date from my school time in VB.net
I have bought a RP Pico 2, some buttons and a SSD1309 I2C OLED Display to build this.
Idea:
When I turn on the device it should display the name of the pokerclub (and perhaps a logo?)
When button 1 is pressed the counter has to be set to 30 seconds and displayed on screen.
When button 2 is pressed the counter has to start.
When zero is reached the zero should flash a couple of times. If possible we can add a little buzzer/speaker to countdown the last seconds.
When button 1 is pressed again the counter needs to be reset and wait for button 2 to start again
I allready have MicroPython running on the Pico 2 and I am using Thonny to build.
Can anyone help me out to get started with the programming?
Thanks in advance
Statistics: Posted by Svendh — Sun Feb 16, 2025 11:25 am