How do I... Make a custom arduino based schedule

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Hi, so first off I just want to say that I really appreciate any input no matter how small it is. So my school runs on periods ABCDEF the order varies every day. What I want to do is I want to make it in or do we know system that can be implanted in one of the display cases and basically it will use alphanumeric display to display the order of the schedule and it will use an 8 x 8 dotmatrix display to show the current period. Also I want to use a Clock to show the switching of the periods as every single period Changes is at a specific time. Again thank you and any input.

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To be honest I have no idea where to start, any advice helps.

Posted 27-Dec-16 11:44am

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Updated 16-Jan-17 23:06pm

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[no name] 27-Dec-16 21:08pm

You start by doing some research. Google whatever your actual question is and start reading.

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2017-01-16T23:06:00

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These Arduino are pretty computer, so enyoing them is well spend time.

The article Interfacing an Arduino with LCDs is a nice article for which you might have been looking.

Take also a look at Getting Started with Arduino.

Posted 16-Jan-17 23:06pm

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