Temporary Display Mode - Nixie Clock Wemos Series User Manual

Temporary Display Mode

Normally, the clock will show the time. To show additional information press the button with a
"short" press. Each press cycles through the following information. After 5 seconds, the display
will revert to the normal time display.
Note that some of the options are not shown under all circumstances. For example, if you are
not connected to a WiFi access point, the IP address will not be shown.
Mode
Seconds Shows minutes/seconds instead of hours/minutes.
Normally the clock shows hours and minutes, but this mode
shows the minutes and seconds.
Date Date. The current date will be shown in the date format you
selected.
LDR Ambient Light Reading. This shows the current ambient light
reading from the LDR (light dependent resistor). It is a
normalized value, and goes between 100 (dark) to 999 (bright).
This controls the dimming of the tubes.
Version Display the version number. The format will be "VV:vv", where
major version is "VV", minor version is "vv".
IP Address If you have WiFi connected, this will show the first digit of the 4
part 1 digit IP address. Usually this address starts with "192". If you
are on a cable network, it might start with "10".
Note: The IP address is skipped if you do not have a WiFi
connection.
IP Address The second digit of the 4 digit IP address.
part 2
Note: The IP address is skipped if you do not have a WiFi
connection.
IP Address The third digit of the 4 digit IP address.
part 3
Note: The IP address is skipped if you do not have a WiFi
connection.
IP Address The last two digits of the 4 digit IP address. Put this together
part 4 with the value shown in IP Address parts 1,2 and 3 to give the
full address.
You can enter the whole value into your browser to connect to
the module. You must remove any leading "0" from the value.
If you receive "192.168.001.106", you must enter this as
"192.168.1.106" into your browser address bar. Do not include
the leading zeros on any part of the address.
Mux This shows the number of impressions per second, which is the
Speed refresh rate of the display. It varies a little based on the exact
workload, but is usually about 250 impressions per second.
Description Values
Example
34:06
Example
17:06
Example
01:00
100: darkest
999: brightest
Example
00:01
Example:
1:92
= "192"
Example:
1:68
= "168"
Example:
0:01
= "1"
Example:
1:06
= "106"
Example:
02:56