WiFi-Tetris-Clock
A WiFi clock made of falling tetris blocks. Runs on an ESP32 with an RGB LED Matrix (Currently the EPS8266 version is crashing!)
![img](https://thumbs.gfycat.com/RecklessSpecificKoodoo-size_restricted.gif)
Hardware
- RGB LED Matrix 64 x 32 P3 (The one I'm using)
- Amazon.co.uk*
- Amazon.com - Sold out and equivalent has bad reviews
- Aliexpress* - NOTE: I have heard off some people that this seller has changed to a type of board that is not working. 2Dom is on the case, but maybe buy elsewhere. I can't recomend anywhere else because this is where I bought mine from!
- TinyPICO
- ESP32 Mini* (The generic ESP32 board I'm working on will be based on this)
- 5v 8A laptop style PSU
- TinyPICO Matrix Shield
- D1 Mini Matrix Shield (Although not super useful for this project!)
* Affilate links
Wiring:
Wiring is desctribed on the PxMatrix library pretty well, but to try make it a little easier I have created wiring diagrams for the different types of boards.
Tiny PICO
![img](https://i.imgur.com/aDPyHFh.png)
Generic ESP32
![img](https://i.imgur.com/0FB11me.png)
D1 Mini ESP8266
Although not working with this sketch yet
![img](https://i.imgur.com/bIBcAXR.png)
Power Wiring
To connect your power supply up to the panel, you can connect the display power wire directly to a DC jack screw terminal breakout or use some larger screw terminals and some perfboard
![img](https://i.imgur.com/ulIn681.jpg)