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A simple micopython example of a clock which gets it's time over ntp from pool.ntp.org
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README.md

PICO W Network Examples

This is my first attempt at using a Raspberry PI Pico W with WiFi.

It connects to the local WiFi network then gets the current time over NTP from pool.ntp.org. It finally displays a simple basic clock on a 20x4 LCD screen with I2C.

LCD Pin connections

Here:

  • Red is Power
  • Brown Ground
  • Orange I2C0 SDA
  • Yellow I2C0 SCL

To run:

  • Edit main.py and set ssid and password to your WiFi
  • Copy the py files over to the PicoW
  • Reboot