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This project retrieves the current time via NTP and synthesis the BPC time signal using the ESP-32.

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BPC-simulator

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Description

This project retrieves the current time via NTP and synthesis the BPC time signal using the ESP-32. The ported version is compatible with the NodeMCU-32S, although my CITIZEN watch did not accept the signal.

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In this fork, GPIO16 is used to transmit the modulated carrier wave. The circuit setup follows the "longer range" configuration from harlock974/time-signal. Alternatively, you can use the circuit from botanicfields/BF-018A.

Running the Sample

  1. Acquire an ESP-32 compatible development kit and prepare the necessary development environment.
  2. Assemble the circuit.
  3. Compile and upload the bpc.ino file to the NodeMCU-32S.

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