2025-05-18 (Su) QuarterRoundWS2812BArray Creating a PCBWay page

The previous code for flashing the bezel LEDs relied on the millis() counter, which was not synchronized with the time-telling functions. I noticed this because the bezel was supposed to flash whenever the minute advanced, but it happened at a different time. I changed the code to flash the lights when the minute or hour changed. The seconds still flashed based on the internal timer, which was acceptable.

I started a page on PCBWay's site promoting the Quarter-Round PCBs and added the Gerber files for the light channels. My writeup focused on the clock and was not a comprehensive set of instructions, but it shows the possibility of the hardware. All the files are now available on GitHub.

PCBWay page for Quarter Round WS2812 Display

GitHub repo for Vibe Clock Rev 02.
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