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Use this tag for questions regarding how to get the time on an Arduino, how to create or use clocks with an Arduino, or anything that has time as a substantial factor in it. Also consider using [programming] or other more specific tags.
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Individually control ~200 LEDs
I will be buying everything from scratch so I ask for help on:
Which arduino to use
How to make it keep time
How to control the LEDs
The LEDs need to stay on once they're lit, e.g. at 5 o'clock, the …
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