Casio F-91W using Statecharts

(github.com)

26 points | by austinallegro 3 days ago

2 comments

  • hizlikovboy27 1 hour ago
    This is great. did you leave out the alarm ringing and the continuous increment when holding the A button because they were hard to model or just to keep the demo simple?
  • helterskelter2 1 hour ago
    This is funny, I just ordered a FOSS replacement movement for the F91W, which, with a few calibrations spread out over a few months, can achieve an accuracy of <15s/yr (it also has an accelerometer and a thermometer built in). I was planning on writing some astronomy and navigation apps for it

    If anybody is interested:

    https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/sensor-wa...

    • slaye 55 minutes ago
      Dude this is sick! I wish this supported my F-105W because I really prefer the better backlight. Does anyone know anything similar for this model?
      • helterskelter2 15 minutes ago
        The backlight is integrated into the movement. SWP has a red and a green LED, depending on whatever suits your preference.

        It's also compatible with the A158WA-1, which is basically an F91W, but with a steel case (the steel bracelet can be replaced with an 18mm leather strap if you prefer).

        I haven't put the SWP in yet, so I can't comment on how good it is, but it looks very promising.

        BTW, if you want the high accuracy feature, you have to change some settings and flash a new firmware with nanosec enabled.

        • tacomagick 9 minutes ago
          Does high accuracy reduce battery life?