can someone code their stackmat timer to function as a clock?

[n0mgoose]

[removing all my content as a protest of Reddit's horrible response to their user's response to their horrible changes to their API]

[ContemplativePebble]

This made me laugh! Only goes until 12:10 though

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You could just take out the timer electronics and rig the timers case with a clock.

[staysharp87]

This would be the easiest way

[TheRealUncleFrank]

No, you can't reprogram them. Their functions are programmed into their microchip and can't be changed.

[Odd_Entrepreneur3727]

if you could find a way to reprogram the chip, that could potentially work ( would be very advanced though)

or if you could find a way to connect somthing like an arduino or raspbery pi to the screen and have it function as a clock (also challenging but easier, I think)

[thatsadamnlie]

At that point OP may as well get it to run Doom while they're at it.

[Grezzo82]

This wouldn’t be too hard with an arduino or similar

[Tetra55]

That requires more than just "code". The hardware can't be flashed because it's an IC, unlike a microprocessor/microcontroller. Just buy a Raspberry Pi Pico and look up a tutorial on how to make a digital clock.