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Configuration website
The configuration website runs on the clock itself. Open it in the browser of a phone or computer connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the clock. It works only in Expert mode, after you have connected the clock to Wi-Fi.
Opening the website
Type one of these addresses into your browser:
- http:// followed by the clock's IP address, for example http://192.168.1.57. The setup page shows the address as Assigned IP when you connect the clock; your router's list of connected devices shows it too.
- http://nixieNNN.local, where NNN is the clock's Device ID without leading zeros, for example http://nixie42.local. The Device ID is shown on the setup page and in Statistics. Some Android phones don't support
.localaddresses; use the IP address there.
While your phone is connected to the setup network NixieClock, you can also tap Dashboard on the setup page, or open http://192.168.4.1/dashboard.
Tip
Bookmark the address, or add it to your phone's home screen.
Layout
The menu on the left (on a phone, behind the menu button) lists the tabs. Every change is applied and saved in the clock as soon as you make it; there is no Save button.
| Tab | What you set there |
|---|---|
| Date & Time | Internet time sync, time zone, daylight saving, 12h / 24h |
| Display | Digit transitions, separator tubes, cathode cleaning |
| Modes | Clock or countdown, what each tube shows |
| Night mode | Brightness, and a dimmer display at night |
| Network | Wi-Fi status, the setup network |
| Healing | Testing the tubes, healing unused digits |
| Firmware | Firmware updates |
| Recovery | Restart, erasing Wi-Fi, default settings |
At the bottom of the menu:
- Statistics – the clock's model, Device ID, firmware version, Wi-Fi signal and power supply readings.
- Theme – light, dark, or following your device.
- Language – English, Čeština, Deutsch or Français. The language is saved in the clock, so the website and the setup page open in it on every device.
When the browser loses the connection to the clock, for example while the clock restarts, the website shows Connecting and reconnects by itself.