A Java™ implementation of a "binary" clock. This all started when I saw a physical binary clock. It has six columns by four rows of blue LEDs. Underneath it says Discovery Channel™. I found out that it is available from their web site.

At first, I had no idea what it was. The lights were flashing on and off in some kind of pattern. Then the fellow who owned the device told me it was a clock. Immediately, it made sense - a binary clock.

I decided to program it in Java™ and this is the result. The {@link com.palserv.clock.BinaryClock BinaryClock} class is the main starting point for the application, while the {@link com.palserv.clock.BinaryClockApplet BinaryClockApplet} class is the starting point for the applet.

There is one "supporting" class: It may be of interest to note that there are no image files in this application. There is an icon file included in the zip file, but its use is entirely optional.

My intention, is that this code be "open source". Any comments, questions, etc. should be directed to me, Peter Loeb.