Eleks WFD Smart Clock With VU Meter and PC Monitor

Name: Eleks WFD Smart Clock With VU Meter and PC Monitor
Brand: Eleks
SKU: eleks-wfd-smart-clock-with-uv-meter-and-pc-monitor
Price: 69 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 1.5 (2 reviews)

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The Eleks WFD is a smart clock and PC monitor that doubles as both a super-bright, super-accurate clock display and a macro display unit for your PC. With the ability to program the display to show various computer functions—including CPU activity, RAM usage, GPU capacity, and more—you can use the WFD to bring you an edge while gaming or working Read More

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Blxxr

Nov 27, 2023

does the software to change the settings for this product come in English?

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FireGuy

Feb 15, 2024

Hi, just got mine... the instructions don't come in English. The Windows application does have an "en" language file, but I have not figured out how to change the language. I've done screen grabs and used Google Translate to get the menus at least somewhat translated (I used "simplified Chinese"). I've been able to get the clock to sync with my PC, and customize the dot-matrix display. The CPU, GPU, RAM and other system status displays require the AIDA64 Extreme system monitor software (according to the Tools UI), but I have not gotten it to sync or connect yet, and I have installed the drivers. The cities for the temp and weather are all Asian too, I don't see any US or European cities, thus far. So, still playing with it. Oh, finally, the VU meter is what I'd call "ambient" or room sounds, not like from the audio levels of your sound card or anything.

aztlek

Feb 20, 2024

Is this compatible with linux?

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AsParallel

Feb 24, 2024

Had the same question. From what we can see, nope. Windows only. Shame, because the data is trivial to provide. I'm pretty sure it has a super simple HID/USB driver that periodically fires block-transferrable/blittable structs over the wire. That's me being optimistic as to quality, it could just be a dumb ser/deser exercise after querying WMI on a timer. I decided not to buy as building my own from scratch is less work than reverse engineering their protocol.

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