text: from PyQt5.QtGui import QColor
  
  from GoogleMercatorProjection import LatLng
  
  # LOCATION(S)
  # Further radar configuration (zoom, marker location) can be
  # completed under the RADAR section
  primary_coordinates = 44.9764016, -93.2486732  # Change to your Lat/Lon
  
  location = LatLng(primary_coordinates[0], primary_coordinates[1])
  primary_location = LatLng(primary_coordinates[0], primary_coordinates[1])
  noaastream = 'http://www.urberg.net:8000/tim273/edina'
  background = 'images/clockbackground-kevin.png'
  squares1 = 'images/squares1-kevin.png'
  squares2 = 'images/squares2-kevin.png'
  icons = 'icons-lightblue'
  textcolor = '#bef'
  clockface = 'images/clockface3.png'
  hourhand = 'images/hourhand.png'
  minhand = 'images/minhand.png'
  sechand = 'images/sechand.png'
  
  # SlideShow
  useslideshow = 0  # 1 to enable, 0 to disable
  slide_time = 305  # in seconds, 3600 per hour
  slides = 'images/slideshow'  # the path to your local images
  slide_bg_color = "#000"  # https://htmlcolorcodes.com/  black #000
  
  digital = 0  # 1 = Digital Clock, 0 = Analog Clock
  
  # Goes with light blue config (like the default one)
  digitalcolor = "#50CBEB"
  digitalformat = "{0:%I:%M\n%S %p}"  # Format of the digital clock face
  digitalsize = 200
  
  # The above example shows in this way:
  #  https://github.com/n0bel/PiClock/blob/master/Documentation/Digital%20Clock%20v1.jpg
  # (specifications of the time string are documented here:
  #  https://docs.python.org/2/library/time.html#time.strftime)
  
  # digitalformat = "{0:%I:%M}"
  # digitalsize = 250
  # The above example shows in this way:
  # https://github.com/n0bel/PiClock/blob/master/Documentation/Digital%20Clock%20v2.jpg
  
  digitalformat2 = "{0:%H:%M:%S}"  # Format of the digital time on second screen
  
  usemapbox = 1  # Use Mapbox.com for maps, needs api key (mbapi in ApiKeys.py)
  map_base = 'bcurley/cj712peyz0bwr2sqfndbggupb'  # Custom dark Mapbox style for land and water only (bottom layer that goes below weather radar)
  map_overlay = 'bcurley/cj712r01c0bw62rm9isme3j8c'  # Custom Mapbox style for labels, roads, and borders only (top layer that goes above weather radar)
  # map_base = 'mapbox/satellite-streets-v11' # Uncomment for standard Mapbox style, and comment/remove the custom style
  # map_overlay = '' # Uncomment and leave blank for standard Mapbox style, and comment/remove the custom style
  
  # Sign-in and create custom map styles at https://studio.mapbox.com/
  # Example: If static map URL is
  # https://api.mapbox.com/styles/v1/mapbox/streets-v11/static/-80.2,25.8,10/600x400?access_token=YOUR-ACCESS-TOKEN
  # use the portion between '/styles/v1/' and '/static/'
  # Standard Mapbox maps will look like 'mapbox/streets-v11'
  # User created Mapbox maps will look like 'user-name/map-identifier'
  
  metric = 0  # 0 = English, 1 = Metric
  radar_refresh = 10  # minutes
  weather_refresh = 30  # minutes
  # Wind in degrees instead of cardinal 0 = cardinal, 1 = degrees
  wind_degrees = 0
  
  # gives all text additional attributes using QT style notation
  # example: fontattr = 'font-weight: bold; '
  fontattr = ''
  
  # These are to dim the radar images, if needed.
  # see and try Config-Example-Bedside.py
  dimcolor = QColor('#000000')
  dimcolor.setAlpha(0)
  
  # Optional Current conditions replaced with observations from a METAR station
  # METAR is world wide, provided mostly for pilots
  # But data can be sparse outside US and Europe
  # If you're close to an international airport, you should find something close
  # Find the closest METAR station with the following URL
  # https://www.aviationweather.gov/metar
  # scroll/zoom the map to find your closest station
  # or look up the ICAO code here:
  # https://airportcodes.aero/name
  METAR = ''
  
  # Language Specific wording
  # DarkSky Language code
  # (https://darksky.net/dev/docs under lang=)
  Language = "EN"
  
  # The Python Locale for date/time (locale.setlocale)
  #  '' for default Pi Setting
  # Locales must be installed in your Pi.. to check what is installed
  # locale -a
  # to install locales
  # sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
  DateLocale = ''
  
  # Language specific wording
  LPressure = "Pressure "
  LHumidity = "Humidity "
  LWind = "Wind "
  Lgusting = " gust "
  LFeelslike = "Feels like "
  LPrecip1hr = " Precip 1hr: "
  LToday = "Today: "
  LSunRise = "Sun Rise: "
  LSet = " Set: "
  LMoonPhase = " Moon: "
  LInsideTemp = "Inside Temp "
  LRain = " Rain: "
  LSnow = " Snow: "
  Lmoon1 = 'New Moon'
  Lmoon2 = 'Waxing Crescent'
  Lmoon3 = 'First Quarter'
  Lmoon4 = 'Waxing Gibbous'
  Lmoon5 = 'Full Moon'
  Lmoon6 = 'Waning Gibbous'
  Lmoon7 = 'Third Quarter'
  Lmoon8 = 'Waning Crescent'
  # Language Specific terms for weather conditions
  Lcc_code_map = {
      "freezing_rain_heavy": "Freezing Rain",
      "freezing_rain": "Freezing Rain",
      "freezing_rain_light": "Freezing Rain",
      "freezing_drizzle": "Freezing Drizzle",
      "ice_pellets_heavy": "Ice Pellets",
      "ice_pellets": "Ice Pellets",
      "ice_pellets_light": "Ice Pellets",
      "snow_heavy": "Heavy Snow",
      "snow": "Snow",
      "snow_light": "Light Snow",
      "flurries": "Flurries",
      "tstorm": "Thunder Storm",
      "rain_heavy": "Heavy Rain",
      "rain": "Rain",
      "rain_light": "Light Rain",
      "drizzle": "Drizzle",
      "fog_light": "Light Fog",
      "fog": "Fog",
      "cloudy": "Cloudy",
      "mostly_cloudy": "Mostly Cloudy",
      "partly_cloudy": "Partly Cloudy",
      "mostly_clear": "Mostly Clear",
      "clear": "Clear"
  }
  
  # RADAR
  # By default, primary_location entered will be the
  #  center and marker of all radar images.
  # To update centers/markers, change radar sections
  # below the desired lat/lon as:
  # -FROM-
  # primary_location,
  # -TO-
  # LatLng(44.9764016,-93.2486732),
  radar1 = {
      'center': primary_location,  # the center of your radar block
      'zoom': 7,  # this is a maps zoom factor, bigger = smaller area
      'basemap': map_base,  # Mapbox style for standard map or custom map with land and water only
      'overlay': map_overlay,  # Mapbox style for labels, roads, and borders only
      'color': 6,  # rainviewer radar color style:
      # https://www.rainviewer.com/api.html#colorSchemes
      'smooth': 1,  # rainviewer radar smoothing
      'snow': 1,  # rainviewer radar show snow as different color
      'markers': (  # google maps markers can be overlaid
          {
              'visible': 1,  # 0 = hide marker, 1 = show marker
              'location': primary_location,
              'color': 'red',
              'size': 'small',
              'image': 'teardrop-dot',  # optional image from the markers folder
          },  # dangling comma is on purpose.
      )
  }
  
  radar2 = {
      'center': primary_location,
      'zoom': 11,
      'basemap': map_base,
      'overlay': map_overlay,
      'color': 6,
      'smooth': 1,
      'snow': 1,
      'markers': (
          {
              'visible': 1,
              'location': primary_location,
              'color': 'red',
              'size': 'small',
              'image': 'teardrop-dot',
          },
      )
  }
  
  radar3 = {
      'center': primary_location,
      'zoom': 7,
      'basemap': map_base,
      'overlay': map_overlay,
      'color': 6,
      'smooth': 1,
      'snow': 1,
      'markers': (
          {
              'visible': 1,
              'location': primary_location,
              'color': 'red',
              'size': 'small',
              'image': 'teardrop-dot',
          },
      )
  }
  
  radar4 = {
      'center': primary_location,
      'zoom': 11,
      'basemap': map_base,
      'overlay': map_overlay,
      'color': 6,
      'smooth': 1,
      'snow': 1,
      'markers': (
          {
              'visible': 1,
              'location': primary_location,
              'color': 'red',
              'size': 'small',
              'image': 'teardrop-dot',
          },
      )
  }
  