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Where should I plug line E?

Open dowandev opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

Hi, I want to use a 128X64 matrix board, where should I plug line E?

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dowandev avatar Aug 03 '23 09:08 dowandev

Pin 10 on the Pi

As shown here here

Connections per chain

Then for each first panel of a chain there is a set of (R1, G1, B1, R2, G2, B2) that you have to connect to the corresponding pins. They are marked [1], [2] and [3] for chain 1, 2, and 3 below.

If you only connect one panel or have one chain, connect it to [1] (:smile:); if you use parallel chains, add the other [2] and [3].

To make things quicker to navigate visually, each chain is marked with a separate icon:

[1]=:smile:, [2]=:boom: and [3]=:droplet: ; signals that go to all chains have all icons.

Connection Pin Pin Connection
- 1 2 -
:droplet: [3] G1 3 4 -
:droplet: [3] B1 5 6 GND :smile::boom::droplet:
:smile::boom::droplet: strobe 7 8 [3] R1 :droplet:
- 9 10 E :smile::boom::droplet: (for 64 row matrix, 1:32)
:smile::boom::droplet: clock 11 12 OE- :smile::boom::droplet:
:smile: [1] G1 13 14 -
:smile::boom::droplet: A 15 16 B :smile::boom::droplet:
- 17 18 C :smile::boom::droplet:
:smile: [1] B2 19 20 -
:smile: [1] G2 21 22 D :smile::boom::droplet: (for 32 row matrix, 1:16)
:smile: [1] R1 23 24 [1] R2 :smile:
- 25 26 [1] B1 :smile:
- 27 28 -
:boom: [2] G1 29 30 -
:boom: [2] B1 31 32 [2] R1 :boom:
:boom: [2] G2 33 34 -
:boom: [2] R2 35 36 [3] G2 :droplet:
:droplet:[3] R2 37 38 [2] B2 :boom:
- 39 40 [3] B2 :droplet:

Differentunic avatar Aug 29 '23 06:08 Differentunic