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hello
i'am trying to build a panel that have the message HELLO with thèse dimensions 150*30 cm but i'am facing a problem .
the schematic below shows the leds of the letter H is there any mistake and would it work in realtiy and on a ditance of 50 cm from the control board?
hello
i'am trying to design a pcb for my led matrix , i'am using 5x7 matrix from lite_on(datasheet is linked below) and i want to palce 4 matrices,i'am using ARES to design the pcb on a single layer but i have a problem when the routes cross each other what should i do ?
hello
i'am trying to scroll a message on 15x7 led matrix see below for the code and schematic
the problem is when i run the simulation a message appears "stack overflow executing call instruction " but i'am using just 2 nested loops
this the code written in mikroc:
void main()
{
const...
hello
yes i'am using 4MHZ osc, but i did not understand where the problem is hard or soft ?
i wrote a new code :
;**********************************************************************
; PROJET ECRIRE LA LETRRE A SUR UNE MATRICE LED 5X7 *...
hello
i'am using a pic mcu to drive a 5x7 led matrix and a 4017 counter , but when i try to clock the 4017 i have an effect like a bouncing switch.
it's not stable and can't scan the rows when by one .
please help me.
here is the asm code that i"am using
LIST P=16F84A...
HELLO
i want to build a led matrix to display letters and numbers and i want to start with one 5x7 led matrix but the problem i do not know and what to use to drive it please guide me to start ?
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