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simple led dot matrix using 8*8

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Re: 8x32 matrix please help

Hi Guys,

I am trying to make a 8x32 matrix using the attached schematic, as I am using the proton development suite, I am getting confused on how to write the code for it. Please if some1 could c the schematic and write for me a simple code that could activate all the coloums or rows.

P.S. the attached schematic is not my personal schematic, I got it on some forum.



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Hey guys please any1 to help here
 

Re: 8x32 matrix please help

I'm not writing code for you but I can tell you how it works, then you can write code yourself.

Port A, (RA pins) is the column addresses, Port B (RB pins) is the row data.

You have to work out the font information yourself, then place the address of the column on RA and the data for the LEDs in that column on RB. For example, if you make all RA pins low you address the fiirst column and if you put 0x55 on the RB pins you would get alternate LEDs on that column to light up. 0x55 is 01010101 in binary and where there is a '1' in the number, the corresponding LED will light.

Brian.

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Be careful to make sure your LEDs can withstand 5V in reverse direction. In this design, the polarity reverses when the LED is off.

Brian.
 
Re: 8x32 matrix please help

Hey thanks for the info, yeah the LEDS do light up dim, If I use ULN2803 would that be a good idea.
 

Re: 8x32 matrix please help

guys could any1 suggest me or provide me with a link to a better design, where i could get the leds lit up more brighter.
 

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