LED 32x8 matrix display board for Arduino, ARM

Name: LED 32x8 matrix display board for Arduino, ARM
SKU: 3397
Price: 12.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.00 (1 reviews)

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This is a 32x8 LED matrix display module. It comes with full C/C++ source code for Arduino, ARM based MCU and easily portable to other MCUs

Designed by I-SYST in Canada

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This is a 32x8 LED matrix display module. It comes with full C/C++ source code for Arduino, ARM based MCU and easily portable to other MCUs

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The IDM-LMX3208 series are 32x8 LED matrix display module. The displays are available in various LED dot sizes and colors. Small multi-platform API with fonts written in standard C/C++, Arduino, ARM processor are provided. API can be easily ported to other processors. Full source code is available free to use without restriction, BSD style license. Video above shows multi-display demo using the API on Arduino with LMXSHIELD. Arduino shields also available in option selection.

Features :

16 levels PWM brightness control
Support Synchronized blinking in daisy chained configuration
Up to 4 boards can be daisychained together for a total of 128x8
Serial interface to microcontroller requires only 3 GPIOs
Small API for programming with full C/C++ source code available
API is also provided as library for Arduino
API supports daisy chain multiple boards in single high resolution display
Dimension : 3mm model: 128x52mm (5.04" x 2.05"), 5mm model: 241x80mm (9.5”x3.15”)
Operating voltage 5V
Wavelength : 625-640 nm Red, 565-575 nm Green
Arduino shield (LMXSHIELD) sold separately can control up to 8 displays modules
Arduino shield (IBB-LMXBLUE) sold separately can control up to 16 display modules
Send text display over Bluetooth Low Energy with IMM-NRF51822 module in combination with IBB-LMXBLUE. Both are sold separately.

Tutorial and source on this page http://embeddedsoftdev.blogspot.ca/p/arduino.html

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Mike | Jan. 24, 2018

Great product for large message displays...

More and more Christmas displays use FM radio frequencies to broadcast the audio associated with their Christmas creations. Most have a static sign providing the frequency to use to hear the music. With all the technology that goes into a Christmas production, it seemed weak to resort to a 2x3 sign to communicate the frequency. If the frequency had to be changed due to noise or other interference, you would have to recreate a new sign. My fix was to create a message
display box to communicate the frequency and any other messages that may be helpful to those viewing the "shows".
My box consists of three 32x8 LED Matrix Display boards butted horizontally and daisy chained to create a 1 x 12 character display. To drive the display I used an Arduino UNO or equivalent and the LMXShield (from iSyst.com). The messages I can display (beyond just an FM frequency) are things like show times, and other "teasers" (such as the phrase "Listen to the Lights"), etc. Between shows I display the date, time, and temperature. I use the display box for these simple messages. There are many other messages that can be displayed, such as the name of the tune playing, the next show sequence start time, etc. The sweet thing about the display is that I can change it instantly ... I don't have to recreate a new sign!! I can scroll the message, flash it, and blank it out.