Led Matrix 64x64 & ESP32 Help

[NunoSantos]

I'm trying to figure out how to connect this board, with WLED, I've already researched but I can't find anything about it and I have around 40 of these boards.
Can anyone help me, I'm new to this and it's all new to me.
The esp32 controller that I plan to use is in the image, is it possible to get it working?
I appreciate any help, I'm completely lost.
Thanks

 

[danadak]

With no schematic, let alone operational info on board, how are you going
to find out, let alone program, the ESP32 to run the board ? To insure you
do not exceed V's and Currents ? I am guessing ots a 4 layer board, so
attempting to hand drawi a schematic a fools errand.

ESP32 can be programmed in C/C++, or with block programming languages
like Tuniot, MPYBlockly (python).....

 

[NunoSantos]

With no schematic, let alone operational info on board, how are you going
to find out, let alone program, the ESP32 to run the board ? To insure you
do not exceed V's and Currents ? I am guessing ots a 4 layer board, so
attempting to hand drawi a schematic a fools errand.

ESP32 can be programmed in C/C++, or with block programming languages
like Tuniot, MPYBlockly (python).....

I was even more lost, anyway thanks for answering, I would really like to be able to get these boards working, but I think I'll give up

 

[danadak]

Take a well focused image of the board and do a google picture search to
see if you get any hits, that could lead you to possible sites with info.

Try that for starters.

 

[NunoSantos]

Take a well focused image of the board and do a google picture search to
see if you get any hits, that could lead you to possible sites with info.

Try that for starters.

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I've done all this and couldn't find anything related to this board.
I never ask for help without doing intensive research into what I need to know.

 

[ZipZapOuch]

Read the comments in the reviews and you should get enough advice to get it going. The comments point to links on GitHub and more...

Amazon.com

 

[NunoSantos]

Read the comments in the reviews and you should get enough advice to get it going. The comments point to links on GitHub and more...

Amazon.com

Thank you very much.
Looking at it without attention, it seemed to me to be a completely different board, but after analyzing it I think you showed me the right path.
I'll try to get one up and running and if it goes well, I'll make a screen with the 40 I have.
Once again, thank you very much

 

[ZipZapOuch]

An ESP32 could be an interesting route for a single panel but driving an array of panels will be a challenge in terms of memory for complex or multiple images.

A raspberry pi or even an array of raspberry pi's driven by a master pi could be the right answer for an array of 40 panels.

 

[danadak]

The ESP32, dual core version, might have enough horsepower to drive
display. Is display system a message board type of application ?

Calculate the data rate you need for a single board. You considering 1 ESP32/board ?
If board is message board does it have memory such that updates can be done in background
and then once data load complete display updated ?

Regards, Dana.