For years, I have wanted to experiment with LED matrices, and I finally found the time to do it. I wrote a small test program that displays the well-known and popular message "Hello World!" scrolling from right to left on the LED banner.
I am including the test program and the library I wrote. The library uses the internal MSSP module of the PIC, operating in SPI master mode with a clock speed of 4MHz (internal clock 64Mhz).
For those who want to see it, I leave the link to the video:
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I have updated the files, just simplified some functions (2024/06/02).
Thanks T.
I have several similar screens running with C, but I haven't had time for oshonsoft yet, let's see if during the June holidays I can get them up and running, first some that have I2C, then others through SPI and finally the touch ones.
I have several similar screens running with C, but I haven't had time for oshonsoft yet, let's see if during the June holidays I can get them up and running, first some that have I2C, then others through SPI and finally the touch ones.
Hi D,
It will be quite a while before I need TFT screens, as my project takes me ages to move forward. When I started my project I chose SPI over I2C, so I bought all of my peripherals, with SPI, I've had some SPI TFT screens for a couple of years so far.
C
Hi D,
It will be quite a while before I need TFT screens, as my project takes me ages to move forward. When I started my project I chose SPI over I2C, so I bought all of my peripherals, with SPI, I've had some SPI TFT screens for a couple of years so far.
C