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Author Topic: A totally new 8 or 16 char Moving Message Display with a small PIC  (Read 16437 times)
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« Reply #25 on: December 26, 2011, 04:32:13 16:32 »

Meanwhile - on request - prepared some simplified versions of my PIC16 MMD (its source is  here).
  
My own keyboard routines  is also used if needed (but without any IT).

        There are five variants (look at the attached pictures):

Amsg
  auto rotating short fix msgs, no scrolling
  selectable (re)start-msg and rotating time
  quasi unlimited nr of msgs (max len: 1000)
  140 (max 170) Hz refresh rate at 4 MHz clock

2msg
  two static selectable msgs (max len: 1000)
  scrolled or center aligned
  SW brightness equalization, each matrix row get same "switched on" time
  Appr 100 Hz refresh rate at 4 MHz clock

Mmsg
  a lot of selectable msgs (by stepping), 2 power-on starting msgs
  scrolled or center aligned
  SW brightness equalization  
  quasi unlimited nr of msgs (max len: 1000)
  Appr 100 Hz refresh rate at 4 MHz clock

Xmsg
  6 selectable msgs (but 7 during power-on), (max len: 1000)
  scrolled or center aligned
  SW brightness equalization  
  easily expandable up to 15 msgs
  Appr 100 Hz refresh rate at 4 MHz clock

XFmsg
  the same as Xmsg but wait (no display, a led blinks) until release key(s)
 

All variants above are easily supplemented with a PC serial control (rx-tx).

The projects (full with source) are uploaded for all beloved Sonsivri members (link attached).

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
zuisti

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The rar now attached (look at my next post)
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« Reply #26 on: January 03, 2012, 12:40:08 12:40 »

Being back here after a long time feels like homecoming  Cheesy
Zuisti => As promised, I have finally completed the 'C' code version of the moving matrix display. I have used an operating system (developed by me), to trigger the update of the display and control the refresh rate. I have got the pixel scrolling also running. Blinking of the display is done by toggling the OE pin. You can have a look at my completed project http://jagichan.tech.officelive.com/DotMatrixMovingLEDDisplay.aspx.
Zuisti, thanks for your inspiration.
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« Reply #27 on: February 20, 2012, 10:05:19 22:05 »

   In my prev. post in this thread
http://www.sonsivri.to/forum/index.php?topic=7978.msg125527#msg125527
   the rar link is dead already. On request attached here ...

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