board707
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2 years ago Hi @ravigyanvihar Few month ago I have modified the old variant of the library - Adafruit RGB-matrix-Panel - to add support for 80x40 RGB matrices. But the code was only tested on Arduino Mega. My fork of RGB-matrix-Panel you can see at https://github.com/board707/RGB-matrix-Panel/tree/matrix80x40 Make sure to select the "matrix80x40" branch before downloading. For usage see the example Mega_matrix_80x40.ino"
If you interesting to use your matrix with Arduino STM32 boards - I have a custom library for RGB and Monochrome DMD panels which supported many kinds of matrices, including RGB 80x40 20 scan. See the link DMD_STM32 arduino library
priya2212
ravigyanvihar
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