phalgunimondal
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12 months ago I have P6 3232-2727-8S-v3.0 (GKGD)
Closed phalgunimondal closed 10 months ago
phalgunimondal
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12 months ago I have P6 3232-2727-8S-v3.0 (GKGD)
board707
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12 months ago Hi
Are you sure that your panel has multiplexor of SHIFTREG type ? Try to replace DMD_RGB_SHIFTREG_ABC class to the DMD_RGB, use the initialization below:
DMD_RGB <RGB32x32_S8_maxmurugan, COLOR_4BITS> dmd(mux_list, DMD_PIN_nOE, DMD_PIN_SCLK, custom_rgbpins, DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN, ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER);Hi
Are you sure that your panel has multiplexor of SHIFTREG type ? Try to replace DMD_RGB_SHIFTREG_ABC class to the DMD_RGB, use the initialization below:
DMD_RGB <RGB32x32_S8_maxmurugan, COLOR_4BITS> dmd(mux_list, DMD_PIN_nOE, DMD_PIN_SCLK, custom_rgbpins, DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN, ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER);
I have multiplexor with "MW245" ICs on LED display. So its multiplexor. Testing result:
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Demo for RGB panels
DMD_STM32a example code for STM32F103xxx board ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
// Fonts includes
//Number of panels in x and y axis
char a[10]; char b[10]; // Enable of output buffering // if true, changes only outputs to matrix after // swapBuffers(true) command // If dual buffer not enabled, all output draw at matrix directly // and swapBuffers(true) cimmand do nothing
// ==== DMD_RGB pins ==== // mux pins - A, B, C... all mux pins must be selected from same port!
// put all mux pins at list uint8_t mux_list[] = { DMD_PIN_A , DMD_PIN_B , DMD_PIN_C , DMD_PIN_D , DMD_PIN_E };
// pin OE must be one of PB0 PB1 PA6 PA7
// Pins for R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 channels and for clock. // By default the library uses RGB color order. // If you need to change this - reorder the R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 pins. // All this pins also must be selected from same port! uint8_t custom_rgbpins[] = {PA15, PA0,PA1,PA2,PA3,PA4,PA5 }; // CLK, R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1
// Fire up the DMD object as dmd<MATRIX_TYPE, COLOR_DEPTH>
// We use 64x32 matrix with 16 scans and 4bit color:
DMD_RGB <RGB32x32_S8_maxmurugan, COLOR_4BITS> dmd(mux_list, DMD_PIN_nOE, DMD_PIN_SCLK, custom_rgbpins, DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN, ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER);
// other options are:
// - 32x16 matrix with 8scans
// - 80x40 matrix with 20scans
// - 64x64 matrix with 32scans
// Color depth -
// --- Define fonts ---- // DMD.h old style font DMD_Standard_Font Arial_black(SystemFont5x7); // GFX font with sepatate parts for Latin and Cyrillic chars //DMD_GFX_Font GlametrixL((uint8_t)&GlametrixLight12pt7b, (uint8_t)&GlametrixLight12pt8b_rus, 0x80, 13);
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UTF8 char recoding
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// create foreground colors uint16_t col[] = { dmd.Color888(255,0, 0), // red dmd.Color888(0, 255, 0), // green dmd.Color888(0, 0, 255), // blue dmd.Color888(0, 255, 255), // blue dmd.Color888(0, 0, 0), // blue };
void setup(void) { Serial.end(); // initialize DMD objects dmd.init(); Serial.begin(9600); Serial.println("PICO P4 RTC"); delay(1000); dmd.setBrightness(20);
}
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- loop Arduino architecture main loop --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------/
void loop(void) { uint16_t bg = 0; // background - black uint16_t fg = dmd.Color888(0, 255, 0);; // foreground
// draw pixels for (int i = 0; i < dmd.height(); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < dmd.width(); j++) { dmd.drawPixel(j,i, fg); delay(30); } } // clear the screen dmd.fillScreen(bg);
}
board707
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12 months ago Please record a video of the code working in your panel ( at least 2-3 lines of pixels) and insert the link to the message.
phalgunimondal
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12 months ago https://github.com/board707/DMD_STM32/assets/22762672/0d80af0b-8278-424b-a799-baf1ff641a1b
previous code output, i observed that when i touch bluepill pin "PA15" it will change pattern
board707
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12 months ago Thank you, but your video is not very informative. It would be better to record the moment when the picture on the panel changes.
Also, please find the idnumbers of all chips on the back of the panel. There must be at least three types of them.
phalgunimondal
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12 months ago below ICs are in back side of P6 pannel:
kindly check video:
https://github.com/board707/DMD_STM32/assets/22762672/dba8a197-8993-4607-a53d-a22c3537fd9d
board707
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12 months ago Your panel has a perfectly standard set of driver chips, such panels had tested and works very well with the library. So it looks like a connection issue. Please try to swap the pins for C and E signals and check again all your wiring.
phalgunimondal
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12 months ago Hi, Now i am able to print text on P6 display :) but RED color text (pixel) not showing . problem was in pin selection. I replace PA15 to PA6 for "CLK" ping and PB3 to PB9 for "C" selection pin
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Demo for RGB panels
DMD_STM32a example code for STM32 and RP2040 boards
Pattern test for 32x16 1/2 1/4 RGB panels ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
//Number of panels in x and y axis
// Output buffering - false
/ ===================
// ==== DMD_RGB pins ==== // mux pins - A, B, C... all mux pins must be selected from same port!
// put all mux pins at list uint8_t mux_list[] = { DMD_PIN_A , DMD_PIN_B , DMD_PIN_C };
// pin OE must be one of PB0 PB1 PA6 PA7
// Pins for R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 channels and for clock. // By default the library uses RGB color order. // If you need to change this - reorder the R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 pins. // All this pins also must be selected from same port! uint8_t custom_rgbpins[] = {PA6, PA0,PA1,PA2,PA3,PA4,PA5 }; // CLK, R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1
/ ===================
// ==== DMD_RGB pins ==== // mux pins - A, B, C... mux pins must be consecutive in ascending order
// put all mux pins at list uint8_t mux_list[] = { DMD_PIN_A , DMD_PIN_B , DMD_PIN_C , DMD_PIN_D , DMD_PIN_E };
// pin OE must be one of PB0 PB1 PA6 PA7
// Pins for R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 channels and for clock. // By default the library uses RGB color order.2 // If you need to change this - reorder the R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 pins. // All this pins also must be consecutive in ascending order uint8_t custom_rgbpins[] = { 11, 0,1,2,3,4,5 }; // CLK, R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1
// Fire up the DMD object as dmd<MATRIX_TYPE, COLOR_DEPTH>
// For pattern testing use one of matrix below: // RGB32x16plainS4 - 32x16 1/4 Binary mux // RGB32x16plainS4_DIRECT - 32x16 1/4 Direct mux // RGB32x16plainS2 - 32x16 1/2 Binary mux // RGB32x16plainS2_DIRECT - 32x16 1/2 Direct mux
DMD_RGB <RGB32x32_S8_maxmurugan, COLOR_4BITS> dmd(mux_list, DMD_PIN_nOE, DMD_PIN_SCLK, custom_rgbpins, DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN, ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER); DMD_Standard_Font Arial_black(SystemFont5x7); uint16_t bg = 0; // background - black uint16_t fg = 0; // foreground // create foreground colors uint16_t col[] = { dmd.Color444(255,0, 0), // red dmd.Color444(0, 255, 0), // green dmd.Color444(0, 0, 255), // blue dmd.Color444(0, 255, 255), // blue dmd.Color444(0, 0, 0), // blue dmd.Color444(255, 255, 255), // blue }; void setup(void) { dmd.init(); fg = dmd.Color444(255, 0, 0); dmd.setBrightness(255); }
void loop(void) { dmd.selectFont(&Arial_black); dmd.setBrightness(255); dmd.setTextColor(0,0); while (1) {
dmd.drawString(32,0,"TEST",4,col[2]);
dmd.drawString(32,8,"DISPLAY",7,col[2]);
dmd.drawString(0,16,"Phalguni",8,col[0]);
dmd.drawString(0,24,"Mondal",6,col[1]);}
}
Result Video: https://github.com/board707/DMD_STM32/assets/22762672/5c559777-12a6-49c9-8c09-39acf63bc16c
board707
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12 months ago Please, change the color of the all texts to red. Do not change anything else in the code. Check the picture.
phalgunimondal
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11 months ago Nothing text display on P6 . I checked power supply 5V/20A. No luck
https://github.com/board707/DMD_STM32/assets/22762672/6c7cefb5-0cd7-4c9a-81f7-2e1f51463f09
davemaster
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11 months ago Nothing text display on P6 . I checked power supply 5V/20A. No luck WhatsApp.Video.2023-07-12.at.5.45.45.PM.mp4
Greetings,
Sometimes, the solution is start from the beginning. If You say your power supply it's ok... start with ONLY ONE RGB module, and PLEASE SHOW HERE your pinout (picture), again, check it, some pins can't be used as you wish.
Best regards
board707
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11 months ago By the way, why did you replaced dmd.Color888() method with
dmd.Color444(255,0, 0), // red
in your code?
Probably it is not a cause of your issue, but it is a syntactically incorrect. Also with line:
dmd.setTextColor(0,0);
it should be
dmd.setTextColor(col[0],0);Hi all, problem was in my hardware pinout . thanks for help
I connected P6 outdoor LED module with Bluepill STM32 but its showing two line on display
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Demo for RGB panels
DMD_STM32a example code for STM32F103xxx board ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
include "DMD_RGB.h"
// Fonts includes
include "st_fonts/SystemFont5x7.h"
pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wnarrowing"
pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Woverflow"
//Number of panels in x and y axis
define DISPLAYS_ACROSS 1
define DISPLAYS_DOWN 1
char a[10]; char b[10]; // Enable of output buffering // if true, changes only outputs to matrix after // swapBuffers(true) command // If dual buffer not enabled, all output draw at matrix directly // and swapBuffers(true) cimmand do nothing
define ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER false
// ==== DMD_RGB pins ==== // mux pins - A, B, C... all mux pins must be selected from same port!
define DMD_PIN_A PB6
define DMD_PIN_B PB5
define DMD_PIN_C PB4
define DMD_PIN_D PB3
define DMD_PIN_E PB8
// put all mux pins at list uint8_t mux_list[] = { DMD_PIN_A , DMD_PIN_B , DMD_PIN_C , DMD_PIN_D , DMD_PIN_E };
// pin OE must be one of PB0 PB1 PA6 PA7
define DMD_PIN_nOE PB0
define DMD_PIN_SCLK PB7
// Pins for R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 channels and for clock. // By default the library uses RGB color order. // If you need to change this - reorder the R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1 pins. // All this pins also must be selected from same port! uint8_t custom_rgbpins[] = {PA15, PA0,PA1,PA2,PA3,PA4,PA5 }; // CLK, R0, G0, B0, R1, G1, B1
// Fire up the DMD object as dmd<MATRIX_TYPE, COLOR_DEPTH> // We use 64x32 matrix with 16 scans and 4bit color: DMD_RGB_SHIFTREG_ABC <RGB32x32_S8_maxmurugan, COLOR_4BITS> dmd(mux_list, DMD_PIN_nOE, DMD_PIN_SCLK, custom_rgbpins, DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN, ENABLE_DUAL_BUFFER); // other options are: // - 32x16 matrix with 8scans // - 80x40 matrix with 20scans // - 64x64 matrix with 32scans // Color depth - or
// --- Define fonts ---- // DMD.h old style font DMD_Standard_Font Arial_black(SystemFont5x7); // GFX font with sepatate parts for Latin and Cyrillic chars //DMD_GFX_Font GlametrixL((uint8_t)&GlametrixLight12pt7b, (uint8_t)&GlametrixLight12pt8b_rus, 0x80, 13);
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UTF8 char recoding
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
// create foreground colors uint16_t col[] = { dmd.Color888(255,0, 0), // red dmd.Color888(0, 255, 0), // green dmd.Color888(0, 0, 255), // blue dmd.Color888(0, 255, 255), // blue dmd.Color888(0, 0, 0), // blue };
void setup(void) { Serial.end(); // initialize DMD objects dmd.init(); Serial.begin(9600); Serial.println("PICO P4 RTC"); delay(1000);
}
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- loop Arduino architecture main loop --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------/
void loop(void) { uint16_t bg = 0; // background - black uint16_t fg = dmd.Color888(0, 255, 0);; // foreground // draw pixels for (int i = 0; i < dmd.height(); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < dmd.width(); j++) { dmd.drawPixel(j,i, fg); delay(30); } } // clear the screen dmd.fillScreen(bg);
}