ciao sono fabio

[Billyflora]

hi leon. I thank you very much for your reply. I managed to start it, but I would like to put two LEDs per segment instead of one .. unfortunately I don't know how it gets ... Would you be so kind as to change yours for my watch project? I saw yours and I immediately fell in love with it, but with a LED you can't see anything. I thank you so much again .. I'm sorry for my goat disability! I'm trying to learn slowly ...

[margaritpoutsi]

hi leon. I thank you very much for your reply. I managed to start it, but I would like to put two LEDs per segment instead of one .. unfortunately I don't know how it gets ... Would you be so kind as to change yours for my watch project? I saw yours and I immediately fell in love with it, but with a LED you can't see anything. I thank you so much again .. I'm sorry for my goat disability! I'm trying to learn slowly ...

I would change this bit:

void displaySegments(int startindex, int number) {

  byte numbers[] = {
    0b00111111, // 0    
    0b00000110, // 1
    0b01011011, // 2
    0b01001111, // 3
    0b01100110, // 4
    0b01101101, // 5
    0b01111101, // 6
    0b00000111, // 7
    0b01111111, // 8
    0b01101111, // 9   
    0b01100011, // º              10
    0b00111001, // C(elcius)      11
    0b01011100, // º lower        12
    0b00000000, // Empty          13
    0b01110001, // F(ahrenheit)   14
  };

  for (int i = 0; i < 7; i++) {
    LEDs[i + startindex] = ((numbers[number] & 1 << i) == 1 << i) ? (colorMODE == 0 ? colorCRGB : colorCHSV) : colorOFF;
  } 
}

to this:

void displaySegments(int startindex, int number) {

  int numbers[] = {
    0b000111111111111, // 0    
    0b000000000111100, // 1
    0b011001111001111, // 2
    0b011000011111111, // 3
    0b011110000111100, // 4
    0b011110011110011, // 5
    0b011111111110011, // 6
    0b000000000111111, // 7
    0b011111111111111, // 8
    0b011110011111111, // 9   
    0b011110000001111, // º              10
    0b000111111000011, // C(elcius)      11
    0b011001111110000, // º lower        12
    0b000000000000000, // Empty          13
    0b011111100000011, // F(ahrenheit)   14
  };

  for (int i = 0; i < 14; i++) {
    LEDs[i + startindex] = ((numbers[number] & 1 << i) == 1 << i) ? (colorMODE == 0 ? colorCRGB : colorCHSV) : colorOFF;
  } 
}

and this:

  displaySegments(0, mr);    
  displaySegments(7, ml);
  displaySegments(16, hr);    
  displaySegments(23, hl); 

to:

  displaySegments(0, mr);    
  displaySegments(14, ml);
  displaySegments(30, hr);    
  displaySegments(44, hl); 
etc.

[ghost]

Hi, the easiest way to make 2 LEDs per segment is to make a diagram so that there is a parallel connection of 2 LEDs as in the picture. And absolutely no need to change the sketch. The picture is available at link: https://yadi.sk/i/FBnUcPGQ3qxf7w Partially assembled digit under very bright lamp: https://yadi.sk/i/Ppw9h4QmYc-67Q

[pakobrien]

I do this but my dots don´t blink,the segment number 8 (leds 15 and 16)are always on and blinking,any solution?