Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new MAX7219 7-Segment Display Library for Proteus V1.0 . The long blue board with eight red digits is the quickest way to give an Arduino a real display: a counter, a clock, a voltmeter reading, a score. One MAX7219 on the back does all the multiplexing, the Arduino needs only three pins, and with the LedControl library a number is one line of code. Now this 8-digit 7-segment module is ready for your Proteus simulations too, every segment glowing as on the real board. Behind the digits sits our own model of the MAX7219 , written from the Maxim datasheet: the 16-bit serial packets, the digit, Code B decode, intensity, scan-limit, shutdown and display-test registers, DOUT for the next module, and the digit order of ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new MAX7219 LED Matrix Library for Proteus V1.0 . The red 8x8 LED dot matrix with a MAX7219 behind it is the display that turns any Arduino project into a sign: scrolling names, clocks, counters, little animations. It comes as a single 8x8 module and as the long 4-in-1 FC-16 board with 32 x 8 LEDs, and both are now ready for your Proteus simulations, glowing LED by LED as the real ones do. Behind every matrix sits our own model of the MAX7219 , written from the Maxim datasheet: the 16-bit serial packets, the daisy chain through DOUT, the digit, intensity, scan-limit, shutdown and display-test registers, and the exact way each module wires its LEDs to the chip. You get four devices , the single and the 4-in-1 modu ...
