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Members Only Giveaway - Sanyo LED Displays

nlarson
nlarson over 10 years ago

One of our very generous element14 Community Top Members (phoenixcomm) sent element14 Community staff a handful of these LED Displays from Sanyo (description below and data sheet attached).  She's asked that these go to newbie members only - if you'd like to be considered a recipient for one of these displays please post here the following:

 

1) Introduce yourself &  2) Tell Cris why you'd like to get one of these LED displays (11 available) & what you would do with it (and you'll get good karma points if you plan to share back here once you've completed your project).

 

IMPORTANT! Make sure to "follow" this discussion, and Cris will post back here in the replies to let you know if you've been selected.

 

Product Description:

The display was for a clock and if you are carefully remove the red screen, or the whole display stuff from the back (remember you will need to put it back) you will see the individual LEDs. Please note that you must current limit them so a 330 ohm resistor should do nicely.. this can be driven two ways:

  • 1. micro cpu and drive the pins directly. you write ALL the software. 
  • 2. micro cpu and a bcd to 7 segment driver. ( any of the 7446, 7447, 7448, or 7449 will do. you must pick your poison. )

Good Luck ~~Cris

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  • ntewinkel
    ntewinkel over 10 years ago +2
    Those little clock displays are neat, but yes they do require a lot of wires - which is part of the fun, really! I once did an Instructable for a " Crazy Countdown Timer " (aka the stereotypical movie…
  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 10 years ago +2
    In case anyone is wondering ... These appear to be 1072 model which means common cathode. Nice gesture, and I like that its going to new members. Mark
  • dragonstyne
    dragonstyne over 10 years ago +2
    Thanks for contributing these displays. I think you should get a 1000 points for that. Best Regards, -Steve
  • ntewinkel
    ntewinkel over 10 years ago

    Those little clock displays are neat, but yes they do require a lot of wires - which is part of the fun, really!

     

    I once did an Instructable for a "Crazy Countdown Timer" (aka the stereotypical movie time-bomb) that uses something like it, using an Arduino Nano to drive it. So if anyone is interested in the displays, this might give a bit of a starting point.

     

    Cheers,

    -Nico

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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 10 years ago

    In case anyone is wondering ...

     

    These appear to be 1072 model which means common cathode.

     

    Nice gesture, and I like that its going to new members.

     

     

    Mark

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  • dragonstyne
    dragonstyne over 10 years ago

    Thanks for contributing these displays.

     

    I think you should get a 1000 points for that. image

     

     

    Best Regards,

    -Steve

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  • ntewinkel
    ntewinkel over 10 years ago in reply to ntewinkel

    Oh, haha, I just realized that this Instructable was actually a port of the original project I did for the XL Star way back in the "Summer of Design" when I joined e14.

     

    Cheers,

    -Nico

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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to ntewinkel

    You've been in the hot tub too long ..image

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  • ntewinkel
    ntewinkel over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

    Naomi made me do yard work again yesterday, so it was pretty much a requirement to be able to move again image

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  • Robert Peter Oakes
    Robert Peter Oakes over 10 years ago in reply to dragonstyne

    Now that would be a great feature element14jamie  nlarson

     

    If a member goes the extra mile with something and the TMs agree, we can add bonus points to their profile

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  • Capper
    Capper over 10 years ago

    I think I have some X10 clocks with those in them.......

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