SM1628

This IC has been used in large number of DVD players, it is very easy to control and support until 7 grids with 12 segments.
This IC have other references, like TM1628
Code Link: github.com/ems...
See my other videos about drivers: / jlsmonte

[@jogosProgramEletronica]

bacana, fiz uma biblioteca Arduino pro display sem o cs1628

[@jlsmonte]

Tenho ideia de já ter feito algo com o PT6964, faça um search na minha lista de videos.

[@Dancopymus]

Saudações José! Eu tenho esse mesmo display mas, com o PT6964S; Eu posso aproveitar esse código? Abraço e obrigado.

[@pouriaes3464]

There is English datasheet available for TM1628 which i think is the same IC

[@jlsmonte]

It is true, there are several IC's where the initial letters change, such as: HT1628, LK1628, CS1628, SC1628 ...
Some datasheets are more complete than others, although sometimes with errors!

[@sammyk7024]

Great tutorial, thanks!
If you have some time available, I would appreciate if you could give me some hints about what would I need to change , in order to adapt your code for a 7 segment, 5 digit display (no symbols, format is 88:88:8)? The display (salvaged from an old dvd player) only shows random stuff, with the code as is. the driver is a TM1628.
After long hours messing with the code, I am not making any progress.

[@jlsmonte]

Thanks Sammy K,
Next days I will be work in France, after return I will try fix a lite of time to look to your display.
Please send PIC's of display, board and driver.
I don't know if you already look around my channel because I have some videos with 5 digits and code.

[@jaimetorres9279]

Una pregunta carnal este display se podra usar en como pantalla o lector de voltímetro o como pantalla de fuente regulable de energía

[@jlsmonte]

¡Vivir Jaime Torres!
¡Sí! Se puede utilizar como display para presentar valores de un voltímetro. La pantalla es un dispositivo dependiente (no tiene inteligencia asociada), por lo que se presentará todo lo que se le envíe, así que solo haga el código para que el Arduino lea el "Voltaje" y luego envíelo a la pantalla.
Hay varios proyectos Volmeter basados ​​en Arduino.

[@beac5657]

Nice bos

[@caraquedesafiouopapaco2511]

Is possible to use PIC microcontrolers to do this ?

[@jlsmonte]

Yes! You can do it with a PIC, but I don't know the PIC to help you. But only is necessary control 3 pins. Strobe(STB), CLK(Clock) and DI (Data In) , and of course a GND reference. That's all!
If you know how program the PIC you can control it!