[neonixie-l] 7 Segment Common Anode Display

2019-12-03 Thread Christine Thompson
Hi Folks, Hoping the group can help. I built an eight 8 clock using 2 savaged 4 digit bedside alarm clocks. I am using a multiplex method to support the display. The multiplex is based on a design provided by David one of this group's members and consists of a 74HC595 SPI 16 shift register and

Re: [neonixie-l] 7 Segment Common Anode Display

2019-11-05 Thread 'John Rehwinkel' via neonixie-l
> Here is a schematic diagram that I just whipped up. It uses the SPI signals > to shift data into the anode and cathode drivers. > The software needs to write two bytes (digit then segments) to the SPI port, > then write LOW then HIGH to the LD/ signal. You can also use an HT16K33 chip which

[neonixie-l] 7 Segment Common Anode Display

2019-11-04 Thread Christine Thompson
Hi, I am sure the group can help with this simple question. I am building a clock using 8 x 7 Segment Common Anode displays. The display uses a MAX6921AWI display driver chip and multiplexing to drive the displays. The problem is that the above chip has a minimum output of 8V, however the 7