TM1638 based LedAndKey pcb for AVR mikroPascal

[mikroSeven]

Hi,

got this pcb working:

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I'using AVR ( Arduino2560 ) and mikroPascal.

My code is based on this C-coded project in libStock:

https://libstock.mikroe.com/projects/vi ... ed-amp-key

in combination with the TM1638 datasheet for more explenation.

I don't know C, but with 'reading' the C-code with some common-sence, the help of the datasheet
and modiyfing I managed to get things work!

Handling the STB-bit correctly, is a big key!

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Posted video of pcb working...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q_H-IFK3f4


All regards!

[mikroSeven]

Yeah! Reading-Keys functioning too!

The DIO-pin on the TM1638 is bi-directional.

On Arduino I'm using also 1 pin, it behaviour is depending on the code.

When things finished/running-smoot, I will post code here.

All regards. Marcel

[mikroSeven]

There's som isue with the rising-time of the signal coming from TM1638 data-out.

So, after clockpulse 1-to-0, a delay_us(2) is needed.

More to come...

[mikroSeven]

Got the key-reading-methode working.

Will post it at the moment the code has been completed.
( I'm not a profesional )

Please be patient...

[mikroSeven]

Ordered this one.

More buttons!

Actuately: the code I allready wrote for the 8-button-pcb, just needs some more code due of parameters/constants.

[mikroSeven]

The 16-button pcbs ha've arived. ( no LED's on it ).

The wirering is a bit different.

Controlling the 7-segments, is not going ok at the moment.
It should display: 0123 4567...

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Reading the 16-buttons and display it in the 32-bit pulse-train on my LCD goes ok:
( see the '1' at position [2] of the pulse train. this is the most left/upper button )

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This means that the wiring ( DIO, STB and CLK ) is ok.

Reading takes Write-command followed by changing the Arduino-pin DIO direction
( temporary from write to read ) etc etc...

Proberly the "adressing"of the 7-segments differs from the 8-button-pcb.

To be continued...

[mikroSeven]

Here you see the positions of the scanned buttons in the scan-train [00..31]

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[mikroSeven]

For the time being: I'm not gonna put more time in these 16-button board, to get hte 7-segments working properly.

For my project, the 8-button version will do!
( got this one fully funcional )

Kind regards! Marcel