Arduino Nano & 24x16 LED display board

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Uploaded by on Dec 6, 2008

Arduino Nano (http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardNano) and a Sure Electronics LED display board (http://www.sureelectronics.net/goods.php?id=142) running Conway's Life. See http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1225239439 for details.

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  • @nixad The links work fine for me.

  • Is'nt that the game of life?

  • It certainly is.

  • Just wondering... do you have more than one of those display boards?

    I tried hooking four in 'series' (which should be the maximum) and had issues. I could do it with two and three but with four linked, there was a lot of noise on the communication lines and the LEDs didn't behave as they should have.

  • Yeah, I do have four of them actually, but I've never got around to trying them out together. I'll let you know if I give it a go.

    What software/hardware are you using to drive them?

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  • Hi, nice project :)

  • nice, I will use this for my project.

    Binary clock with over-features

  • Your links don't work.

  • resistors? Conway's Life?

  • hey man, just got my nano v3 in the mail today. was yours really hard to stick into the breadboard? just want to me sure mine isn't messed up.

  • very cool, getting an arduino for xmas want to make this basically, and a bit of pong :) is there a kit where you get all the led screens too or do you need to get seperately?

  • I haven't used them in quite a while, but I was just looking through the some YouTube videos and saw that you had used one.

    I was using some PIC18F452s until I had a few unrelated problems with coding. Then I switched over to an AVR ATmega16 (now that I think about it, I haven't touched a PIC since, but back then I was using both on and off).

    I had the same problem with both AVRs and PICs. I guess it may have been a fan-out problem but that would be weird with only four devices connected.

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