FireBeetle Covers-24x8 LED Matrix (White)

DFRobot FireBeetle is a low - power micro - controller crafted for the Internet of Things (IoT). It's designed to help you quickly and easily build IoT hardware platforms. There are three product types: Boards (main control), Covers (expansion boards), and related Accessories. This 24x8 white LED Matrix display is specifically made for the FireBeetle series. It supports a low - power mode and scrolling display. With the high - performance HT1632C LED driver chip, each LED has an independent register for easy separate driving. It comes with an integrated 256KHz RC clock, consuming only 5uA in low - power mode, and supports 16 - scale PWM brightness adjustment. This product is also compatible with other Arduino microcontrollers like the Arduino UNO. Specifications include an operating voltage of 3.3 - 5V, white LED color, HT1632C drive chip, a working current of 6 - 100mA, 5uA low - power consumption, 256KHz RC clock, selectable chip select (CS) from D2, D3, D4, D5, serial data communication, support for Arduino Library, scrolling display, FireBeetle Series compatible interface mode, an operating temperature range of - 10°C to + 85°C, dimensions of 24 x 58mm (0.94 x 2.28 inches), and a weight of 26g. The shipping list includes one FireBeetle Covers - 24x8 LED Matrix (White), two 18pin - 2.54mm Pin Headers, and two 18pin - 2.54mm Female Pin Headers.

Using this DFRobot FireBeetle 24x8 white LED Matrix display is quite simple. First, connect it to your FireBeetle board or other compatible Arduino microcontroller according to the chip select (CS) options available (D2, D3, D4, D5). The product is designed to be FireBeetle Series compatible, so it should fit right in. If you're using it with an Arduino UNO, it'll work well too. When you power it on, the LED display can show different content in a scrolling way. You can adjust the brightness with 16 different levels to suit your needs. It can operate with a voltage between 3.3V and 5V, so make sure your power supply is within this range. In low - power mode, it only consumes 5uA, which is great for long - term use. For maintenance, keep it in an environment with a temperature between - 10°C and + 85°C. Avoid exposing it to extreme conditions or physical damage. If you want to use it with other software, it supports the Arduino Library, so you can easily integrate it into your projects. Just follow these steps and you'll enjoy using this LED Matrix display.