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I have the following hardware:
RPi4
Adafruit Bonnet (with E pin soldered to 8)
5V 10A Power supply
2 WaveShare 64x32 LED Matrix Displays
Here are pictures of the hardware connections:
Here is the command line I am using:
sudo ./main.py --led-gpio-mapping="adafruit-hat" --led-slowdown-gpio=3 --led-rows 64 --led-cols 64 --led-chain 2
Here is what my displays look like after running that command:
If I try to run the 2 displays side by side (32x128) using the following command, the display works fine:
sudo ./main.py --led-gpio-mapping="adafruit-hat" --led-slowdown-gpio=3 --led-rows 32 --led-cols 64 --led-chain 2
Side note: I tried --led-cols 128 and got an error saying invalid matrix size. I am not sure why the above command works. Maybe --led-chain is a multiplier for led cols??
I cannot figure out why this is not working for the 64x64 configuration and hoping someone here can help. I am pretty new to working with these LED Matrix displays but familiar with hardware and software.
Thanks in advance
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I have the following hardware:
RPi4
Adafruit Bonnet (with E pin soldered to 8)
5V 10A Power supply
2 WaveShare 64x32 LED Matrix Displays
Here are pictures of the hardware connections:
Here is the command line I am using:
sudo ./main.py --led-gpio-mapping="adafruit-hat" --led-slowdown-gpio=3 --led-rows 64 --led-cols 64 --led-chain 2
Here is what my displays look like after running that command:
If I try to run the 2 displays side by side (32x128) using the following command, the display works fine:
sudo ./main.py --led-gpio-mapping="adafruit-hat" --led-slowdown-gpio=3 --led-rows 32 --led-cols 64 --led-chain 2
Side note: I tried --led-cols 128 and got an error saying invalid matrix size. I am not sure why the above command works. Maybe --led-chain is a multiplier for led cols??
I cannot figure out why this is not working for the 64x64 configuration and hoping someone here can help. I am pretty new to working with these LED Matrix displays but familiar with hardware and software.
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: