The wiki says that the TM1637 can only use 4 digits. @Corjan is it possible to please make it so that these 6 Digits ones can also be used. Widely used for radios and MCP
Thank you
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32798344970.html
https://www.addicore.com/RobotDyn-TM163 ... /ad416.htm
https://www.amazon.com/diymore-Display- ... =1&sr=8-82
For Arduino use library: TM1637.h.
Apparently it uses a different library so there may be an issue.
Quote from here...
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/tm1637-6-dig ... lay/702875
https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/lib ... nydisplay/Most TM1637 libraries support displays with 4 digits. I picked up several 6 digit displays that use the TM1637 chip and wanted to get it to work (made by diymore). The TM1637 drives up to six 7-segment LEDs so I expected it to be straight forward. However, the way the 6-digit display modules are built, the two blocks of 3-digits were in reverse order (would display 321654 using standard TM1637 libraries to drive it).
I updated the TM1637TinyDisplay 60 library to now also support 6 digit displays. I added the map and reversed the serial upload sequence to get it to work (now showing 123456). I would like to know if anyone discovers any 6-digit displays based on the TM1637 that do not work with the following code.
Install TM1637TinyDisplay 60 via Arduino IDE.
Here is another discussion on the subject.
https://www.bitsanddroids.com/mfs2020-u ... t-display/
@Ralph Also note the WIKI typo in the image. Says Max7219. Also the "Available from AM/AP 3.5." is also incorrect.The named one is correct.
Same "Available from AM/AP 3.5." for the TM1638.
Keith