For my project I need to build a large LED display of 960960mm.
To reach this surface I need to assemble 18 panels of 6432 pixels 320*160m (3 rows of 6 panels)
From the documentation I see configuration using 32x16, 32x32 or 64x64 LED panels but nothing about 64x32.
Is this a limitation or would it be possible to use 64*32 ones
Thanks in a advance
Robert
64x32 works perfectly fine, it’s a standard ABCD panel typically.
@marcmerlin
Thanks for your answer, I was afraid to invest in buying hardware without knowing the end result
Robert
@marcmerlin
Extra question:
The driver limitation is to drive 3 horizontal panels but I am expecting to address the 64 LEDs in horizontal to have a height of 192 pixels (and of course 5 vertical ones) will this work?
I have the feeling that these 64 x 32 pannels are rather 2*32X32 ones, which with a ABCD addressing will not work.
Can you pleas confirm me that.
NB: if this the case do you see a workaround for me to address these panels the way I am expecting
Thanks for your support
Robert
64x32 is normally an ABCD panel where you shift pixels 64 times.
now, I guess you could still find some really weird incompatible panel, but by default that’s what you should expect.
I’m not sure what layout you are trying to get (words aren’t very clear), but you can use 3 parallel chains that can each drive up to 30K pixels each (that’s what I do myself).