Raspberry Pi Pico Tutorial - 4 Digit 7 Segment Display - TM1637 Driver IC Module

[@HousseinDroubi-o9i]

Good day man.

[@NerdCaveYT]

Hello

[@RobertoZZZ813]

Love your videos, I have an i.r. Sensor and i would like the 7 segment Display to count as the sensor is triggered. Maybe you could add that to your next video.

[@NerdCaveYT]

I will check through my electronics think I ordered a few IR sensor modules. What do you plan to trigger the sensor so that it counts? Will that be the only function to count or will this be a separate function in your application so that it is a separate global variable in a function. If you have discord you can send me what you got and I can help: discord.gg/A4zegrBp

[@armand9910]

Thank you! :)

[@mangocafee]

I want to connect 5 x 1 digit 7 segment, what can i do as i want to make scroll text display please guide me

[@NerdCaveYT]

if you are using separate 7 segment display and want to connect 5, you will have to get a driver like the TM1638 to drive them, as the Pico does not have enough GPIO pins, or you get other modules with 8 segments if you can't make a custom PCB

[@mangocafee]

@@NerdCaveYT can you please help me with TM1638 connections and code with pi pico

[@roundel52]

I didn't see much info on how to physically wire this up. Is it using I2C or something? I'd like to have 8 of such modules, preferably driven by a single Pico. Would that be possible please?

[@NerdCaveYT]

I will have to go check on that but it should be possible think I saw someone do it on KZbin where you can connect them together. I will get back to you

[@Kattoe]

How do you turn on the :?

[@NerdCaveYT]

.numbers(num1, num2, colon=True) from the library you can turn it on True or False