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Arduino FlipDisc Library v1.0.0

https://github.com/marcinsaj/FlipDisc
The MIT License
Marcin Saj 15 Jan 2023

Introduction

Examples - Code & Diagrams

Several example sketches are included with the FlipDisc library.
In the examples section, in order to better understand the code, a visualization of connecting individual modules has been attached to each program code.

Library Installation

To use the FlipDisc library:

  • First method
    • Open Library Manager in Arduino IDE.
    • Type library name "FlipDisc" and install it.
  • Second method
    • Go to https://github.com/marcinsaj/FlipDisc, click the Download ZIP button and save the ZIP file to a convenient location on your PC.
    • Uncompress the downloaded file. This will result in a folder containing all the files for the library, that has a name that includes the branch name, usually FlipDisc-master or FlipDisc-main.
    • Rename the folder to just FlipDisc.
    • Copy the renamed folder to the Arduino sketchbook\libraries folder.

Warning!

The library uses SPI to control flip-disc displays. The user must remember to connect the display inputs marked DIN - data in - to the MOSI (SPI) output of the microcontroller and the CLK - clock - input of the display to the SCK (SPI) output of the microcontroller. In addition, it is very important to connect and declare EN, CH, PL pins. The declaration of DIN (MOSI) and CLK (SCK) is not necessary, because the <SPI.h> library handles the SPI hardware pins.

display -> microcontroller  
DIN -----> MOSI (SPI)  
CLK -----> SCK (SPI)  
EN ------> any digital pin  
CH ------> any digital pin  
PL ------> any digital pin

Incorrect declaration of control pins or incorrect connection of modules may result in damage to flip-disc displays. When using the FlipDisc library with flip-disc displays, the user is responsible for ensuring that the connection of the display and power module corresponds to the declared control pins.

#define EN_PIN  'Set your pin'  // Start & End SPI transfer data
#define CH_PIN  'Set your pin'  // Charging PSPS module - turn ON/OFF
#define PL_PIN  'Set your pin'  // Release the current pulse - turn ON/OFF

Supported displays