Computer controlled marquee at90s2313 74hc595

Summary of Computer controlled marquee at90s2313 74hc595


This article describes a LED marquee display controlled by an Atmel AT90S2313 microcontroller. The display uses 350 LEDs arranged in a 50x7 matrix, driven by seven 74HC595 shift registers. It interfaces with a PC via RS232 serial port, allowing dynamic text display with programmable fonts and automatic text source selection. The software, developed in Borland C++ for Windows XP, supports up to 768 characters of static text and 256 custom characters. Complete source code, schematic, and PCB design files (OrCAD) are provided for the project.

Parts used in the Computer Controlled Marquee:

  • Atmel AT90S2313 microcontroller
  • 74HC595 shift registers (7 pieces)
  • 350 LEDs arranged in a 50x7 matrix
  • RS232 serial port interface
  • Resistors and capacitors (for LED and microcontroller circuits)
  • Custom PCB (OrCAD design)
  • Computer with software (Borland C++ program for Windows XP)

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Computer controlled marquee

Specifications (software v 1.0)

  • 50 x 7 LED
  • PC connection rs232 (serial port)
  • According to the static text or dynamic text (computer)
  • Automatic text source selection
  • The maximum length of the static text, 768 characters
  • Programmable fonts, 256 different characters
  • Character width 0-5 pixels (+ optional column blank)

LedDisp. c software content

#include
#include
#include
#include
typedef uint8_t byte;
typedef int8_t sbyte;
typedef uint16_t word;
typedef int16_t sword;
#define DATAPORT	PORTD
#define DATA		PIND2		//Siirtorekisterin data
#define SHCLK		PIND4		//Siirtorekisterin shift-clock
#define LCLK		PIND5		//Siirtorekisterin latch-clock
#define OE			PIND3		//Siirtorekisterin output-enable (ei käytössä)
#define EE_DATAPORT	PORTB
#define EE_INPORT	PINB
#define EE_DATADR	DDRB
#define EE_CLKPORT	PORTD
#define EE_DATA		PINB7		//EEPROM data
#define EE_CLK		PIND6		//EEPROM clock
//Rivien ohjaus (rivi ykkösellä aktiivinen):
#define ROWPORT   PORTB
#define ROW0      PINB0
#define ROW1      PINB1
#define ROW2      PINB2
#define ROW3      PINB3
#define ROW4      PINB4
#define ROW5      PINB5
#define ROW6      PINB6

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