Making own MHz LED panel with turbo button \ VOGONS

Making own MHz LED panel with turbo button

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First post, by markot

Posted on 2016-08-01, 19:44

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I'm trying to make my own MHz display with turbo button, that I will install into an ATX case with Baby AT motherboard. I have an exiting display from another case, but trying to figure out how this works. Is there anywhere information about 7 segment displays and using an ON/ON switch to make a similar one? How do I found out if it is a common anode or cathode display?

Reply 1 of 3, by luckybob

Posted on 2016-08-01, 21:08

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Apply power and test it out. Thats the only real advice here. Everything is going to be trail and error. use a 5v supply and go nuts.

It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.

Reply 2 of 3, by Formulator

Posted on 2016-08-02, 01:11

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Using tabbed jumpers speeds up the process.

Reply 3 of 3, by Beegle

Posted on 2016-08-02, 03:05

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Someone found this for me on a diy forum when I was building my retro build, and I had trouble with this too. So far this info never failed me. Enjoy!

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