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16x16 Led Panels

16x16 Led Panels connected together

 
This is a set of 2 matrix led panels that is controlled with a Pic32 and an Ethernet module. Each panel has its own IP, and from the windows application you can select the location of the panel to form an array of panels and to display whatever is on your desktop into the panel.

 16x16 Led Panel

 

This is the single version of the led panel.  

Settings for the program

 Here you can see the settings for the program of how easy it is to comunicates with the panels.






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  1. LindaMay 8, 2017 at 1:00 PM

    Thanks for sharing the video for clarity. The display looks unusual. More for a person interested in computer work. A graphic designer would make the most out of it.

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