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New build with 32x32 matrix, Brians D1 matrix board and a temperature sensor

A project log for TETRIS TIME CLOCK ON A P10 RGB MATRIX WITH ESP8266

A WiFi/NTP enabled clock in tetris style an a RGB P10 LED matrix driven by a ESP8266

tobias-blumTobias Blum 08/30/2020 at 13:560 Comments

Last month I built a new version with a 32x32 matrix that fits perfectly in a IKEA ribba frame.

This time I used Brians Loughs D1 matrix board to optimize the cabling. Have a look at his boards if you like to build something similar: https://www.tindie.com/products/brianlough/d1-mini-matrix-shield/ 

I updated the code to make it work with the recent versions of the libraries.

This one is powered by a old 12V power supply and a LM2596 buck converter.

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