mike-rankin / esp8266_rgb_matrix_cable_free_version

Version of the ESP8266 RGB Matrix that is one single board for the 64x32 display.

ESP8266_RGB_Matrix_Cable_Free_Version

Version of the ESP8266 RGB Matrix that is one single board for the 64x32 display.

This version of the ESP8266 RGB Matrix that consists one single board that plugs into the back of a 64x32 display. My first version used a NodeMCU along with way too many jumper wires. This version is just one board not using using any wires or cables at all.

Check out http://www.instructables.com/id/RGB-LED-Matrix-With-an-ESP8266/ for all the details like wire diagram and Arduino library.

Check out the Files under the PCB directory for a parts list, schematic and gerber files to make your own.

To see a video of the basic assembly check out:

esp8266_rgb_matrix_cable_free_version's Issues

Request - Altium Files in EasyEDA Importable format

Hey @mike-rankin

Love the project and thank you so much for providing the PCB files.

Any chance you can save the Altium files in a format i can import in to EasyEDA : https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Import/Import-Altium-Designer/index.html

I want to make a want to make a modification to the board so it uses a NodeMCU instead of an ESP8266 and the individual components, but as i'm super new to PCB design i'm struggling to work out how i can place the headers so they line up with the led board, i wanted to use your design as a way to cheat :)

Thank you for any help you can give

Joe