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Raspberry Pi LED Matrix Display
Show the Pi's video output on a large RGB LED matrix display!
by Tony DiCola
Learn how to make a chain of RGB LED matrices into a large display that shows the video output of a Raspberry Pi. Great for playing games, movies, and more on a big, bright, beautiful display!
Adafruit RGB Matrix + Real Time Clock HAT for Raspberry Pi
DIY your very own Times Square sign
by lady ada
You can now create a dazzling display with your Raspberry Pi with the Adafruit RGB Matrix HAT. This HAT plugs into your Pi and makes it super easy to control RGB matrices such as those we stock in the shop and create a colorful scrolling display or mini LED wall with ease.
SmartMatrix Remote Controlled LED Art Display
Remote controlled display to brighten up any room
by Louis Beaudoin
Make a bright LED display to play back animated GIFs and patterns using a Teensy 3.1 and 32x32 pixel RGB LED Matrix. Sit back and control the light show from across the room through an IR remote
SmartMatrix Animated GIF Player
Customize the display with your own GIF collection
by Louis Beaudoin
Want to add bright and colorful animations to your projects, or make a cool low resolution display? Play animated GIFs on a 32x32 pixel RGB LED Matrix using a Teensy 3.1 and microSD card with this guide.
16x32 RGB Display with Raspberry Pi - part 2
Daisy-chain three 16x32 LED Displays with a Raspberry Pi
by Simon Monk
In this tutorial, we will look at daisy chaining together two or three RGB LED displays and also wrapping some fast and efficient C code in Python that will create images on the fly and populate them with text before handing them over to the C code to do the refreshing of the display.
Connecting a 16x32 RGB LED Matrix Panel to a Raspberry Pi
How to connect a 16x32 RGB LED display to your Raspberry Pi
by Simon Monk
This tutorial uses C code to drive the display. We will also experiment (with limited success) in driving the display using Python.
FPGA RGB Matrix
Control large RGB LED matrices using an FPGA
by lady ada
Adafruit currently sells a really cool 16x32 RGB LED matrix panel in their store that is "designed to be driven by an FPGA or other high speed processor." The purpose of this tutorial is to help you get started driving a small handful of these displays with the DE0-Nano board, which contains a mid-range Altera FPGA.