Create is31fl3741_13x9_sequential_chain.py #24
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An example using 4 chained 13x9 matrix's using STEMMA. Possibly due to power requirements and/or inability to setup a tuple for addresses currently could only get them to run sequentially. A cheap trick that will really only work for scrolling marquee. It's still a valid example though.
Have to initialize each matrix manually because currently the address field will not accept a tuple of i2c addresses, only an int.
IMG_0867_compressed2.mp4
edit: github doesn't like .mov format, converted it to .mp4