Nootropic RGB Matrix Backpack Kit for
32x32 & 16x32 Panel - v2
PRODUCT ID: 2657
Description
The RGB Matrix Backpack is a small board that connects to the back of the Adafruit 32x32 RGB LED
Matrix Panel and is a very convenient way to control this awesome panel. The board is simply a small
Arduino. You can easily program the board using the Arduino IDE. As you can see from the video below,
it's possible to create great color animations, completely in Arduino programming!
Kit comes unassembled, Adafruit 32x32 RGB LED Matrix Panel not included! Note this doesn't work as
well with our 4mm pitch matrix panel due to the power connector being in the way.
To program the board, you'll need an FTDI cable or FTDI friend. Or you can program the ATMega328
chip using your Arduino board and move the chip to the RGB Matrix Backpack for testing.
The board snaps onto the back of the panel and provides power to the panel through the terminal
block connections. The board should be powered by a 5V regulated power adapter that can deliver up
to 2A.
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A 8x2 female header on the back of the board allows this backpack board to simply
snap onto the back of the matrix panel.
2.1mm power jack for a regulated 5V power supply. The 5V supply should be able to
deliver 2A of current to meet the demands of the matrix panel. We strongly
recommend this 5V regulated power supply for use with the matrix panel. The terminal
block is used to provide power to the RGB matrix panel.
The 6‐pin programming header makes it easy to program the board using the Arduino
IDE and a cable or adapter like an FTDI cable or FTDI friend
A small tactile button can be used as an input to your Arduino program. It is connected
to Arduino pin 11. To use the button, the setup() function in your program should call
pinMode(11, INPUT); digitalWrite(11, HIGH);. The button is read by calling
digitalRead(11).
To program the backpack board, you use it just like an Arduino. The board type to select in the Arduino
IDE is "Arduino Uno". You need to connect an FTDI cable or FTDI friend.
Adafruit provides Arduino libraries for controlling the RGB Matrix Panel. You can download the libraries
and learn how to use them on our matrix tutorial page. You don't have to worry about any of the
complex wiring ‐‐ just skip down to the sections "Test example code" and "Library".
The ATmega328 chip comes preloaded with the animation shown in the video above. To change the
demo program download the sketch here. Make sure you've installed the Adafruit libraries correctly.
Compile the sketch and upload it to your board
Technical Details
Check out the complete build instructions on the Nootropic site!
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2657 7‐26‐17
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