Advertising panel
Moving adversitment messages with various effects are displayed on LED array.
CPU module
This is general purpose single board computer based on Z80A CPU with the following features:
- ASIO for RS232 communication. Two channel sync/async
- PIO for general purpose use
- RTC with CMOS RAM for time configurations
- XT/AT keyboard connector
- up to 32k ROM
- up to 32k SRAM with battery backup
- watch dog timer
- general purpose wire wrap area
postscript rp$proc
rp$proc.pcb | eps
Display module
Consists solely from an array of high intensity LED diodes driven by horizontal and vertical module. Display is designed in such way that the length of the panel can be variable. Normally 3 to 5 display PCBs are conected together.
rp$disp.pcb | eps
Horizontal module
Multiplexing of rows is driven by horizontal module by high power FET transistors capaple to whitstand the current of the single row of LEDs. The brightness of display is automaticly regulated by phototransistor. This means that during the day the brightness is high and low at dark. Horizontal module also genrates clock for row select and generates interrupt to the CPU and signals row 0 for synchronisation. Multiplexing is thus implemented fully in hardware. This prevents that display LEDs get burned by static overdrive. CPU is acting as slave to the horizontal module.
postscript rp$hori2
Vertical module
Each vertical line is driven by ULN driver. Static
Software
features.asm Macro features for the assembler
rp.asi Common definitions for the project
rp.asm
rpbios.asm
rpca10x7.asm
rpca9x7.asm
rpfnames.asi
rpkey.asm
rpmain.asm
rpvideo.asm
panel
rp$proc
rp$ps
Schematics
postscript panel
postscript panel0
postscript rp$drv
postscript rp$horiz
postscript rp$p_01
postscript rp$p_02
postscript rp$p_03
postscript rp$p_04
postscript rp$p_05
postscript rp$p_06
postscript rp$ps
PCB
rp$drv.pcb | eps
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rp$ps.pcb | eps <
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© Leon Kos, Fri Mar 17 16:38:51 CET 2000