The measured light output (all white) of a panel running via FPP was about 1650 Lux measured right up against the panel. I'm in the process of writing code for the PCB I designed to drive these panels (for a non Christmas related project) and am driving them at about 120Hz refresh rate (about 1ms per scan line pair) with very little off-time.
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if you're using a different controller each panel can draw up to 2.9A 5V) on full white.
Mine drew 0.9A max each when I tested them under those conditions.īut. This is true when running them from the BBB + Octoscroller + FPP combination. I think Phil mentioned somewhere that the P10 panels from Ray (using RGB 5050 LEDs) draw a little under 1A 5V) each on full white. Multiple different posts on Falcon Christmas and ACL
#P10 led panel pdf pdf#
This PDF fro OneWorldLED is a good read on professional sign construction and setup, worth the read. So for a couple hundred dollars you get a 4096 pixel matrix array to use for signage or as a display element. Software = FREE, courtesy of and thanks to the Falcon Crew Lets look at a common size array being considered, 128pixels x 32 pixels, a 4w x 2h set of panels. This will depend a little on where you live as the price of the BeagleBone varies between countries That is 32,768 pixels or 98,304 channels. You will also need your favourite sequencing software to generate the required FESQ files for FP.Įach BBB/Octoscroller will support 64 panels, 8 panels on 8 outputs.įor the supported P10 Panels this is a coverage area of 3.27 Square Meters or 256 pixels wide by 128 pixels high.
#P10 led panel pdf install#
NOTE: July week 1: Falcon Player is a manual install at this time, a image file is expected during July to make this easy to setup. You will require Falcon Player running on the Beaglebone. These are listed at $11 + shipping and are a bargain for building a big matrix.īrackets to join your panels together (or some way to mount them) The current (as of this post) panel being bought is the indoor panel here -> The scan rate is crucial for it to work with the currently supported solution from the community. When the forums talk about P10 panels we actual mean RGB LED, 32 columns wide and 16 rows high, 1/8 scan rate panels. Panels also come in completely standard sizing's so construction can and will be easy. The "10" refers to the actual spacing between the LED's. The "P" refers to the pitch or spacing between each LED. This is just one type of panel used in the construction of video walls, matrix displays and scrolling signs.
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