Description

Heads up! These panels use a 1:8 scan rate and are therefore not compatible with our 1:16 scan rate panels. The standard RGB-Matrix-Panel Arduino library also will not drive them but we've written a modified version of the library that will. Read all about how to drive 1:8 scan rate panels here. Check out the GitHub repository here.

Are you looking to add a lot of color to your project? These massive 32x32 RGB LED panels are an awesome place to start. You can create animations, games, or all sorts of other fun displays with them. Yes, you read that right: a 32x32 LED matrix, that’s 1024 LEDs on a 7.5" x 7.5" board. On top of all that, thanks to two IDC connectors, and a seamless frame, these panels can be daisy chained together to form even bigger LED displays.

These panels require a regulated 3.3-5V supply for power which needs to be able to source a good amount of current – up to 2A in the worst case. Included with each panel is a 0.15" pitch 4-pin polarized connector power cable which is terminated with both a female polarized connector, and a pair of spade terminals. Needless to say, if you are looking for a large, cheap, and easy to use RGB LED matrix you’ve come to the right place.

Note: These displays were intended for use with FPGAs and high-speed processors. We’ve found that 16MHz is about the slowest processor that can drive these adequately. If you want to daisy-chain them together, you will need more speed and more RAM.

Includes

• • 1x 32x32 RGB LED Panel
• • 1x 0.15" Pitch 4-pin Power Cable w/ Spade Connectors
• • 1x 16-pin (2x8) Ribbon Cables

Features

• • 1024 RGB LEDs
• • 1/8 Scan Rate
• • Dual IDC Connectors for Daisy Chaining
• • 3.3-5V Supply Voltage

Documents

• • Modified RGBMatrixPanel Library
• • Hookup Guide (for 1:16 scan rate panels)
• • Product Video (for 1:16 scan rate panels)