This is a unique ring - it has a florid body with 24 controllable LEDs. Maybe it will drive the inspiration out of you to make a glowing magic ring! There is a 1*1 square hollow-out in the middle of this module, where you can place a Grove - Encoder in and make it a rotary visual encoder!
Features
Circular shape
24 LEDs, about 5.5 mA drive current for each channel.
Controllable LEDs with florid effects
Grove Interface.
Specification
Voltage: 4.5V~5.5V
Current: 5.5mA (for each LED)
Dimension: 4.5cm (ring diameter)
Net Weight: 12g
For all Grove users (especially beginners), we provide you guidance PDF documents. Please download and read through Preface - Getting Started and Introduction to Grove before your using of the product.
Documents
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Hi can I connect 3 of theses with 3 Encoder to a single Arduino Uno Rev 3 with Grove Base shield V2?
The encoder library uses an interupt so you would have to write your own modifications to be able to use more than one encoder at a time. It takes two digital lines each for the encoder and the CircularLED. Three sets of them would require 12 digital l
Are you planning for a RGB version of this?
That's a good suggestion, we would take it into a consideration. Thanks for your attention.
From looking at the MY9221 data sheet, it looks like this device ought to work on 3.3V. Has anyone operated one at 3.3V?
Several of these would make a great addition to a"wearable"project.
Hi~It seems can not run this device at 3.3V.and you can refer to the Description Voltage: 4.5V~5.5V.with a nice day~
The square hole in the middle is what I was initially trying to figure out. It says 1x1 above, and I'm not sure if that's supposed to be in cm or not, but the encoder's dimensions are stated as 20x20mm. Further, I can't see how the ring diameter on thi
Hi , the diameter is incorrect , it should be 4.5cm
The square in the center is 1.5 cm x 1.5 cm. Please read my comment above about trying to use these displays with the 16 MHz or slower Arduinos. They work just fine with the faster 260 MHz LinkIt ONE board.
