Raspberry Pi Pico Tutorial - 4 Digit 7 Segment Display - TM1637 Driver IC Module

Welcome to the - Learn how to use the Raspberry Pi Pico Tutorial Series:
This tutorial we look at the 4 Digit 7 Segment with TM1637 Driver IC Module and how to connect it to the Raspberry Pi Pico.
7 segment display is made of seven different illuminating segments. These are arranged in a way to form numbers and characters by displaying different combinations of segments.
It is widely used in digital clocks, basic calculators, electronic meters, and other electronic devices that display numerical information
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[@user-kh6rp6yx1j]

Good day man.

[@NerdCaveYT]

Hello

[@mangocafee]

I want to connect 5 x 1 digit 7 segment, what can i do as i want to make scroll text display please guide me

[@NerdCaveYT]

if you are using separate 7 segment display and want to connect 5, you will have to get a driver like the TM1638 to drive them, as the Pico does not have enough GPIO pins, or you get other modules with 8 segments if you can't make a custom PCB

[@mangocafee]

@@NerdCaveYT can you please help me with TM1638 connections and code with pi pico

[@armand9910]

Thank you! :)

[@RobertoZZZ813]

Love your videos, I have an i.r. Sensor and i would like the 7 segment Display to count as the sensor is triggered. Maybe you could add that to your next video.

[@NerdCaveYT]

I will check through my electronics think I ordered a few IR sensor modules. What do you plan to trigger the sensor so that it counts? Will that be the only function to count or will this be a separate function in your application so that it is a separate global variable in a function. If you have discord you can send me what you got and I can help: discord.gg/A4zegrBp

[@roundel52]

I didn't see much info on how to physically wire this up. Is it using I2C or something? I'd like to have 8 of such modules, preferably driven by a single Pico. Would that be possible please?

[@NerdCaveYT]

I will have to go check on that but it should be possible think I saw someone do it on RUclips where you can connect them together. I will get back to you

[@Kattoe]

How do you turn on the :?

[@NerdCaveYT]

.numbers(num1, num2, colon=True) from the library you can turn it on True or False