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dmd_latin_chars

Demo and example Latin-1 encoding project for the Freetronics DMD, a 512 LED matrix display

panel arranged in a 32 x 16 layout.

See http://www.freetronics.com/dmd for resources and a getting started guide.

This example code is in the public domain. It demonstrates using the ISO-8859-1

(Latin-1) extended character set. Thanks to Xavier Seignard for contributing

Latin-1 support.

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HOW TO ENTER Latin-1 CHARACTERS

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Unfortunately entering Latin-1 characters like à or è is not as simple as just

typing them. Arduino Sketches are saved in Unicode UTF-8 format, but the DMD library

does not understand Unicode (it's too complex.)

To enter the characters as Latin-1, look at the codepage layout here and look for

the hexadecimal digit that corresponds to the character you want.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_8859-1#Codepage_layout

For example, á (lowercase a, rising diacritical mark) has hex value 00E0 in Latin-1.

To translate this into a constant string, replace the leading 00 with \x - so the

string could be "The Portugese for rapid is r\xE0pido".

To be safe, the string may also need to be separated in its own quote marks - ie
"The Portugese for rapid is r""\xE0""pido"

When you compile the sketch, the compiler will join all these strings up into one

long string - however without the quotes around the \x it may try to include additional

characters as part of the hexadecimal sequence.

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Includes

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#include <SPI.h> //SPI.h must be included as DMD is written by SPI (the IDE complains otherwise)

#include <DMD.h> //

#include <TimerOne.h> //

#include <SystemFont5x7.h>

#include <Arial_Black_16_ISO_8859_1.h>

//Fire up the DMD library as dmd

#define DISPLAYS_ACROSS 3

#define DISPLAYS_DOWN 1

DMD dmd(DISPLAYS_ACROSS, DISPLAYS_DOWN);

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Interrupt handler for Timer1 (TimerOne) driven DMD refresh scanning, this gets

called at the period set in Timer1.initialize();

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void ScanDMD()

dmd.scanDisplayBySPI();

}
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setup

Called by the Arduino architecture before the main loop begins

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void setup(void)

//initialize TimerOne's interrupt/CPU usage used to scan and refresh the display

Timer1.initialize( 5000 ); //period in microseconds to call ScanDMD. Anything longer than 5000
(5ms) and you can see flicker.

Timer1.attachInterrupt( ScanDMD ); //attach the Timer1 interrupt to ScanDMD which goes to

dmd.scanDisplayBySPI()

//clear/init the DMD pixels held in RAM

dmd.clearScreen( true ); //true is normal (all pixels off), false is negative (all pixels on)

Serial.begin(115200);

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loop

Arduino architecture main loop

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void loop(void)

dmd.clearScreen( true );

dmd.selectFont(Arial_Black_16_ISO_8859_1);

const char *MSG = " SELAMAT DATANG KE KVBL ";

dmd.drawMarquee(MSG,strlen(MSG),(32*DISPLAYS_ACROSS)-1,0);

long start=millis();
 long timer=start;

while(1){

if ((timer+150) < millis()) {

dmd.stepMarquee(-1,0);

timer=millis();