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“FRAMEBUFFER_SHIFTLEN” Definition

Dear Frans-Willem:

I read your article 96×48 full-color LED Matrix, thanks for your detail explanation! I am trying to understand your code.

In the "framebuffer.h" file, you have following definitions:

#define FRAMEBUFFER_SHIFTLEN	(FRAMEBUFFER_BITSPERLINE * 2)

I understand the macro FRAMEBUFFER_BITSPERLINE, it equals to , shouldn't the shift length also equals to FRAMEBUFFER_BITSPERLINE?

In your article, you have following comments:

So if you chain 2 panels, you’d have to shift in 64 bits each time.

In your project, you chained 9 pieces of RGB LED matrix with 32x16 resolution, doesn't that mean the shift length equals to ?

Hope you can get this message, and help me understand the trick.

Thanks & Best Regards!

Different wiring compatible with DCMI – is it possible?

I will be using DCMI together with RGB LED Matrix. For the matrix, I've followed: Adafruit guide that uses a protoshield. I can use Arduino protoshield thanks to ST Zio connector on my Nucleo-F767ZI (144-package) board.

The pins used by Adafruit are:

--- 32x16 Matrix ---
R1       digital 2 / PF15
G1       digital 3 / PE13
B1       digital 4 / PF14

R2       digital 5 / PE11
G2       digital 6 / PE9
B2       digital 7 / PF13

A        analog 0 / PA3
B        analog 1 / PC0
C        analog 2 / PC3

LAT/STB   analog 3 / PF3
CLK       digital 8 / PF12
OE        digital 9 / PD15

don't collide with DCMI (8-bit external synchro) pins:

--- DCMI ---
PIXCLK      PA6
HSYNC       PA4
D4          PE4
D6          PE5
D7          PE6
VSYNC       PG9
D5          PD3
D3          PC9
D2          PC8
D1          PC7
D0          PC6

The wiring in Wiring.md however does collide, very often (uses PD3, PE4, PE5, PE6, PC6).

Question: Will I be able to switch code of your library to the Arduino pin mapping?

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