include Library into the Arduino Library Manager about tm16xx

[maxint-rd]

Good suggestion. Thanks! I'm not sure when I find the time, but I will put this on my todo-list.

[SkullKill]

p.s made this esp32 wall clock which uses the TM1638 in anode mode, with 10 Digits. will try to get this to work with this library when the board comes and i have some time to solder all the components in.

there are 2 X TM1638 in it, one with 8 Digits, which should not be a problem, one with 10 Digits, which i am not sure if the library support.

will post the design files for the board etc on github once done.
has an AHT20 temp/humidity sensor, and provision for 1-wire, to add DS18B20 temp sensor,
also has an ALS-PT19 light sensor to dynamically change the display intensity . that's the idea anyway....
can be powered with 5V, via microUSB, USB-C, 2.1mm barrel or screw terminal,
or 6.4V-30V via the other 2.1mm barrel/screw terminal

it is 29cm wide by 10cm high...
will probably design a 3d printable case for it later on

p.s all segment display are red and not yellow. those were just the bult in 3d model in kicad.

[SkullKill]

got this to work for 10 digits, 8 segment, in common anode mode.

pull request submitted

#9

TM1638 in Common Anode mode, 10 Digits, 8 Segment

for schematics of 1st digit connected to SEG1, 2nd digit connected to SEG2 of TM1638 etc....

Schemathics of Anode connection available here https://github.com/SkullKill/ESP32-Wall-Clock-PCB and https://github.com/SkullKill/ESP32-Wall-Clock-PCB/wiki

did not modify the TM1638QYF.h module because, it looks like this has an inverted connection for the digits , i.e 1st digit connected to SEG8, 2nd digit connected to SEG7 etc...

[maxint-rd]

Done! See this pull request.

Thanks @SkullKill for this suggestion.
BTW: nice module you made! Earlier I merged the pull request to include your TM1638Anode class.
FYI: The latest release of TM16xx allows combining multiple modules for use with print() and println() using a single TM16xxDisplay object. Perhaps that feature comes in handy, for instance if you want to implement a nice scrolling intro when your device boots...

[maxint-rd]

Checked to see it's indeed included. Issue closed.