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1  Reset
1  Reset           30 D7
2  Flash
2  Flash           29 D6
3  A0
3  A0             28 D5
4  A1
4  A1             27 D4
5  A2
5  A2             26 D3
6  A3
6  A3             25 D2
7
7 No Pin          24 No Pin
8
8 No Pin          23 No Pin
9
9 No Pin          22 No Pin
10 A4
10 A4             21 D1
11 Clock Select
11 Clock Select   20 D0
12 Clock in/out
12 Clock in/out   19 Read
13 Write
13 Write           18 Ground
14 Chip Enable
14 Chip Enable     17 Not Connected
15 Vcc (5 volt)
15 Vcc (5 volt)   16 Ground
16 Ground
17
18 Ground
19 Read
20 D0
21 D1
22
23
24
25 D2
26 D3
27 D4
28 D5
29 D6
30 D7
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Latest revision as of 13:49, 2 January 2024

Osram PDSP 1881

8 digit 5x7 dot matrix capable of standard alphanumeric upper and lower case display. This version "1881" is yellow, also available in red and green.

Also PDSP 188x, i.e., 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884

Datasheet PDSP 1880-1884

Pin Out

1  Reset           30 D7
2  Flash           29 D6
3  A0              28 D5
4  A1              27 D4
5  A2              26 D3
6  A3              25 D2
7  No Pin          24 No Pin
8  No Pin          23 No Pin
9  No Pin          22 No Pin
10 A4              21 D1
11 Clock Select    20 D0
12 Clock in/out    19 Read
13 Write           18 Ground
14 Chip Enable     17 Not Connected
15 Vcc (5 volt)    16 Ground

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