Warranty and returns
12-month warranty on everything we sell. If a part is faulty, we'll replace or refund it and cover the return postage. Damage from soldering, wiring mistakes or modification isn't covered.
Changed your mind? Return it unused within 30 days for a full refund, with no restocking fee.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Full returns policy
Shipping
Free standard shipping within Australia on orders over A$55. Under A$55, standard shipping is A$6.95.
New Zealand A$8.99. Rest of the world A$14.95, flat rate.
Orders ship from Macquarie Park, NSW within one business day of payment when the item is in stock. Shipping policy
Description
Three chainable 8x8 LED matrix modules, one each in red, green and blue, with colour-matched 3D-printed cases. For scrolling text, simple games and status displays.
Highlights
- One colour each. Red, green and blue modules, 64 LEDs apiece; each module is a single fixed colour, not RGB.
- Three signal wires. The MAX7219 driver takes DIN, CLK and CS, plus power.
- Chainable. DOUT feeds the next module's DIN, so three make a 24x8 display. Soldering headers is required to link them.
- Adjustable brightness. 16 brightness levels set in code, plus a low-power shutdown mode.
- Cases included. Each module gets a colour-matched 3D-printed PLA case, so no bare PCB shows.
In the box
- 3 × chainable 8x8 MAX7219 LED matrix module, one each in red, green and blue
- 3 × 3D-printed case, colour-matched
- 3 × 6-way female header socket
- 1 × long male pin header strip
Specifications
- Display: 8x8 (64 LEDs) per module
- Driver: MAX7219
- Supply: 5V
- Interface: SPI: DIN, CLK, CS, plus DOUT for chaining
- Module size: 3.2 × 3.2 × 1 cm
Works with
Programmable from the Arduino IDE, MicroPython and CircuitPython on any board with SPI. Sample code is on the Lonely Binary GitHub.
Questions
8x8 LED Matrix MAX7219, 3 Colours, 3-Pack
- Ships worldwide
- 30-day returns
- 12-month warranty
What's in the box
parts, each with its own handbook
Tap any part for its wiring, example code for Arduino and MicroPython, and a 3D model you can turn over.
Stuck? Ask the people who made it
Email office@lonelybinary.com with your setup and what it is doing. Our product team answers within 24 hours.
