See the MAX6954 data sheet for additional information about MAX6954 features. This application note shows a typical application and configuration for driving eight mono-color, 14-segment LEDs. The MAX6954 is a versatile display driver, capable of controlling a mix of discrete, 7-segment, 14-segment, and 16-segment LED displays through a serial interface.
The Euro character is the capital E in this font.This article is how-to guide, intended as a quick learning aid for engineers considering using the MAX6954 to drive 14-segment monocolor LEDs. This font, dating back to the introduction of the Euro, only contains the official "Euro" currency sign plus the $, £ and ¥ characters, in normal and bold version. In other words, do not expect stunning quality. This font was created rather quickly by scanning an old German book, autotracing the bitmaps, and doing some basic clean-up. This will only work if your software supports it.ĪntiqueGerman is a version of the “Fraktur” type of print that was commonly used in Germany up to the middle of the 20th century. The font contains kerning pairs in an attempt to position the dot directly after the digit, instead of leaving a one-character gap. The font is monospaced except for the ‘:’ character which is narrower, to allow typing a clock-like display directly. Next to the digits, it contains all characters that can be reasonably represented.
It comes in a regular upright and an oblique version (which looks best).ĭownload Macintosh TrueType (StuffIt archive)įat Digital Numbers simulates a simple seven-segment digital display, plus one dot. This font was used in the display on the old main page. The Garfield Sans font is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Licenseĭownload cross-platform TrueType (ZIP archive)ĭigitalDisplay simulates an alpha-numeric digital display with 14 segments (plus one dot). It still needs some tweaking to make certain characters look better at large sizes. This is version 1.0a1, an unfinished alpha version that contains the most commonly used characters in the comics. I sometimes use it in my parody of the comics with the same name as this font. It is designed to look similar to the font used in the Garfield comics by Jim Davis, when used at small point sizes. Garfield Sans is a TrueType font that mimics a handwritten font.
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