A library to control a 7-segment display on STM32 boards.
The library has been tested using a STM32F401RE board using a common-anode 7-segment display (Model: 5611-BSR).
See ./Core/Src/main.c for example code.
The following functions are available for controlling the LED's. The LED segments follow naming according to the schematics section.
// Set a single or multiple LED segments to a specific state without affecting other segments
// LED is ON if `state` is any non zero value, else OFF
void SevenSegmentDisplay_set_leds(SevenSegmentDisplay* display, SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_flags leds, int state);
// Example: Turn ON segments A and F, then OFF
SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_flags flags = (SevenSegmentDisplay_FLAG_A | SevenSegmentDisplay_FLAG_F);
SevenSegmentDisplay_set_leds(&display, flags, SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_HIGH);
SevenSegmentDisplay_set_leds(&display, flags, SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_LOW);
// Display a digit from 0-9
void SevenSegmentDisplay_show_digit(SevenSegmentDisplay* display, uint8_t digit);
// Example: Display digit 5
SevenSegmentDisplay_show_digit(&display, 5);
// Turn ON LEDs set in `leds` and turn others OFF
void SevenSegmentDisplay_show_leds(SevenSegmentDisplay* display, SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_flags leds);
// Example: Turn ON only G and decimal-point (DP) LED segments
SevenSegmentDisplay_show_leds(&display, (SevenSegmentDisplay_FLAG_G | SevenSegmentDisplay_FLAG_DP));Note: Both common-anode and common-cathode use SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_LOW for turning OFF the LED segments and SevenSegmentDisplay_LED_HIGH for turning ON the LED segments.
https://www.nikom.biz/pdf/LED5611-BSR.pdf
https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/2095789.pdf