Use the functions built into the ILOGICS Arduino SDK to control a 4-digit 7-segment display (FND) with a built-in TM1637 IC.

If you have not installed the SDK, install it from the ILOGICS Arduino SDK download page. MPINO STUDIO2 does not need this installation.

Turn off the power to the product and the module before connecting.

The example below connects a 7-segment display (FND) to MPINO-8A4R-S with a Molex 4-pin (5264-04) cable. Cable colors may vary, so connect by pin name rather than by color.

The terminals below are for the first display, device 0. Open the product name to see every display up to the maximum.

MPINO-8A8T-S: The standard board cannot drive a 7-segment display on the ENC/FND connector because of the 4.7 kΩ pull-downs on D24 and D25. With the 7-segment control option, we change them to 10 kΩ pull-ups. The PWM terminals are not affected, so the standard board can connect up to 3 displays.

Other MPAINO models and K/K2 modules: This guide currently covers one display on MPAINO-8A8R(T). For other MPAINO models, or to add displays through a K or K2 pulse output module, please contact us before connecting a 7-segment display.

true from IsegBegin() means the settings you specified are valid. Use the return value of the communication function you call next to check whether the LED actually responds.

This example connects one LED to the FND/ENCO connector of MPINO-8A4R(T)-S.
In Arduino IDE, enter the code in a new sketch, select the board and port, then run Verify (✓) → Upload (→).

void setup() {
  IsegBegin(24, 25);      // FND/ENCO: D24 → CLK, D25 → DIO
  IsegBrightness(7);      // Set LED brightness to 7
  IsegDecimal(123);       // Show 123
}
 
void loop() {
}

When the upload finishes, check that the LED shows 123. The empty digit on the left stays blank.

Use one of these calls at a time in place of IsegDecimal(123); in the code above.

IsegDecimal(123, true);       // Show 0123, including the leading zero
IsegDecimal(123, true, 2);    // Show 01.23 on a decimal-point-type LED
IsegHex(0xABCD);              // Show four hexadecimal digits
IsegClear();                  // Clear all four digits

To show 123V, use the code below in place of IsegDecimal(123); in setup(). 0x3E is the segment value for the letter V, made of segments F, E, D, C, and B.

uint8_t displayData[4] = {
  IsegEncodeDigit(1),
  IsegEncodeDigit(2),
  IsegEncodeDigit(3),
  0x3E
};
IsegWrite(displayData);

To use several LEDs, give each one a device number. The device number is the fourth argument of IsegBegin() and the last argument of the display functions. If you omit it, the device number is 0. The functions accept device numbers 0~6, and the table above shows how many displays your product can connect. The product wiring pages list the pin settings for each device number. This example is for MPINO-8A4R(T)-S.

void setup() {
  IsegBegin(24, 25, 100, 0);    // Device 0: FND/ENCO
  IsegBegin(21, 22, 100, 1);    // Device 1: PWM
  IsegBrightness(7, true, 0);
  IsegBrightness(7, true, 1);
  IsegDecimal(1234, false, 0, 4, 0, 0);   // Show 1234 on device 0
  IsegDecimal(5678, false, 0, 4, 0, 1);   // Show 5678 on device 1
}
 
void loop() {
}

1. Check that the ILOGICS board for your product and the COM port are selected in Arduino IDE.
2. Check that the program calls IsegBegin() first, and that the number given to IsegDecimal() fits in four digits. On four digits, IsegDecimal() shows -999~9999. A number outside the range is not shown, and the function returns false.