

Table 1 lists the connection scheme for 14-segment digits that is compatible with the MAX6954 multiplex scheme and the built in 104-character font map. The technique is discussed in AppNote 1880. This differs from the standard LED multiplex connection, which uses separate driver pins for anodes and cathodes. The MAX6954 utilizes a multiplex technique that reduces driver pin count by using ports alternately as cathode and anode drivers. This application note guides the user through the process of connecting the MAX6954 to 14-segment displays and configuring the internal registers to control the displays using the included 104-character font map. “Quick-Start: Driving 7-Segment Displays with the MAX6954” and “Quick-Start: Driving 16-Segment Displays with the MAX6954” are similar application notes that discuss configuring the MAX6954 for 7-segment and 16-segment applications, respectively.Ī common application for the MAX6954 is driving up to eight 14-segment mono-color LEDs.

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