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--- tpd_pcb [2019/01/13 20:28] – [Where to buy?] ilmenator
+++ tpd_pcb [2025/01/25 22:32] (current) – [Where to buy?] no more kits available ilmenator
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 ==== Where to buy? ====
-If you are interested in building this, send a personal message (PM) to user //ilmenator// over at the [[http://midibox.org/forums/|MIDIbox forum]] (you have to register to be able to send PM). As of January 2019, I have PCBs (both the original TPD as well as the Euro TPD, see below) available for 10€ each, as well as a small number of kits for those having difficulties sourcing the parts themselves. Kit price for all you need to build this, i.e. PCB including every part on the BOM below, is 48€.
+If you are interested in building this, send a personal message (PM) to user //ilmenator// over at the [[http://midibox.org/forums/|MIDIbox forum]] (you have to register to be able to send PM). As of January 2025, I have PCBs (both the original TPD as well as the Euro TPD, see below) available for 10€ each.
 ===== Euro TPD format =====
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 There is a [[http://midibox.org/forums/topic/20807-tpd-testing-and-configuration-questions/|thread]] over on the MIDIbox Forum discussing TPD testing and configuration.
+Or you use this Test-app {{:phatline:tpd-test.zip|}} - see the forum article above.
 The most exotic component on this board is the red/green double color dot matrix module. As the LEDs are controlled via a matrix approach, it does not really matter whether you choose common cathode or common anode modules - both will work, you'll just have to specify that in the config file. I bought mine on ebay, and they are common anode types (although they were sold to me as common cathode types!). Make sure that the pinout follows this {{:home:users:ilmenator:ysm-1288cr3g2c.pdf|duo LED matrix datasheet}}!