Help With Timing Diagram

[jecottrell]

Tomorrow should bring a revised board for my latest on-going project. (Note to self: there is a difference between DIP and SDIP, pay attention next time.)

I am looking at the timing diagram on page 3 of the following datasheet:

http://www.marktechopto.com/PDFs/toshiba/TB62726AN-AF.pdf

Is there a typo or am I not understanding things correctly?

1. Serial data is read at the rising edge of the clock (I can't take credit for that one, someone else answered that for me on a previous post.)

2. A serial H will result in the corresponding LED to be OFF when latched and enabled, a serial L will result in the corresponding LED to be ON when latched and enabled. (?)

If that is correct, the timing diagram is showing a 1010101010101010 being read in, and even numbered LEDs would be OFF and odd numbered ON. HOWEVER, the timing diagram shows:

OUT0: OFF
OUT1: ON
OUT3: OFF (Wrong?)
OUT15: ON

Thanks,

John

[jma_1]

Greetings,
I have never used this particular LED driver chip.

1) Yes
2) NO - ASCII H -> 1001000; L-> 1001100
(8 BITS ONLY)
Try sending 01010101 -> ASCII U (send 2 Times; each ASCII character only 8 bits). This should turn on even outputs and off odd LEDS

There appears to be a type-o in the datasheet OUT3 should be labeled OUT2

JMA

[jecottrell]

Sorry, my explanation/question was confusing.