Holtek VFD DEMO KIT User Manual

This manual introduces the use of the VFD DEMO KIT, including the appearance of the DEMO BOARD and three usage methods, as well as the operation and use of the MCU mode.


Brand
VFD
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
2.5 MB
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A9C78F028EC475A966641BCED5661A68

About this manual

The VFD DEMO KIT is a development board from Holtek that uses the HT49CVX VFD MCU series to drive VFD panels directly, without extra driver chips. It includes a keypad display, infrared remote receiver, A/D conversion and temperature measurement functions.

The board can operate in three ways – MCU mode, HT49CVX mother‑board + ROM‑LESS mode, and emulator mode – each with its own jumper settings and power configuration. A built‑in voltage doubler converts a 9 V DC input to –30 V for the VFD and +5 V for the MCU, and the infrared remote mirrors the keypad functions for clock setting, media selection, playback control, dimming and sensor read‑outs. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Board Appearance
  • Power Supply
  • Operation Modes
  • Remote Control
  • Connections
  • Emulator Mode
  • Precautions
  • Contact Information

Specifications

VFD working voltage-30 V
Power input9 V DC
Output voltages-30 V, +5 V
A/D conversion & temperature measurementSupported
Remote control keys16

Frequently asked questions

How do I power the VFD DEMO KIT?

Connect a 9 V DC source to the board’s power socket; the built‑in voltage doubler then provides –30 V for the VFD and +5 V for the MCU.

What operation modes does the board support?

The board supports three modes – MCU mode, HT49CVX mother‑board + ROM‑LESS mode, and emulator mode – selected by using the appropriate board configuration and jumper settings.

How is the infrared remote control used?

The infrared remote receiver captures key presses and switches the display mode accordingly; each remote key corresponds to functions such as clock setting, media selection, play, pause, dimming, and sensor read‑outs.

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