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Serial UART HPDL1414 Alphanumeric Retro Display

A four-character HPDL1414 display with an onboard ATmega328P and 9600-baud UART interface.

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The HPDL1414 brings four red, sixteen-segment characters and a distinctive retro appearance to a small display. This breakout adds an ATmega328P to simplify the wiring normally needed to control that display.

Instead of driving its parallel interface from the host, send text from a UART TX pin to the board's RX at 9600 baud. The onboard controller handles the display, and the board includes a 3.3V regulator. It provides a compact way to show short text or numeric readouts.

Product: https://www.questwiseventures.com/products/serial-uart-hpdl1414-alphanumeric-retro-display

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