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LMX1 — 7×9 LED Matrix Pre-launch

One perfect pixel. Multiplied by a thousand.

The 7×9 RGB module you chain to build displays of any width.

In detail

LMX1 is the 7×9 RGB LED matrix we use as the foundation of our own displays (including WuaDisplay). Each module packs 63 addressable SK6805-EC15 LEDs you drive with FastLED or the WuaDisplay-LMX library. Chain them left and right to form a logical canvas of (7·N) × 9 pixels and show text, clocks, marquees or pixel art in full color.

Use cases

Signs and marquees with moving textDesk or wall clocks and info panelsPixel art and RGB animationsMaker prototypes and projects with Arduino / ESP32

Repositories

Open design: PCB, library and firmware on GitHub.

Gallery

Pinout

What each pin on the board maps to.

Front of the LMX1 module with its V, I, O and G pins
  • G GND (ground)
  • I Data in
  • O Data out
  • V Power (5 V)
Who is it for?
  • Makers and developers who want LED text and images without fighting the wiring.
  • Builders of signs, marquees and wall clocks.
  • Pixel-art artists who need real density and color.
The problem

The problem with ordinary LED matrices

  • They're large, low-density and look blocky from a meter away.
  • Chaining them is a nest of wires and fragile solder joints.
  • Every maker has its own protocol; you rewrite the code on every project.
The solution

The LMX1 solution

  • A compact 7×9 module of addressable RGB pixels with fine pitch: crisp up close and far away.
  • Built to chain horizontally: add modules and the canvas grows by itself.
  • A single data wire and our WuaDisplay-LMX library: the same code drives 1 or 100 modules.
LMX1 — 7×9 LED Matrix

What makes it special

Chain without limits

Chain modules and your canvas grows: (7·N) × 9 pixels. As wide as your idea.

Every pixel, its color

RGB LEDs addressed one by one over a single data wire. Animations, text and gradients across 16 million colors.

FastLED-ready

Works with FastLED and our WuaDisplay-LMX library: text, scroll and effects from a single API.

In action

Want it for your project?

Tell us what you want to build and we'll help you choose and quote.