> I'd like to be able to use them in miscellaneous projects if I can
> identify which pins are which.  I can try trial and error, since there
> are a lot of them, but thought I would take a chance and see
> if someone
> on this list might be able to point me to a datasheet, or
> something like
> that.

Just 'crush' one, there is probably a PCB like thingy inside, from which
you can find the common and segment pins. Now you only have to try for
CC or CA.

And anyway, even without looking inside trial-and-error takes only a
minute or two. Just done that on a 3.5 digit display in 5 minutes.

Wouter van Ooijen

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