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Author: ajithvasudevan

docs/TM1637.md

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 #define USE_DISPLAY_TM1637
 #endif
 ```
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+TM1637  
 
-TM1637<br>
 ![TM1637](_media/peripherals/TM1637-front.png)
 
 The **TM1637** display module is a small (~ 10mm high digits) 7-segment, LED-based display unit with 4 or 6 digits. It uses a two-wire I2C-like (but not exactly) protocol for communication with MCUs. 
 
-This module is a great way to add a simple numeric display to any MCU project.
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+This module is a great way to add a simple numeric display to any MCU project.  
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 ## Features
-* The _Tasmota_ support for this module enables displaying numbers (both integers and floats) and basic text. For example, sending the text "22.5^" displays ![22.5d](_media/peripherals/TM1637-22.5d.jpg)
+* The _Tasmota_ support for this module enables displaying numbers (both integers and floats) and basic text. For example, sending the text `22.5^` displays ![22.5d](_media/peripherals/TM1637-22.5d.jpg)
 
 * Raw segments can also be displayed.
 
-* It is also possible to set brightness (8 levels), clear the display, scroll text, display a rudimentary bar graph, and a Clock (12 hr and 24 hr).
+* It is also possible to set brightness (8 levels), clear the display, scroll text, display a rudimentary bar graph, and a Clock (12 hr and 24 hr).  
+  
 
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-## Configuration
-<br>
+## Configuration  
 
 ### Wiring
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 The TM1637 module needs two GPIO pins and a 3.3V-5V power supply. 
 
 | TM1637   | ESP8266 based module |
 |---|---|
 |CLK   | GPIOx   |
 |DIO   | GPIOy 
 |VCC   | 3.3V (e.g., _ESP-01_) or 5V (e.g., _Wemos D1 Mini_)
-|GND   | GND
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+|GND   | GND  
+|      |  
+
 
 ### Tasmota Settings 
 In _Tasmota_'s **_Configuration -> Configure Module_** page assign:
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 !!! failure "Note that you need to select the **SSPI** pins and NOT *SPI*" 
 
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 Once the GPIO configuration is saved and the ESP8266/ESP32 module restarts, set the Display Model to 15 using the command "DisplayModel 15"
 
-  After this, depending upon your display variant, set your Display Type to 0, 1 or 2 using the command<br>
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-`DisplayType 0`   for the 4-digit TM1637  -or-<br>
+  After this, depending upon your display variant, set your Display Type to 0, 1 or 2 using the command  
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+`DisplayType 0`   for the 4-digit TM1637  -or-  
 `DisplayType 1`   for the 6-digit TM1637  
 
 
   After the ESP8266/ESP32 module restarts again, the following _Display-_ commands can be used from the _Tasmota_ web-console or _MQTT_, and from Tasmota _Rules_.:
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 ## Commands and Usage
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  Console/MQTT Commands    | Description                                             | values     |
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  | | 
 
 
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 ## Usage in Rules
 All the above commands ca be used in Tasmota [Rules](https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Rules/), as usual. 
 
-For example, a simple digital thermometer can be implemented by connecting a **DHT22** Temperature-Humidity Sensor and a **TM1637** to a **Wemos D1 Mini**, and writing a Rule like the following:<br>
+For example, a simple digital thermometer can be implemented by connecting a **DHT22** Temperature-Humidity Sensor and a **TM1637** to a **Wemos D1 Mini**, and writing a Rule like the following:
 
 ```haskell
 Rule1
 ON Tele-AM2301#Temperature DO DisplayText %value%^ ENDON
 ```
 
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 ## TM1637 Images
 
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-The TM1637 4-digit module (back and front):<br><br>
+The TM1637 4-digit module (back and front):
 
 ![TM1637](_media/peripherals/TM1637-back-and-front.jpg)