It is a 3.4" 7-segment display ("34"). "61" indicates the display type - there are many different types, like 41/42, 51/52, 55/56, 61/62, etc - google for more. "B" is common anode ("A" is common cathode). "S" I think is with the dots. "H" is with two dots, for hourly display.
I tried googleing how to make it work for example a simple timer counting seconds.. I tried one example but the numbers gets all messy on the display... i think i'm not be able to figure out which pin goes to which pin ... =(
Is there any good sketch for this type of 4 digits 7 segment display you could suggest.. i'll be grateful..
Here's an example connection method.
Multiplex by driving 1 anode high and 1 cathode low at a time, cycye thru all 56 segments with each on turned on a short time, say 750microseconds each for a 24Hz refresh rate.
"Persistence of vision" will give the appearance of all digits being driven.
