The 4-inch display module seen from above at an angle: a black rectangular body with a large off-white figure 8 and a round dot at its lower right, standing about 15 millimetres proud of the board behind it.
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4″ 7-Segment LED Display with 74HC595

The newer 4-inch digit, with a PWM pad for dimming (the earlier version had none). Its own shift register, six signal wires from your board, a 12 V supply for the segments, and modules that plug into each other to make longer numbers.

Digit
4inch
Segments
12V, its own supply
Logic
3.3 / 5V
Brightness
PWMone pin, or short the pad

Turn it over, click any of the eight holes on the IN edge, then lift the display off to see the shift register, the driver and the PWM switch it covers.

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A chain on an ESP32-S3

Every wire going on, one at a time: the 12 V adapter, six wires from the S3, and eight jumpers at each join.

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