SPI OLED with Ardiuno
Hi. Today I show you how to use OLED Display with Arduino UNO. first of all, you need an Arduino board and an OLED Display.
There are many types of OLED displays by color & type of connection. In this experiment, I used a 128*64 blue color SPI OLED display.
In this experiment, I used Lakduino UNO which is an Arduino compatible board. But you can use any Arduino board for this like pro, Nano, Leonardo etc.
My OLED Display has 7pins.
GND -------> GND
VCC -------> 3.3v
CLK -------> D12
MOSI -------> D11
RES -------> D10
DC -------> D 9
CS -------> D 8
* However, my display worked without connecting GND and VCC.
now we're going to upload the code for Arduino.
to do this you need Arduino IDE, Adafruit-GFX-Library and Adafruit_SH1106 library.
Libraries and source file can download from here.
now open serial monitor on Arduino IDE (Ctrl + Shift + M)
now type any thing which you want to display
OLED DISPLAY
There are many types of OLED displays by color & type of connection. In this experiment, I used a 128*64 blue color SPI OLED display.
Arduino Board
In this experiment, I used Lakduino UNO which is an Arduino compatible board. But you can use any Arduino board for this like pro, Nano, Leonardo etc.
Connecting Display to Arduino
My OLED Display has 7pins.
OLED Arduino
GND -------> GND
VCC -------> 3.3v
CLK -------> D12
MOSI -------> D11
RES -------> D10
DC -------> D 9
CS -------> D 8
Compile and upload code to Arduino
now we're going to upload the code for Arduino.
to do this you need Arduino IDE, Adafruit-GFX-Library and Adafruit_SH1106 library.
Libraries and source file can download from here.
Test it
now open serial monitor on Arduino IDE (Ctrl + Shift + M)
now type any thing which you want to display
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