Hello,
I am attempting to program this 128x64 OLED Graphics display board through Flowcode V8.
Is there a component that I can use in order to use this display or will I have to code all of it myself?
I can't seem to find a component for it yet.
Thanks!
Features
-4-bit Grayscale OLED Graphics display
-SPI interface
-128 X 64 pixel resolution
The link to the board is: https://www.bipom.com/products/us/320174.html
Component Available for specific OLED???
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Re: Component Available for specific OLED???
Hi Steve,
Right it looks like the display is a OS128064PK16MY0A01 which uses a SSD0323 driver IC. Really had to go round the houses to get this info
The SSD0323 is apparently compatible with the SSD1322, SSD1325, SSD1326, SSD1327, SSD1328, SSD1329 display driver ICs.
We do support the SSD1322 display IC so this is worth a go
Right it looks like the display is a OS128064PK16MY0A01 which uses a SSD0323 driver IC. Really had to go round the houses to get this info
The SSD0323 is apparently compatible with the SSD1322, SSD1325, SSD1326, SSD1327, SSD1328, SSD1329 display driver ICs.
We do support the SSD1322 display IC so this is worth a go
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Re: Component Available for specific OLED???
Awesome thank you I will definitely give it a go! Is it the SSD1322 Buffered or SSD1322 Parallel?Benj wrote:SSD1322 display IC so this is worth a go
What is the difference between the two or does it not necessarily matter? Thanks again
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Re: Component Available for specific OLED???
I would try the parallel one first. The buffered one I believe uses SPI serial comms and will use more ram to buffer the pixel memory.
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Thank you so much Ben, I'll let you know if it works!
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Re: Component Available for specific OLED???
Edit
Here attached above is a simple program to try and get the display to work... but nothing is happening to the display.
I've tried both parallel and buffered components. I think parallel is the correct one.
I feel like it has to deal with the pin configurations/connections to enable the screen.
Maybe I'm wrong and there is something obvious wrong?
I'll also attach the documentations that look at the connections and then could be used to set that up in Flowcode.
Here attached above is a simple program to try and get the display to work... but nothing is happening to the display.
I've tried both parallel and buffered components. I think parallel is the correct one.
I feel like it has to deal with the pin configurations/connections to enable the screen.
Maybe I'm wrong and there is something obvious wrong?
I'll also attach the documentations that look at the connections and then could be used to set that up in Flowcode.
I'm just trying to keep learning & growing in a infinite loop... unless I wanna break. Cheers
Steven
Steven