Ted M.
NHD StaffApplications Engineer at Newhaven Display
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Hi dudeskie,Here is some example code for the NHD-C12864A1Z display /***************************************************************************** */ Program for writing to NHD-C12864A1Z display Se...
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Hi Sioux1977,Please confirm the 4-bit mode is writing to the high order bits DB4 - DB7 on the display pins 11 to 14.The low order bits DB0 - DB3 on pins 7 to 10 should not be connected. Regards,
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Hi billtrib,The I2C address can be changed to any 8-bit value by command function, with the exception that the LSB (least significant bit) must always be ‘0’. Once the I2C address hasbeen changed, ...
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Hi Itsmit,The LED can be driven with a 5V source voltage when a 66.66 ohm resistor is added externally. This will limit the LED current to 30mA and the LED voltage drop will be 3.0V.This online LE...
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The contrast control for this display is the main way to reduce the brightness.The best way to reduce the image burn effects on a passive matrix OLED display is to provide even wear across all of t...
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This may be the issue with the slave address:// I2C LCD Slave address#define SLAVE_ADDRESS 0x3C // 0x3C = (0x78<<1) since i2c sends 7 bit addressAlso, try slowing down the SPI clock frequency ...
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Hi,Please review the following example I2C code: #include <Wire.h>#define RES 0//Pin A4 = Data//Pin A5 = Clockconst unsigned char slave = 0x3C;const unsigned char com = 0;const unsigned char da...
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Hi Falcon,Thanks for your update on this as it sounds like you now have it working with a clock rate of 50 khz.The RPLCD Python library looks like a good option to consider using when programming f...
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Take a look at our Color OLED Arduino Shield: https://www.newhavendisplay.com/nhd169aushield-p-9482.htmlBest Regards,
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Hi Glenn,The schematic in your attachment is showing that the display is connected for 4-bit parallel mode, but the data lines are connected to DB0-DB3.In order to configure this display for 4-bit ...