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Sergio_M commented,
Hello,Thank you for the update, glad to hear the problem was solved.
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Sergio_M commented,
Hello,I'm sorry the previous example was not helpful.We have made some example code that has been verified to work.It was tested with our Slim CW series OLED and it should work with the AW-IB3 modu...
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Sergio_M commented,
Hello,Please reference the example code for the 2.8" Multi-Font OLED: https://newhavendisplay.com/content/app_notes/2.8-Multi-Font.pdf Please let us know if this helps.
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Sergio_M commented,
Hi Martin,Please have a look at page 28 of the datasheet.User defined characters can be loaded via 512 bits (8 characters) Character Generator RAM (CGRAM).Spec: https://newhavendisplay.com/content/...
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Sergio_M commented,
Hi,It may seem the touch panel might have not been calibrated correctly, which could explain the touch shift. The AR1100 (Resistive Touch Screen Controller IC) shows up like a USB mouse, it works o...
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Sergio_M commented,
Hello,Our 5.0” TFT is a “raw pixel-dot-clock” display and does not have an SPI/parallel type controller or any kind of RAM.The display is supposed to be constantly refreshed, at 60Hz, with a pixel ...
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Sergio_M commented,
Hello,Unfortunately, the NHDev board does not support I2C interface, you can test in parallel mode to see how the display looks.
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Sergio_M commented,
What you are seeing is normal behavior, to a certain extant. This is a passive matrix OLED display and when drawing certain images / patterns on the screen you can see a difference in brightness be...
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Sergio_M commented,
There is another command "Cursor/Display Shift" that can change the cursor position. Are you using this command? if so, what value are you sending?
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Sergio_M commented,
Thank you for your feedback. The existing pin design is not meant to be used with the board receptacle and therefor does not conform the commonly used 2.54mm pitch. If we were to design these pins ...