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Prototype with ARDUINO / GENUINO boards without having a lot of wires...
Easily adapt SMD devices to 2.54mm prototyping breadboards.
Prototype with ARDUINO / GENUINO boards without having a lot of wires...
Published : 05/20/2022 08:20:56
Categories : IoT Proto Shield Plus , Proto Shield Plus
The IoT Proto Shield Plus is ready to work with 4 pins I2C SSD1306 128x32 OLED displays of widespread use.
To work with a I2C SSD1306 128x32 OLED display, just plug the module into the BRD10 header according to the following pictures.
BRD10 OLED DISPLAY 128x32 header of the IoT Proto Shield Plus
Schematic of the IoT Proto Shield Plus BRD10 OLED DISPLAY 128x32 header
An I2C SSD1306 128x32 OLED display module plugged into BRD10 header of the IoT Proto Shield Plus
Refer to the blog article "I2C Bus on the IoT Proto Shield Plus" to see default routing of I2C signals on the IoT Proto Shield Plus.
Download the sample sketches by clicking here.
Location: IoTPSP_Sample_Sketches/IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32
Use the IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_NANO sketch to test the 128x32 OLED display with ARDUINO NANO boards.
The IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_NANO sketch, used to test the IoT Proto Shield Plus with NANO boards, uses the Adafruit SSD1306 library.
Be sure to install it before using the sketch.
Use the IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_ESP32 sketch to test the 128x32 OLED display with ESP32 boards.
The IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_ESP32 sketch, used to test the IoT Proto Shield Plus with ESP32 boards, uses the ESP8266 and ESP32 OLED driver for SSD1306 displays library.
Be sure to install it before using the sketch.
Use the IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_ESP8266 sketch to test the 128x32 OLED display with ESP8266 boards.
The IoTPSP_SSD1306_DISPLAY_128x32_ESP8266 sketch, used to test the IoT Proto Shield Plus with ESP8266 boards, uses the ESP8266 and ESP32 OLED driver for SSD1306 displays library.
Be sure to install it before using the sketch (see above).
Refer to the blog article "I2C Bus on the IoT Proto Shield Plus" to see how to use I2C with different GPIO pins on the IoT Proto Shield Plus.