OLED Display I2C 128x64 With Arduino - Tutorial

Hi Guys,

This video about, how to connect with Arduino and display content on OLED Display.

Below is the project page link you can find the scanner code and github link for adafruit library there.

[sabyasachibanerjee]

The I2C scanner was a very useful hint to understand the OLED Display address.

[thoughtstream]

It's amazing how much oled products have come down in price.

[The_Passion_Tech]

What is the red paper in the oled display

[khalidtarawneh]

thnx a lot u helped me debug issues in my design for a frequency counter oled
great job

[yasirqureshi]

Simple but Meaningful Explanation.
Great work. Thanks.

[mojh]

hello. I need to interface this OLED with LPC1768 . Do you have any idea about that? thank you

[assassingamer]

how to change colors of oled. i want the combination of red and blue, can it be possible?

[soufbel]

thank you amigo, can you talk a litle bit about pull up/ pull down resistor?

[ThuanDuong-pvxu]

to: CircuitMagic; Please tell me a fault at the row 38 of your I2C scan sketch (.. else if (error==4)) . my adruino sketch notes error " 'else' without a previous 'if' " ??

[primof]

hi i get error about wire was not declared in this scope, when try use this scanner any idea ?

[hamza-]

For Arduino Mega 2560, you have to connect SDA to 20 and SCL to 21 in order to work.

[robinwkhwkh]

subscribed! mine one was labelled 128X64 when i purchased from somewhere. But i have to change the resolution to 128x32 on the code to make it work! thanks a lot.

[omerfaruqomer]

i am having problem with this.. would you please help me on this?

[KAVINKINGSLINCURKRA]

its showing 'NO I2c devices found ', What can I do?

[campbellmorrison]

Excellent, got me finally started with these displays thank you. Why is the top 1/3 of the display yellow and the bottom 2/3 blue?

[DrDherp]

Thanks for the tutorial! What if I have VDD and SCK instead of VCC and SCL?

[calvin-]

Your scanner really helped me thanks man !

[rimcoindia]

IT IS SHOWING SSD1306 WHITE WAS NOT DECLARED
IN THIS SCOPE

[Wolves_Hero]

this code not work

Arduino: 1.6.9 (Windows 8.1), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"

WARNING: Spurious .github folder in 'Adafruit SSD1306' library
ssd1306_128x64_i2c:4: error: #include expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>

#include

^

exit status 1
#include expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>

This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.

[paulschutte]

I see there is some "tearing" on the display. I wonder if there is something similar to VSync that one can use to prevent that ?