Using DWIN 7-inch TFT LCD Display with Arduino to Control Relay, Servo & RGB LED

Currently, the DWIN Display is very very popular in the market. DWIN is specialized in manufacturing HMI Display which is compatible with all microcontrollers including Arduino, 8051, ESP Boards, STM32, etc.

Today's video is all about using the DWIN Display with Arduino Board. Using the Arduino board, you can connect the Servo Motor, Relay Module, RGB LED Module, and so many other sensors. I have written a basic Arduino program to control this module.

By sliding this servo control UI, I can control the Servo Rotation. By sliding this RGB Slide, I can adjust the LED Color. Using this Switch mechanism, I can control the ON-OFF Switch or Relay.

And if you have any queries about the screens or want to get a free sample, you can contact them on social platforms like WhatsApp, Email details are given below.

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[jasondurelo]

Please make more video on DWIN LCD Series. Still there are so many features to know and learn. Hoping to get more videos.

[pavan__hegde]

how to print text in this lcd display from arduino

[silviopaiva]

This display is an unknown, none of the demos that are on the internet (not even this one) that I try to reproduce on my display work... I've managed to send data from the Arduino to the display but I've never been able to get the Arduino to recognize this click on the display... and from the comments I see in the videos, almost no one can... lol... I think that the trick is that no one puts it in the videos... it doesn't make sense... how do I put the display file correctly... I install the Arduino code and when I test it, it doesn't work... you click on the servo option, for example, nothing happens... I'm starting to think that these videos are all fake... lol... I'm going to try a NEXTION display...