Closed Vignesh0619 closed 7 months ago
Hi Vignesh This project I developed as part of a college project, that was some time ago, but I'll try to help you.
OLED_Init()
to 128x64I2C_sendSingleByte(uint8_t slave_addr, char data)
and I2C_sendMultipleBytes(uint8_t slave_addr, uint8_t numOfBytes, char by[])
to match your hardwareHi bruno,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Vignesh
On Tue, 27 Dec 2022, 05:37 Bruno T. Castellani, @.***> wrote:
Hi Vignesh This project I developed as part of a college project, that was some time ago, but I'll try to help you.
- this is for 128x32 but you can change the initialization sequence in OLED_Init() to 128x64
- this file is corrupted, but it does not interfere with the functioning of the library
- the bitmap_t type was defined but not used, so not an error
- probably yes if you are using a TM4C123GXL, but if it is not compatible, you can change the functions I2C_sendSingleByte(uint8_t slave_addr, char data) and I2C_sendMultipleBytes(uint8_t slave_addr, uint8_t numOfBytes, char by[]) to match your hardware
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Hi bruno, I was going through your SSD1306 library .It looks really helpful for my project but I have a few questions I wanna ask. 1.is this for a 128x64 display or for 128x32 display. Your code seems to be for a x64 module for the title says otherwise
I am extremely thankful for your library and I am sorry if I was rude.I hope to hear back from you very soon. -Vignesh