OLED Shield for Arduino & Raspberry Pi

simple I2C controlled display shield to extend the Rasberry Pi, Arduino or other SBCs

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Description

This smart OLED shield will extend your Raspberry Pi or Arduino with a graphic OLED display, 3 buttons und 3 additional LEDs. An additional MCP23008 I2C port expander is responsible for the 3 LEDs and 3 buttons.
The enclosure fits in our din rail enclosure projects. We provide on our website some Python scripts for the Raspberry Pi and C code for the Arduino.

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1,3" OLED display, 128x64 resolution
I2C communication interface (only 4 wires needed)
plugable connection cable to Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32 ...
pcb fits perfectely in RasPiBox and Arduibox din rail enclosure kit
3 buttons
3 LEDs
beeper
button and LED control via I2C
power supply 3,3V .... 5V DC

Files

Display Shield and Raspberry Pi rev A.pdf How to connect a Raspberry Pi Adobe Portable Document Format - 491.24 kB - 01/19/2018 at 13:47		Preview

Display Shield and Arduino rev B.pdf How to connect an Arduino UNO Adobe Portable Document Format - 327.13 kB - 01/19/2018 at 13:46		Preview

Display Shield and Raspibox Zero rev A.pdf How to connect a Raspberry Pi Zero Adobe Portable Document Format - 271.01 kB - 01/19/2018 at 13:46		Preview

Display Shield and ArduiBox NodeMCU rev A.pdf How to connect the Shield to a NodeMCU / ESP8266 Adobe Portable Document Format - 879.87 kB - 01/19/2018 at 13:45		Preview

Datasheet display shield Rev A.pdf description Adobe Portable Document Format - 161.17 kB - 04/09/2017 at 16:50		Preview