16x2 I2C RGB LCD Keypad HAT with RGB Backlight

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This is a 16x2 character RGB Background LCD + Keypad HATfor the Raspberry Pi. The board combines a popular 16x2 RGB LCD display with handy tactile buttons - great for making lots of fun projects with your Raspberry Pi, from games to menus to internet radio interfaces and more!

This is the RGB Background version - allowing you to change the text colour via code. We also offer an RGB Font background version.

The display is controlled via I2C (with 16 million possible colour combinations!) meaning more GPIO pins are kept free for your project. The Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins are extended on the HAT allowing you to easily connect other project components with jumper wires even when the HAT is fitted.

Each button is tied to a GPIO pin, which is only connected when you fit jumpers to the boards selection pins, which is handy if you'd rather use those pins for something else.

The online product wiki includes example Python code and other information to help you get started.

Specification

  • Supply Voltage: 5V
  • Logic Voltage: 3.3V
  • Operating Current: <60mA
  • 16x2 LCD Display
  • Communication: I2C
  • Font: 5*8
  • Backlight: RGB adjustable backlight (16 million)
  • Operating Temperature: -20 ~+70℃
  • Storage Temperature: -30 ~ +80℃
  • Dimension: 85.0mm*56.0mm*26.8mm/3.35*2.20*1.06”

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  • 1x I2C 16x2 RGB LCD KeyPad HAT V1.0

Raspberry Pi not included

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