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2.42" OLED Display Module (128 x 64)
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This 2.42" OLED module comes in either a bright white or yellow colour display and has an SSD1309 driver, making this a small but powerful module that you can use with many different projects!
It connects via a GH1.25 7-pin connector and is compatible with multiple development platforms including Raspberry Pi, Arduino, STM32, ESP32, and Jetson Nano. Online development resources and example codes are available to provide easy integration and prototyping for your next project!
Note: Does NOT come with a Raspberry Pi board
Features
- OLED Display Panel
- SSD1309 Driver
- SPI/I2C Connector
- White Colour
- Ultra-narrow bezel, compact size, with onboard voltage translator
- Adopts 4-wire SPI and I2C interfaces, better compatibility, fast data rate
- Comes with online development resources (examples for Raspberry Pi/Raspberry Pi Pico/Arduino/STM32/ESP32/Jetson Nano)
Connection Example - Raspberry Pi
Specifications
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V / 5V |
| Resolution | 128 x 64 pixels |
| Communication Interface | 4-wire SPI (default) / I2C |
| Display Size | 55.01 x 27.49mm |
| Display Colour | 2.42" OLED Module: white |
| Display Panel | OLED |
| Pixel Size | 0.4 x 0.4mm |
| Driver | SSD1309 |
| Module Size | 61.50 x 39.50mm |
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Package Contents
- 1x 2.42" OLED Module
- 1x GH1.25 7-pin cable
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2.42" OLED Display Module (128 x 64) White
Hi everyone, this display is SPI or I2C, and is set to SPI as default. To use it as I2C you need to desolder the 0 Ohm resistors on the top left corner on the back of the module, and solder them on I2C position. The screen does its job.
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