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==Introduction==
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==Overview==
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There are seldom OLED add-ons customized for Raspberry Pi in the open source hardware market. In a lot of projects, we only need to display little information such as the state of system or IP. What’s more, when we have a high requirement for its portability, it’s unsuitable to connect a big screen to Raspberry Pi via HDMI interface. Thus, a tiny OLED add-on can satisfy this demand.
 
There are seldom OLED add-ons customized for Raspberry Pi in the open source hardware market. In a lot of projects, we only need to display little information such as the state of system or IP. What’s more, when we have a high requirement for its portability, it’s unsuitable to connect a big screen to Raspberry Pi via HDMI interface. Thus, a tiny OLED add-on can satisfy this demand.
  
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We not only offer an easily-plugged add-on for Raspberry Pi, but also provide an SDK that help you transplant Arduino’s driver into Raspberry Pi. After installing the SDK, you can drive this add-on as easily as you do on Arduino.
 
We not only offer an easily-plugged add-on for Raspberry Pi, but also provide an SDK that help you transplant Arduino’s driver into Raspberry Pi. After installing the SDK, you can drive this add-on as easily as you do on Arduino.
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Go shopping [http://imall.itead.cc/im150627004.html RPI Arduino OLED Add-on V2.0(IM140115001)]
  
 
==Feature==
 
==Feature==
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==Hardware==
 
==Hardware==
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[[File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-dimension pic.png|400px]]
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==Pinmap==
 
==Pinmap==
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{| class="wikitable"
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Raspberry PI Pin N.O.'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin name'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Description'''
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| 1||3.3V||
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| 2||5V||
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| 3||GPIO02||OLED_SDA
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| 4||5V||
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| 5||GPIO03||OLED_SCL
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| 6||GND||
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| 7||GPIO04||OLED_RST
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| 8||GPIO14||TXD
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| 9||GND||
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| 10||GPIO15||RXD
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| 11||GPIO17||
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| 12||GPIO18||
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| 13||GPIO27||
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| 14||GND||
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| 15||GPIO22||
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| 16||GPIO23||
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| 17||3.3V||
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| 18||GPIO24||
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| 19||GPIO10||SPI_MOSI
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| 20||GND||
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| 21||GPIO09||SPI_MISO
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| 22||GPIO25||
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| 23||GPIO11||SPI_SCK
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| 24||GPIO08||SPI_CE0
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| 25||GND||
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| 26||GPIO07||SPI_CE1
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| 27||ID_SD||
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| 28||ID_SC||
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| 29||GPIO05||
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| 30||GND||
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| 31||GPIO06||
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| 32||GPIO12||
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| 33||GPIO13||
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| 34||GND||
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| 35||GPIO19||
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| 36||GPIO16||
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| 37||GPIO26||
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| 38||GPIO20||
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| 39||GND||
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| 40||GPIO21||
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==Download==
 
==Download==
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[[:File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-view.pdf]]
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[[:File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-dimension.pdf]]
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[[:File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-schematic.pdf]]
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==Useful Link==
 
==Useful Link==
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https://github.com/itead/SDK
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https://github.com/itead/SDK/tree/master/libraries/itead_SSD1306
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[https://www.itead.cc/blog/raspberry-pi-3-add-on-supplementary-document Work with Raspberry PI 3 tutorial]

Latest revision as of 10:06, 28 June 2016

Overview

IM150627004 (4).jpg

There are seldom OLED add-ons customized for Raspberry Pi in the open source hardware market. In a lot of projects, we only need to display little information such as the state of system or IP. What’s more, when we have a high requirement for its portability, it’s unsuitable to connect a big screen to Raspberry Pi via HDMI interface. Thus, a tiny OLED add-on can satisfy this demand.

OLED add-on with built-in 0.96" 128*64 OLED and SSD1306 control chip is customized for Raspberry Pi. Every single pixel in OLED can be lighted up or off by this SSD1306 control chip.

We not only offer an easily-plugged add-on for Raspberry Pi, but also provide an SDK that help you transplant Arduino’s driver into Raspberry Pi. After installing the SDK, you can drive this add-on as easily as you do on Arduino.

Go shopping RPI Arduino OLED Add-on V2.0(IM140115001)

Feature

  • Customized for Raspberry Pi, plug and play without wiring
  • 0.96" OLED with 128*64 pixels
  • Stackable
  • Coming with 2.54 interface for Electronic bricks

Specification

PCB size 65mm X 43mm X 1.6mm
Operation Level Digital 3.3V DC

Hardware

IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-dimension pic.png

Pinmap

Raspberry PI Pin N.O. Pin name Description
1 3.3V
2 5V
3 GPIO02 OLED_SDA
4 5V
5 GPIO03 OLED_SCL
6 GND
7 GPIO04 OLED_RST
8 GPIO14 TXD
9 GND
10 GPIO15 RXD
11 GPIO17
12 GPIO18
13 GPIO27
14 GND
15 GPIO22
16 GPIO23
17 3.3V
18 GPIO24
19 GPIO10 SPI_MOSI
20 GND
21 GPIO09 SPI_MISO
22 GPIO25
23 GPIO11 SPI_SCK
24 GPIO08 SPI_CE0
25 GND
26 GPIO07 SPI_CE1
27 ID_SD
28 ID_SC
29 GPIO05
30 GND
31 GPIO06
32 GPIO12
33 GPIO13
34 GND
35 GPIO19
36 GPIO16
37 GPIO26
38 GPIO20
39 GND
40 GPIO21

Download

File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-view.pdf

File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-dimension.pdf

File:IM150627004-RPI oled 2864 add-on-schematic.pdf

Useful Link

https://github.com/itead/SDK

https://github.com/itead/SDK/tree/master/libraries/itead_SSD1306

Work with Raspberry PI 3 tutorial

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