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VMA437
V. 01 – 12/03/2018
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5.
Overview
VMA437
OLED displays are great in many ways. They use very little power, are bright, easy to read with a large
viewing angle and have high resolution considering their small size.
resolution: 128 x 64 dots
viewing angle: > 160°
working voltage: 3 to 5 V
recommended library: U8glib
interface: SPI
driver: SSH1106
working temperature: -30 °C to 70 °C
OLED colour: blue
dimensions: 35 x 33.5 mm
6.
Pin Layout
VDD
2.8-5.5 V power supply
SCK
CLK clock
SDA
MOSI data
RES
reset
DC
data/command
CS
chip-select signal
GND
ground
7.
Example
Connect the VMA437 to your Arduino
®
Uno-compatible board (VMA100) this way:
Connection.
Vcc======5V
Gnd======Gnd
D0 (SCL)======D4
RES======Reset
D1 (SCK)======D5
CS======D6
DC======D7
and download the U8glib.zip file.
Start the Arduino
®
IDE and import this library: Sketch
Include Library
Add Zip library.
Once finished, go back to Sketch
Include Library
Manage library’s, and scroll down until you find the
U8glib library. Select this library and tap “Update”. Now you have the latest version with examples.
Go to Files
Examples and scroll down to U8glib. Open the example Graphicstest.
In the sketch “Graphicstest”, several types of displays can be selected. Just “un-comment” the one you need.
For the VMA437 you have to un-comment:
U8GLIB_SH1106_128X64 u8g(4, 5, 6, 7);
// SW SPI Com: SCK = 4, MOSI = 5, CS = 6, A0 = 7 (new blue
HalTec OLED).