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Graphic OLED Color Display 128x128 - Carrier Board

sku: LCD-09676

Description: This new revision uses a new boost IC and an updated version of the screen. This is a simple carrier board for the OLED display. This board breaks out all interface pins and includes a DC-DC step up circuit allowing single supply operation.

Board comes fully assembled and tested with included OLED display.

Features:

  • 8 or 9-bit Parallel or 4-Wire SPI Interface
  • Driver: SSD1339
  • All pins broken out to a 2x12 0.1" pitch header
  • OLED can be seen in daylight without backlight
  • 18-Bit Color resolution : 262,140 colors!

Documents:

Dimensions: 1.60"x3.85"

Replaces: LCD-00763

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Comments 17 comments

  • Kevin Vermeer | about 2 years ago 3

    This looks like a great board, but it’s more than twice as big as it has to be. Put the LCD on one side, and the boost circuit on the other!
    Also, I’d be highly in favor of adding pads for an SMD header, so that the through-hole parts which some people will want or need can be cut off.
    Might just have to revisit this board and try out BatchPCB. It could probably be done for close to the $25 markup you’re charging for the board and boost regulator…

  • lostbard | about 6 months ago 2

    So anyone successfully used this thing in SPI mode?

  • PlainSteve | about 2 years ago 1

    Does SparkFun actually have a picture of this working? Is the controller used the same as before? (That is, will the same code work to get it running?) I will be thrilled if it’s a drop-in replacement for the discontinued OLED.

  • Fencepost | about a year ago * 1

    Sparkfun, please update the datasheets here. The breakout board manual still links to the much nicer 1339 OLED driver

  • Bogdan Kecman | about a year ago 1

    Is there a chance one can check if one has LCD-09676 or LCD-00763? All pictures of both product look same and I have no idea if I have one or another.
    I can’t get this one (or the LCD-00763) work SPI .. tried every trick I know ..

    • RobertC. | about a year ago 1

      They really should operate the same way. Your code doesn’t really need to be different.

    • Fencepost | last year 1

      Check that you’re using the right clock and data lines, if I recall correctly D0 and D1 are the two in question and on mine I had to swap which was clock and which was data

      • Bogdan Kecman | about 8 months ago * 1

        tried that too, no luck :(
        If you managed to make it run as SPI .. do you mind sharing code and schematic? I don’t really care what mcu you are using :) (I prefer C if I can chose)

  • 0miker0 | about a year ago 1

    Anyone have sample code for this display running on the Arduino? I’ve tried the Example AVR Code in the Documents section but I just get a ton of errors.

  • monological | about a year ago 1

    The oled data sheet says that the absolute maximum for VDD is 2.75v, yet you guys drive it with 3.3v. Is this ok?

  • Fencepost | about a year ago * 1

    So, I’ve been playing with this for a while and have a few thoughts:
    1) Sparkfun, please stop saying its the SSD1339 – the 1339 has many more graphics functions than the 1335 which is what you are now using.
    2) As reported elsewhere, when using this, you get weird horizontal lines (slight darkening of pixels on rows where some pixels are different)

    • Bogdan Kecman | about 8 months ago * 1

      Any chance you can link the 1335 manual that describes this device properly? I only found SED1335 and BS1/BS2 don’t exist there .. The SED1335 (SEIKO EPSON) states that VDD is 2.7 to 5.5V !!!
      Can this really work on 5V???

      • Paradoxial | about 8 months ago * 1

        Run this bit of code in your head:

        if(VDD>=2.7 && !(VDD>=5.5))  
{  
    isVoltageInRange = true;  
}
        • Bogdan Kecman | about 7 months ago * 1

          That is a bold statement taking into account that both SF’s doc and manual for SSD1339 state that VDD=2.4-3.5V and VDDIO=1.5V – 3.5V
          The 5.5V is mentioned in Epson’s SED1335 that does not mention BS1 and BS2 so it might not be the chip from this board. If you have link to SSD1335 that is “from this board” please share :)

  • Bogdan Kecman | about 7 months ago 1

    I give up :(
    I got this board 10 months ago and when it arrived I tried to make it work via SPI. It didn’t and I used some other oled screens that did for a while. Now I revisited this board trying again both SPI and parallel mode. After rewriting the code for pic32 and it didn’t work I used exactly the same code from avr example on atmega644 (what code was written for) and this board still don’t work :(. So I assume the board is faulty and not the firmware :( …. too bad I spent more then 100 hours trying to make this piece of .. work ..

  • jpkelly | about 4 months ago 1

    I would love to see an Arduino tutorial with code for this!