That is awesome!
Thanks for sharing,
Ioannis
Fantastic work again Richard!
Would you have any particular recommendations for a display to purchase for a newbie just as a play-around learning tool ?
Regards,
Troy
if you don't mind waiting a few weeks the nokia 5110 from china is <$5 . the 7110 have a weird connector and are best avoided imo ,both are good size
not too many pins needed, 3-5v ok.
the ssd1306 are about $8 locally but they are pretty small need only two pins if you get i2c variant, 3-5v ok.
if you catch a special at https://www.rockby.com.au/Index2012.cfm the 128x64 glcd can be real cheap < $5 but need heaps of pins to drive them 5v only.
they all work .
Warning I'm not a teacher
Thanks Richard,
Ordered a 5110 from Ebay. Looking forward to having a play.
Cheers,
Troy
Richard,
Received my 5110 display today and have just started to have a play. The nokia demo appears to display perfectly - excellent. I'm a bit stumped on one thing I'm trying to do. The nokia demo draws a circle:
DRAWCIRCLE 64,15,12
which I assume is a circle located a x=64, y=15 and radius of 12 yeah?
so I'm trying to draw a line from the centre of the circle to the top of the circle (or vice versa) so I tried:
DRAWLINE 64,3,64,15,1
which I assume is drawing a line from starting point X=64, Y=3 to ending point X=64, Y=15
And indeed the line starts at the correct point (top centre) but only extends down 7 or 8 pixels ie not to centre of the circle?
Any ideas?
Regards,
Troy
So, what's happening (for me) is for a line that's wider than it is higher (or equal), it appears from very initial testing to draw correctly. But if it's higher than it is wider, it doesn't?
Troy
it appears there was a bug in drawing vertical lines. this now works
Warning I'm not a teacher
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