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More Readable Arduino Project Display from TechnologyIQ

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Working and learning with my Arduino Yun (also via eBay)and a new OLED 128x64 pixel display. This is such a tiny display that I needed to bump up the font size to make it a bit more readable and scroll through the data instead of trying to present it on one screen, like I had before.

I am using the Adafruit SSD1306 library as the u8glib library was hanging after a few minutes of the running. The program would continue running in the background but the screen would stop updating. Frustrating and I found no easy answers to what it was happening.

 More Readable Arduino Project Display from TechnologyIQ

 

You can read about this project in previous posts here on TechnologyIQ for a bit more detail.

Blue 0.96" I2C IIC 128X64 OLED LCD Display Module For Arduino UNO R3 Breadboard

Arduino Yun via eBay

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