as a beginner i am very happy that in nearly every video you include explaining the interface type and how it operates...along with then showing how to use the items and some rudimentary code to utilize it...Thanks for the lessons!!
Excellent lesson! I love the thumb stick x and y idea and tutorial. Keep up this awesome level of quality and you will get many more subscribers. Awesome stuff!!
It really is amazing just how little cost, wiring and code it takes for an individual to build something like this! Awesome video, I’m inspired to build something I’m just not sure what!
Thanks for sharing this because I just got started using displays with Pico. Do you have a circuit diagram for an SPI display? (Pins are VCC, GND, DIN, CLK, CS, D/C, and RES)
Thanks for the video. I am getting an error. What have I done wrong? Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 8, in IndexError: list index out of range >>>
@@alexfernandesportrai What ended up being the problem? I'm dealing with the same issue, previously saw to recheck solder. Did that, everything looks good solder wise, this is driving me crazy lol.
Is it possible to drive two displays? I've tried modifying your code but no joy. I've added _0 to all of the variables where obvious which still works. I've then duplicated the code changing _0 to _1 but I'm getting dupliacte addresses. Obviously a simple error but I'm not sure where - cabn you help please?
I have not tried this, I think the address of the screen is fixed but the Pico has two I2C buses so you could try connecting one screen to each, then the address conflict may not matter. Good luck
@@tinkertechtrove2910 Some displays actually have both I2C and SPI that can make it possible to drive 2 displays. And using a mosfet chip that is set up with I2C bus extender.
as a beginner i am very happy that in nearly every video you include explaining the interface type and how it operates...along with then showing how to use the items and some rudimentary code to utilize it...Thanks for the lessons!!
I was having a hard time getting started until I found this video. Great job and thanks!
As usual an excellent demo & explanation - keep up the good work!
Your explaining was as good as your soldering was bad. And you really explained everything very well! ;) Thanks!
Excellent lesson! I love the thumb stick x and y idea and tutorial. Keep up this awesome level of quality and you will get many more subscribers. Awesome stuff!!
It really is amazing just how little cost, wiring and code it takes for an individual to build something like this!
Awesome video, I’m inspired to build something I’m just not sure what!
An excellent video on something I have wanted to try - well done!
Very helpful. Thanks!
Great video! Grats on almost 1k!
Probably try 'wetting' the iron before touching the part and adding solder.... Solder takes to solder faster than the iron does to solder.
Last one is unique 👌nice❤
Your link to the SSD1306 is dead!
As you say... excellent for debugging. More so if your only Pi is the pico.
Nice!!!!
Due to buying disposable vapes over the years, I have built a collection of these displays and finally feel like using them for somthing 😂
Great video thanks
Thank you brother. for saving my time,. please add more tutorial on oled.apis where I can make font size editable. any many more.
Thanks for sharing this because I just got started using displays with Pico. Do you have a circuit diagram for an SPI display? (Pins are VCC, GND, DIN, CLK, CS, D/C, and RES)
Did anyone else have a giggle when he pulled off the screen protector first immediately after took to soldering the header pins?
On pico w it's not working.. Please help
How would one use the OLED using C++?
Why do I get this error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 8, in
IndexError: list index out of range
Did you get this resolved? Having the same issue.
Fun
Thanks for the video. I am getting an error. What have I done wrong?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 8, in
IndexError: list index out of range
>>>
Got it working. Super tutorial! Thanks again!
@@alexfernandesportrai What ended up being the problem? I'm dealing with the same issue, previously saw to recheck solder. Did that, everything looks good solder wise, this is driving me crazy lol.
me too what is the fix? getting ready to smash with a hammer.
Pico takes power in voltage? can we use mobile charger?
if(mobile_charger == usb_charger)printf("true
");
Is it possible to drive two displays? I've tried modifying your code but no joy. I've added _0 to all of the variables where obvious which still works. I've then duplicated the code changing _0 to _1 but I'm getting dupliacte addresses. Obviously a simple error but I'm not sure where - cabn you help please?
I have not tried this, I think the address of the screen is fixed but the Pico has two I2C buses so you could try connecting one screen to each, then the address conflict may not matter. Good luck
@@tinkertechtrove2910 Some displays actually have both I2C and SPI that can make it possible to drive 2 displays. And using a mosfet chip that is set up with I2C bus extender.
Just get the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 8, in
IndexError: list index out of range
I have the same issue
@@jacobholder8188 me too
Same error using the demo.py as code for main program.
Has anyone found a soloution ?
@@vidarhole7204 you may have some issues with your electrical connections. I resoldered my connections and it worked. Sorry for a late response
can you solder a little worse?
Probably 😂
no need for the negativity man! i think it was still a pretty cool video and learned something new that im gonna try in my projects!
Great video, thank you.