AZDelivery 1,3 inch OLED SSH1106 128 x 64 pixel I2C Display compatibel met Arduino en Raspberry Pi Inclusief E-Book!

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I purchased this 1.3" SH1106 OLED to use with an Arduino UNO. Despite wiring it correctly (VCC, GND, SDA, SCL) and using the proper library for SH1106, the display is not detected at all via I2C. I confirmed with an I2C scanner — no address found.The screen powers up, but shows only random static/noise and horizontal artifacts. This happened even on the first power-on. I tested with different cables, microcontrollers, and code — no success.Likely a defective unit or poor quality control. Returning it. Not recommended.

Product functioned out of the box, but had a lot of dead pixels

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Great little Screen For ProjectsReally quick delivery and a well packaged parcel. This is always the way with all my past AZ-Delivery purchases, too.With SPI/i2c screen being so simple to set up, I didn't check if the AZ-Delivery guide was available and went right ahead and used the Adafruit 1306 example sketch. Once I had used an i2c scanner to obtain the screen address (0x3C), I transferred the example 1306 sketch to my Arduino and connected up (3v3, GND, SCK->A5, SDA->A4), altered the address and the screen came to life....Unfortunately, only the top part of the screen worked with random pixels all over the majority of the bottom of the screen. The first thing I checked was that "SCREEN_WIDTH 128" and "SCREEN_HEIGHT 64" were set correctly and they were.This leads me to my first word of caution - Don't assume that it's a 1309 (as the title says, SH1106!, my bad!) and check the excellent AZ-Guides! My second is that most of the guides on the web have the GND as pin 1 which isn’t the case on this screen. Be careful wiring up!The AZ-Delivery guides are usually pretty easy to follow but the one for the 1.3inch OLED display seems to have been updated and is even easier. It covers every step from from installing the Arduino IDE to setting up the sample sketch.Now that I had decided to follow the guide and with the right libraries installed (u8g2 fro Oliver) I achieved much better test results. Nice clear (almost) full screen display. Unfortunately, the line in the example from the instructions:U8G2_SSD1306_128X64_NONAME_F_HW_I2C u8g2(U8G2_R0, U8X8_PIN_NONE);Didn't quite work with the revision of the board I received and caused the pixels to be shifted maybe one or two to the left. It was an easy tweak to sort out by replacing the suggested constructor with:U8G2_SH1106_128X64_NONAME_F_HW_I2C u8g2(U8G2_R0, /* reset=*/ U8X8_PIN_NONE);as it looks like this one is a SH1106 (I should have read what I ordered!). With this slight modification to the instructions, everything worked perfectly.Plus points - Bright screen with seemingly fast refresh rate. Very easy to read despite the small size and lots of space for text / images due to the 128x64 resolution.Bad points - None!

Habe an den Displays keine felerfeststellen können und empfehle sie gerne weiter.Die drei Anschlusspins sind bei mir auf der Rückseite etwas weit aus der Platine schauend, kann man aber mit Schleifpapier/Dremel und Nachverzinnen leicht lösen wenn es im Weg ist.Ein Display habe ich in ein enges Gehäuse verbauen wollen und dafür die vier Anschlusspins gegen abgewinkelte Stiftleisten getauscht - dabei ist leider ein Lötauge aus der Platine gerissen. Da ich die Pins einzeln und mit Flussmittel herausgeholt habe, kann ich mir nicht erklären was da los war, aber shit happens. Bei Ersatzdisplay hat es das Problem nicht gegeben, aber auch hier haben die Pins recht stark in der Platine geklemmt - ich glaube die Bohungen/Lötösen sind etwas zu klein für die Stiftstärke. Sei's drum - das wird im Normalfall niemanden jucken.Empfehlenswert, da preiswert und keine Pixelfehler.

Chegou rapido e em excelentes condição. Fincionou perfeitamente