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| Standing screen display size | 2.6 Inches |
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| Screen Resolution | 16x2 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 16x2 |
| Hard Drive | HDD |
| Card Description | Dedicated |
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| Sold By | SunFounderDirect | Freenove | ELEGOO Official US | SunFounderDirect | HiLetgo | HiLetgo |
| model name | LCD1602 | FNK0079 | EL-SM-008 | LCD2004 | HD44780 | SSD1306 |
| operating system | — | Embedded | — | — | ios | Not Machine Specific |
| display size | 2.6 inches | — | 0.96 inches | — | 3.27 inches | 0.96 inches |
| display type | LCD | LCD | OLED | LCD | LCD | OLED |
| hardware interface | usb2.0 b | unknown | usb | unknown | usb2.0 b | — |
| resolution | 16 x 2 | 16x2 | 128x64 | [EO] 83 x 40 | 1920 x 1080 | 128 X 64 |
| input interface | keyboard | buttons | touch screen | buttons | buttons | buttons |
| graphics ram type | unknown | — | — | unknown | — | unknown |
| native resolution | 16x2 | 1600 x 1200 | 128x64 | [EO] 83 x 40 | 1920 x 1080 | 128 x 64 |
| expansion slots | 0 | 0 | — | — | 0 | 0 |
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Big, bright, easy to use I2C LCD display
Big, bright, easy to use LCD display. This is a 4 line by 20 character LCD display with a daughter card that provides a simple I2C interface. Ignore the portion of the product description that says this is a shield or intended for an Uno or a Mega2560. This display will work with any micro-controller that supports I2C communications (basically, all of them). To use this display you need to connect four wires: Vcc, Gnd, SDA, and SDC. You can have several I2C devices on the same I2C lines, so there is little reason to use anything other than the standard connections for your controller. I used an Arduino Nano which is slightly amusing with this display - the Nano is no larger than the I2C daughter card attached to the back of the LCD display, so it is dwarfed by the display. Load an I2C LCD library; I used the one from the vendor, see their page at wiki.sunfounder.cc/index.php?title=I2C_LCD2004. There also is a link to the spec sheet for the interface chip on the I2C daughter card they added to the display. I have not read it in any detail, but it looks like a fairly simple I2C to 8 bit parallel interface, which is what is needed to easily drive an LCD display like this. There is also a potentiometer to control display contrast (not brightness, just contrast). You will need to adjust that contrast if your drive voltage changes. I have attached a short video from this display; contrast is turned relatively high so you can clearly see the dots and character blocks. The video enters characters starting at the top right. Notice that at the end of the first line, entry moves to the third line, then to the second, and then to the fourth. I also ran the display shifting characters in from the right end of the first line (well, third line the way things actually work), although that is not shown. When shifting in from the right, entry starts at the end of the third line and characters shift up through the first line, then entry moves to the start of the fourth line and characters shift up to the second line. Things should work fine as long as you don't try to put more than 20 characters in a line, at which point expect to be confused. A very nice display that is very easy to use.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2017Color: LCD2004 & I2C (1Pack)Verified Purchase
Big, bright, easy to use LCD display. This is a 4 line by 20 character LCD display with a daughter card that provides a simple I2C interface. Ignore the portion of the product description that says this is a shield or intended for an Uno or a Mega2560. This display will work with any micro-controller that supports I2C communications (basically, all of them).
To use this display you need to connect four wires: Vcc, Gnd, SDA, and SDC. You can have several I2C devices on the same I2C lines, so there is little reason to use anything other than the standard connections for your controller. I used an Arduino Nano which is slightly amusing with this display - the Nano is no larger than the I2C daughter card attached to the back of the LCD display, so it is dwarfed by the display. Load an I2C LCD library; I used the one from the vendor, see their page at wiki.sunfounder.cc/index.php?title=I2C_LCD2004. There also is a link to the spec sheet for the interface chip on the I2C daughter card they added to the display. I have not read it in any detail, but it looks like a fairly simple I2C to 8 bit parallel interface, which is what is needed to easily drive an LCD display like this. There is also a potentiometer to control display contrast (not brightness, just contrast). You will need to adjust that contrast if your drive voltage changes.
I have attached a short video from this display; contrast is turned relatively high so you can clearly see the dots and character blocks. The video enters characters starting at the top right. Notice that at the end of the first line, entry moves to the third line, then to the second, and then to the fourth. I also ran the display shifting characters in from the right end of the first line (well, third line the way things actually work), although that is not shown. When shifting in from the right, entry starts at the end of the third line and characters shift up through the first line, then entry moves to the start of the fourth line and characters shift up to the second line. Things should work fine as long as you don't try to put more than 20 characters in a line, at which point expect to be confused.
A very nice display that is very easy to use.
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jcarranza71Reviewed in Spain on December 22, 2016
Display perfecto
Color: 16x2 I2C LCDVerified Purchase - Bill PrettyReviewed in Canada on July 9, 2022
Worked perfectly "out of the box" !
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