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0.96 Inch Blue SPI OLED Display Module 7-Pin 128×64 – SSD1306
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(Inc. GST)Save 13%- •� 7: Pin Interface The 7-pin version provides the following connections: GND – Ground VCC – Power supply D0 / SCK / CLK – SPI clock D1 / MOSI / SDA – SPI data RES / RST – Display reset DC / A0 – Data/Command selection CS – Chip Select
- •�️ SPI Connection The module is normally supplied in 4: wire SPI configuration. For an Arduino Uno, a typical connection is: VCC → 5V GND → GND D0 → SCK / D13 D1 → MOSI / D11 RES → Digital I/O DC → Digital I/O CS → Digital I/O The dedicated CS pin allows the OLED to share the SPI bus with other devices such as SD cards or additional SPI peripherals.
- •� I2C / IIC Configuration On compatible versions, the module can be converted from SPI to I2C by changing the appropriate resistor configuration on the PCB. The supplied board configuration may require: Moving the resistor from R3 to R1 Shorting R8 with solder Using D0 as SCL Using D1 as SDA Configuring DC for the I2C address The exact resistor positions can vary between board revisions, so check the markings on your particular PCB before modification.
- •This version has a 7-pin interface with a dedicated CS (Chip Select) pin, making it suitable for 4-wire SPI communication
- •The module is factory-configured for SPI and can also be modified for I2C/IIC communication on compatible board versions
- •🔄 I2C / IIC Configuration On compatible versions, the module can be converted from SPI to I2C by changing the appropriate resistor configuration on the PCB
- •This provides high contrast, compact construction and a wide viewing angle while keeping power consumption relatively low
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The 0.96 Inch Blue SPI OLED Display Module 7-Pin 128×64 – SSD1306 is a high-grade, precision-tested electronic component designed for reliable performance in prototyping, education, industrial control, and custom hardware engineering.
🔹 Key Features
- •This version has a 7-pin interface with a dedicated CS (Chip Select) pin, making it suitable for 4-wire SPI communication
- •The module is factory-configured for SPI and can also be modified for I2C/IIC communication on compatible board versions
- •🔄 I2C / IIC Configuration On compatible versions, the module can be converted from SPI to I2C by changing the appropriate resistor configuration on the PCB
- •This provides high contrast, compact construction and a wide viewing angle while keeping power consumption relatively low
- •⚠️ Important Notes This is the 7-pin SPI version, not the 6-pin version
- •The module is normally configured for SPI communication
🔹 Technical Specifications
� 7:Pin Interface The 7-pin version provides the following connections: GND – Ground VCC – Power supply D0 / SCK / CLK – SPI clock D1 / MOSI / SDA – SPI data RES / RST – Display reset DC / A0 – Data/Command selection CS – Chip Select
�️ SPI Connection The module is normally supplied in 4:wire SPI configuration. For an Arduino Uno, a typical connection is: VCC → 5V GND → GND D0 → SCK / D13 D1 → MOSI / D11 RES → Digital I/O DC → Digital I/O CS → Digital I/O The dedicated CS pin allows the OLED to share the SPI bus with other devices such as SD cards or additional SPI peripherals.
� I2C / IIC Configuration On compatible versions, the module can be converted from SPI to I2C by changing the appropriate resistor configuration on the PCB. The supplied board configuration may require:Moving the resistor from R3 to R1 Shorting R8 with solder Using D0 as SCL Using D1 as SDA Configuring DC for the I2C address The exact resistor positions can vary between board revisions, so check the markings on your particular PCB before modification.
🔹 Pin Configuration & Wiring
VCC3.3V / 5.0V Power Supply
GNDCommon Ground
SCLI2C Serial Clock Line
SDAI2C Serial Data Line
🔹 Applications
This component is engineered and suitable for:
- •� Advantages of OLED OLED technology is self-emissive, meaning the pixels produce their own light and do not require a conventional backlight. This provides high contrast, compact construction and a wide viewing angle while keeping power consumption relatively low.
- •⚠️ Important Notes This is the 7-pin SPI version, not the 6-pin version. The module is normally configured for SPI communication. Check the PCB labels before connecting the module. Do not exceed the specified supply voltage. Although many versions support 5V operation, the exact voltage tolerance can vary between board revisions. I2C operation may require hardware resistor modification. The actual PCB layout and component markings may vary slightly between production batches. Display colour: Blue. Libraries such as Adafruit SSD1306 and U8g2 can be used with compatible microcontrollers.
🔹 Package Includes
- ✓1 × 0.96 Inch Blue SPI OLED Display Module 7-Pin 128×64 – SSD1306
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