I can’t believe how much the price has increased with the Nextion displays. I tried incorporating one into my project, but with how unintuitive their proprietary editor software is, the cost doesn’t outweigh any benefits. So I went back to the tft 2.8” route since I already knew how to program that, and didn’t feel the need to try understanding another display.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
Didn't know about Nextion. It really looks gorgeous and proffesional, and not so expensive considering the capabilities. Will definitely consider. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Yeah, the nextion display also changed the way I do my projects. Opens many possibilities that arduino can't handle itself. BTW, the RTC included in the enhanced version of the nextion display are very bad. I would use the RTC DS3231 module for arduino instead. More details on my video tutorial #3
Thank you for your video. i am software engineer but always dreamed of making my own devices, so I am starting with my first project using an Arduino, Camera and LED screen. Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos to learn how to piece everything together. then I can start programming the magic of machine learning to detect speeds of a baseball :)
OLED screen is good, but you should be careful if you want to show something for a very long time, as the brightness will decline after long time lighten up, and the brightness of each pixel will become uneven.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
0:47 Like you said properly, the flickering is caused by delete the previous text/digits and then rewrite it at the same position. This is simple to implement ad actually the first solution someone came up to. Write-delete-write-delete...etc. The flickering is caused due the pixels(LED, OLED, TFT or whatever) switching off and on again after a while. If this "while" takes too long, human eyes can detect an annoying flickering, like switch on and off a ordinary LED. But if you switch on-off-on fast enough our eyes don´t see a flickering anymore. Unfortunately this is not always possible if you work with slow buses like I2C etc. One way to solve this issue is to overwrite the previous text/digits and delete only what is leftover, and to go a step further, skip the digits which already are displayed and overwrite only those which differs from the previous ones. If you for eg. write "432" and the next value is "431" skip "43" and overwrite "2" with "1" and delete the leftover. The leftover is caused by the different widths of the digits, in this case "1" is smaller than "2" so you end up with an overflow on the right side. I developed such a function which handles that process and it works well, no flickering and fast refresh rate, even on a I2C bus. It took me some effort because I had to fight through datasheets of display driver micro controller etc. to setup the function properly. Was it worth put that effort in it? For sure!
To built a library and include also other useful stuff, might be a step for a general usage with a higher programming language, usually C. For now I use it in my assembly code, I use to write code in assembly for a deeper control on hardware and final code. I just gave an idea how to approach such an issue, perhaps there are other, better solutions depending on the environment used.
Heh heh, this reminds me...I did this technique for the display in my avatar icon. No flicker if you turn off/on only those leds that need turning off/on.
@@TheRainHarvester Actually the meaning of my previous comment was to encourage to put the effort to solve issues by yourself. You don't have to be reliant to libraries of major companies. Everyone can do it. Thanks for your confirmation.
Ive got into arduino programming 4 months ago and ive already bought a couple of displays, sensors, boards and Rf modules and its getting more and more. Maybe oneday, ill have as many displays as you have 😂😂😅
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
Wow! Thank you so much for this video. Just started to pick up more on the electronics hobby because I've been tearing down my mini mill, mini lathe and building tools out of salvaged treadmill motors. Have a feeling your videos will be very helpful in the following years of exploration. I made sure to subscribe and give a thumbs up. Cheers m8
@@interlinkknight Please consider recording a video tutorial on building a simple, 4-didget tachometer that uses a hall effect sensor. I'd like to add one to my drill press, mini lathe and mini mill. I don't trust the build quality of tachometers found on the Internet. Cheers
It's funny that you mention that because I've been working (for the past 6 months) on a tutorial video about tachometers with arduino. I'll focus on the type of sensors and the code. I'll include the example sketch, obviously. I am busy so it's not going to be ready soon, but little by little I am getting there.
Nice! I totally understand the time issue. I've been so busy with other projects and waiting for parts, I haven't been able to complete my mini series on my mini mill modifications. Look forward to your tutorials in the future. Cheers m8
yeah, that noise from oled ssd1306 are HUGE problem if you are planning to make anything audio, and controlling the volume ics with same I2C lines :P learned that the hard way (5.1 digital amplifier) reason, they emit HF sound is because they boost voltage i think ,this circuit is builtin
This video helped me decide on a screen for my project. Thanks for making it! I wrote Lode Runner on an Arduino, if anyone is interested in checking it out.
This is Hayley from Beijing DWIN Technology. Our company is the leading company specializes in manufacturing Smart LCD module and touch panel at China for 20 years and has built our own 250,000 ㎡ production park. If any models you need, please feel free to contact us. We will send you the quotation. Email address： hayley@dwin.com.cn.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
An excellent video to compare between all the readily available displays out there. How much did it cost back then to buy all the displays and the nanos to run them.
I haven't seen any difference in price so far. They cost the same as before. I don't know how much i spent in total because I bought them in a long period of time.
Thank you for the video I am wondering if you have found a display like the nextion that is brighter, this is a very low brightness screen. And not much good for outdoor use.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
Awesomeness. I like all of them. But the screen that got my eye was the one with the speedometer on it. Thank you for doing the projects. Is the code going to be available as well.
There's a VGA library for arduino that makes possible that. If you google it, you'll find it. Actually I put on the description my example sketch that I used on this video for all the displays, including VGA monitor. The only thing is that you need to add a few resistors to connect to the VGA port, but it's easy to do.
@@interlinkknight I just looked over your other videos on nextion displays. They seem to cover control screens and short video clips. I'm trying to find one that can show a continuous video like a DVD player, but using a smaller screen (< 3 inches). I'm trying to create a binocular remote robot viewer. It would need to display over 15fps. Can you help?
Man, I into your vids since the jet engine you done.. I have a nextion and i was working on a engine monitoring system, and you have it! Man, please share that project with us.. i'm strugling to design the graphic part of it since im not good with designing.. thanks for this video too.. i always wanted to see a direct comparison between various displays, very nice!
Comments like yours keep me going. Thanks for that. What project are you referring to, the tachometer? I already posted the files for that. Or are you talking about another project?
The Project that is runing on the middle nextion display right at the begining of this video. The uper one shows a tachometer, the lower shows some tests, and the middle one shows 4 gauges and some text parameters about fuel flow and temperatures.. like a jet engine display.
Oh, that. Well, the project is not complete so I didn't officially publish it. But if you want what I have so far, here it is: drive.google.com/open?id=1z0PbqoAE5eu9GRIRRBzzJ-Ek9NYrBhJW drive.google.com/open?id=1Slbw1Pl0Sj07stFvJy2LQZo_77LpoHq8
InterlinkKnight Thank you ! Maybe I work on it and give some feedback to you. i'm definetely waiting more interesting videos.. i think you love displays as much as i do. Unfortunatedly they are a quite expensive here in Brazil. Thank you again!
I've never tried e-ink displays because they have a very low refresh rate and they can't refresh thing normally as other displays. They require some sort of cycle that takes around 1 or 2 seconds. Is like that to avoid burning the screen. Is not a display that I would consider for common projects. If I ever see the need of displaying something without power, I will try it.
LED 8x8 Matrix with Max7219 driver. The example file is in the description. But keep in mind that I put a black gel over it so that's why looks better.
Those are good too, but what I don't like is that they require a serial/usb adapter. At least they are smaller. Maybe I would use them for a final product that needs to be very small, but for normal daily prototyping I think the nano is better. I own around 30 arduino nanos :P
@@daveyjones5702 until this day they're a pain to get working. update: I got them all working, cjmcu(attiny85), another usb Attiny85 and 10xAttiny88 MH LIVE (FAKE NANO), over all the are all great for small/ simple projects but, still though i would rather buy NANOs for double the price of Attiny88 board as it is more user friendly and has much more potential over the 88 especially for some one who's a beginner to simhub/sim racing. have a nice day
Yeah, but I also don't like that they need a few seconds to refresh the screen because it needs to cycle both frames a few times to remove the old image. I find that very problematic.
Hi, thank you for this video. Can you tell me if it would be possible to run 5 screens of 1 nano? And if so which colour screens do I need to purchase?
I am not sure a video about only that would worth it, especially because cameras don't capture what the human eye see. The nexiton display is like any other TFT color display under direct sunlight. Things are hard to see. Surely not recommended for outdoors, unless you have some shade over the display.
From what I know they are still producing those displays. And if they are using old displays and if they run out, they will produce more. I am not worry about that.
@@interlinkknight thatnks for the answer. Yes, backlight displays are obviously the best solution for that. But if only look at color displays, which one is brighter? Can the text be seen under the sunlight? You showed the OLED display at 1:52. Yes, it is not as bright as we would like, but the text can be seen. Compared to the rest of the color displays in the video, are they better or just as faded?
All color displays are bad in sunlight. I don't notice any difference between them. You are right that the OLED is not too bad in sunlight, so maybe consider buying a color OLED. I don't own one myself, but I do know they are available.
are you able put the spi 0.96 display right on an arduino uno's gpio port??? i just bought one and i want to know. this is my first time with an arduino
@@interlinkknight You can control the full range by setting the VCOM to different values, and then setting the contrast. Depends on your library implementation, or if you do it with your own programming. The SSD1306 datasheet has all the details.
Accurately I purchased the same OLED display 3 days ago before I watched this video and tommorow it will be at my home :)
Nice! Let us know how it goes
@@interlinkknight It will be today or tommorow :]
Excellent! You are a natural teacher. Spot on, well paced, good summaries, perfect.
Aww. You are so kind. Thank you :)
I can’t believe how much the price has increased with the Nextion displays. I tried incorporating one into my project, but with how unintuitive their proprietary editor software is, the cost doesn’t outweigh any benefits. So I went back to the tft 2.8” route since I already knew how to program that, and didn’t feel the need to try understanding another display.
You've covered almost all of the lcd. That's great. Thank you for the video.
just want to say thanks, you saved me hours of research.
That's an impressive collection of displays
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Didn't know about Nextion. It really looks gorgeous and proffesional, and not so expensive considering the capabilities. Will definitely consider. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, the nextion display also changed the way I do my projects. Opens many possibilities that arduino can't handle itself.
BTW, the RTC included in the enhanced version of the nextion display are very bad. I would use the RTC DS3231 module for arduino instead. More details on my video tutorial #3
Thank you for your video. i am software engineer but always dreamed of making my own devices, so I am starting with my first project using an Arduino, Camera and LED screen. Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos to learn how to piece everything together. then I can start programming the magic of machine learning to detect speeds of a baseball :)
I'm glad I could help. Cheers
OLED screen is good, but you should be careful if you want to show something for a very long time, as the brightness will decline after long time lighten up, and the brightness of each pixel will become uneven.
True
Thank you, I am buying displays at the moment so great timing
Great! If you can, share videos or photos of your projects
@@interlinkknight I want to show my projects to u ,can I?
Really cool summary. I subscribed.
thank you for taking the time to share this information! Very helpful
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I subscribed simply because you have so many arduinos. I know you love Arduino!
Yay! I own over 50 arduino nanos, so far.
@@interlinkknight do you use fpga
I never heard about fpga
@@interlinkknight Take a look at FPGAs. They are pretty cool, and advanced.
Your video is priceless thanks so much. Much abundance and love to you. 💪🏾
You are so sweet. Thank you
Awesome man, thank you! I am doing something similar. I have the OLED, 0x9488, and Nextion 3.5 Advanced... I love the HFX_8357 Lib for the TFts.
I am not familiar with the 0x9488 and HFX_8357 displays. What kind of display are they?
0:47 Like you said properly, the flickering is caused by delete the previous text/digits and then rewrite it at the same position.
This is simple to implement ad actually the first solution someone came up to. Write-delete-write-delete...etc.
The flickering is caused due the pixels(LED, OLED, TFT or whatever) switching off and on again after a while. If this "while" takes too long, human eyes can detect an annoying flickering, like switch on and off a ordinary LED.
But if you switch on-off-on fast enough our eyes don´t see a flickering anymore.
Unfortunately this is not always possible if you work with slow buses like I2C etc.
One way to solve this issue is to overwrite the previous text/digits and delete only what is leftover, and to go a step further, skip the digits which already are displayed and overwrite only those which differs from the previous ones.
If you for eg. write "432" and the next value is "431" skip "43" and overwrite "2" with "1" and delete the leftover.
The leftover is caused by the different widths of the digits, in this case "1" is smaller than "2" so you end up with an overflow on the right side.
I developed such a function which handles that process and it works well, no flickering and fast refresh rate, even on a I2C bus.
It took me some effort because I had to fight through datasheets of display driver micro controller etc. to setup the function properly.
Was it worth put that effort in it?
For sure!
That's really cool. Yes, I know it's possible but it needs to be implemented in a library so people can use it easily. Did you built a library?
To built a library and include also other useful stuff, might be a step for a general usage with a higher programming language, usually C. For now I use it in my assembly code, I use to write code in assembly for a deeper control on hardware and final code. I just gave an idea how to approach such an issue, perhaps there are other, better solutions depending on the environment used.
Oh. Ok.
Heh heh, this reminds me...I did this technique for the display in my avatar icon. No flicker if you turn off/on only those leds that need turning off/on.
@@TheRainHarvester Actually the meaning of my previous comment was to encourage
to put the effort to solve issues by yourself.
You don't have to be reliant to libraries of major companies.
Everyone can do it. Thanks for your confirmation.
Ive got into arduino programming 4 months ago and ive already bought a couple of displays, sensors, boards and Rf modules and its getting more and more. Maybe oneday, ill have as many displays as you have 😂😂😅
Of course! We all start from scratch. You set the limits on how far you want to go
Really great and informative video! Thank you!
Great . Thank you very much for this great detailed presentation. You have done a great job that makes our lives easier.
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instead of TFT... you should check out the IPS ones...better colors and viewing angles
Any model in particular that you want to suggest?
Це круто! Такого відео я ще не бачив. Лайк )))
More about OLED 12864 2,42.
Please 😇.
Wow!
Thank you so much for this video. Just started to pick up more on the electronics hobby because I've been tearing down my mini mill, mini lathe and building tools out of salvaged treadmill motors. Have a feeling your videos will be very helpful in the following years of exploration. I made sure to subscribe and give a thumbs up. Cheers m8
Thanks for your kind words. That's the thing that keeps me going...
Good luck.
Just started posting videos, so I know it's not the easiest thing to do.
@@interlinkknight Please consider recording a video tutorial on building a simple, 4-didget tachometer that uses a hall effect sensor. I'd like to add one to my drill press, mini lathe and mini mill. I don't trust the build quality of tachometers found on the Internet. Cheers
It's funny that you mention that because I've been working (for the past 6 months) on a tutorial video about tachometers with arduino. I'll focus on the type of sensors and the code. I'll include the example sketch, obviously.
I am busy so it's not going to be ready soon, but little by little I am getting there.
Nice! I totally understand the time issue. I've been so busy with other projects and waiting for parts, I haven't been able to complete my mini series on my mini mill modifications. Look forward to your tutorials in the future.
Cheers m8
Very Useful video, Thanks for your time & effort to help us with this great work
yeah, that noise from oled ssd1306 are HUGE problem if you are planning to make anything audio, and controlling the volume ics with same I2C lines :P learned that the hard way (5.1 digital amplifier)
reason, they emit HF sound is because they boost voltage i think ,this circuit is builtin
Interesting...
Very useful intro, great work!!!
Thanks
The Nextion is the winner in my opinion (I have the Intelligent Series 7.0')
Hi this is Cici from DWIN, would you like to have a try of our displays?
1:48 with the library oled i2c you can control the brightness
Yes, but only 2 settings (High-Low)
This video helped me decide on a screen for my project. Thanks for making it! I wrote Lode Runner on an Arduino, if anyone is interested in checking it out.
This is Hayley from Beijing DWIN Technology. Our company is the leading company specializes in manufacturing Smart LCD module and touch panel at China for 20 years and has built our own 250,000 ㎡ production park. If any models you need, please feel free to contact us. We will send you the quotation. Email address： hayley@dwin.com.cn.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
An excellent video to compare between all the readily available displays out there. How much did it cost back then to buy all the displays and the nanos to run them.
I haven't seen any difference in price so far. They cost the same as before. I don't know how much i spent in total because I bought them in a long period of time.
@@interlinkknight Got it. Thanks.
Very useful.
Good collection dear.
It is very useful for students, electronics project professionals and industries too.
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the video I am wondering if you have found a display like the nextion that is brighter, this is a very low brightness screen. And not much good for outdoor use.
I haven't found any brighter
This is awesome.
Thank you. A similar video for Rpi displays would be amazing.
Hello, great video, how does the nextion behave under the sun's light?
As any common color LCD, in sunlight is not that great
Definitely helpful
great video what is the black thing on top of the 8x8 led matrix?
That's a 16x2 LCD display, but it's turned off
@@interlinkknight no i mean the LED matrix max7219 on the top right corner displaying the alphabet
Above the matrix display there are 3 displays: the OLED i mentioned on the video, next is the 16x2 LCD and then the nokia LCD
Great stuff!
best one
top man i love it, you are the GOD
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
Very great intro,need any kind of TFT or OLED display module,pls let know.
perfekt video dude!
Wow !! Display wizard :) Do you know anything about the H35B-IC ? Can't find any info how to use it !! :(
I don't know that display
Thank you ! :)
Awesomeness. I like all of them. But the screen that got my eye was the one with the speedometer on it. Thank you for doing the projects. Is the code going to be available as well.
Yeah, the files for the tachometer are available, but in the nextion tutorial #4
I am sorry but r we not gonna address how u controlled a computer screen that's amazing, how did u do that
There's a VGA library for arduino that makes possible that. If you google it, you'll find it. Actually I put on the description my example sketch that I used on this video for all the displays, including VGA monitor.
The only thing is that you need to add a few resistors to connect to the VGA port, but it's easy to do.
The best. Thanks.
:)
Thank you very much!
That Nextion 3.5" is awesome... but i wonder if they make a nice enclosure for it too?
I've only seen them selling the case for the 7" display
@@interlinkknight Would you provide a link to that? I'm looking at a project that requires and enclosure/case. Thanks.
HI friend
@@cicizhao2118 hi. you make enclosures?
I like the nextion display 3.5 enhanced
If you can find a compatible library, yes
veryvery well done!! GREAT STUFF Dude
Thanks
I do barebones AVR. Thank you for this video!
Excellent video !
Great review! What is the name of the program for GUI design from minute 4:10 ?
That display and software is called Nextion. The link it's in the description
Excellent
I'm looking for an example with ST7567S I2C ?
Do you have it ?
thx
Paco
Sadly I don't have it, but I bet there is a library for that
Can you do one exclusively covering those that can show video, like the last one you showed on this video?
I already made 6 video tutorials about the nextion display. Please take a look at the description
@@interlinkknight I just looked over your other videos on nextion displays. They seem to cover control screens and short video clips.
I'm trying to find one that can show a continuous video like a DVD player, but using a smaller screen (< 3 inches). I'm trying to create a binocular remote robot viewer. It would need to display over 15fps. Can you help?
You need something more powerful than arduino. I can't help you with that.
Would like to know what the large lcd screen is and the setup in that
It's a VGA monitor and I already have a link on the description with my example sketch
what is the display that you have on the bottom left? the blue one with hello world seems the most clear in the video
It's also a TFT 1.8" ST7735 as I mentioned, but the module looks a little difference. There are 3 variations that I know of.
Very good sir
So I want to make a halo style ammo counter for my nerf halo assault rifle I've been looking at oled displays but I dont know the size I need
Question? what would be the best monitor for a smart mirror without taking old pc monitor apart. Thanks!
I would use the TFT 2.4" ILI9341, but if you want a high refresh rate using cameras you should use something more powerful than arduino.
Will arduio work with raspberry?
Will these screens work with raspberry.
Have you done a similar test for raspberry....... I would be interested.
I never used raspberry so I don't know. Have you search for libraries?
Man, I into your vids since the jet engine you done.. I have a nextion and i was working on a engine monitoring system, and you have it! Man, please share that project with us.. i'm strugling to design the graphic part of it since im not good with designing.. thanks for this video too.. i always wanted to see a direct comparison between various displays, very nice!
Comments like yours keep me going. Thanks for that.
What project are you referring to, the tachometer? I already posted the files for that. Or are you talking about another project?
The Project that is runing on the middle nextion display right at the begining of this video. The uper one shows a tachometer, the lower shows some tests, and the middle one shows 4 gauges and some text parameters about fuel flow and temperatures.. like a jet engine display.
Oh, that. Well, the project is not complete so I didn't officially publish it. But if you want what I have so far, here it is:
drive.google.com/open?id=1z0PbqoAE5eu9GRIRRBzzJ-Ek9NYrBhJW
drive.google.com/open?id=1Slbw1Pl0Sj07stFvJy2LQZo_77LpoHq8
InterlinkKnight Thank you ! Maybe I work on it and give some feedback to you. i'm definetely waiting more interesting videos.. i think you love displays as much as i do. Unfortunatedly they are a quite expensive here in Brazil. Thank you again!
I hope is helpful. Good luck
Great review. Thank you ! Have you ever tried some e-ink displays ?
I've never tried e-ink displays because they have a very low refresh rate and they can't refresh thing normally as other displays. They require some sort of cycle that takes around 1 or 2 seconds. Is like that to avoid burning the screen. Is not a display that I would consider for common projects. If I ever see the need of displaying something without power, I will try it.
What kinda of display should we buy for outdoor usage. I intend to make Bluetooth enable smart connect for mobile
For outside I would use the nokia 5110 or LCD 128x64 SPI with ST7920 driver, because they can be seen at sunlight.
very helpfull (:
I am digging that solid black red led matrix, can you identify it ?
LED 8x8 Matrix with Max7219 driver.
The example file is in the description.
But keep in mind that I put a black gel over it so that's why looks better.
That's a lot of nanos.....
Yeah, I love Arduino nano :)
InterlinkKnight haha I'm more of a Pro mini guy 😅😅
Those are good too, but what I don't like is that they require a serial/usb adapter. At least they are smaller. Maybe I would use them for a final product that needs to be very small, but for normal daily prototyping I think the nano is better. I own around 30 arduino nanos :P
@@interlinkknight ever look into the digispark?
@@daveyjones5702 until this day they're a pain to get working.
update: I got them all working, cjmcu(attiny85), another usb Attiny85 and 10xAttiny88 MH LIVE (FAKE NANO),
over all the are all great for small/ simple projects but, still though i would rather buy NANOs for double the price of Attiny88 board as it is more user friendly and has much more potential over the 88 especially for some one who's a beginner to simhub/sim racing.
have a nice day
Excelente material, deberías tener un canal en español✌️
Gracias. Lo considerare pero por ahora solo me concentro en un solo idioma y el mas universal es ingles.
Hi, How did you make the GUI? Is there a particular software you used?
What display are you talking about?
I really want to try one of those e paper display, but they are too expensive..
Yeah, but I also don't like that they need a few seconds to refresh the screen because it needs to cycle both frames a few times to remove the old image. I find that very problematic.
There's anyone that have a good vision angle?
Most of those LCD change the color depending on the view angle, specially dark tones.
The OLED has perfect viewing angle. All color displays here have kinda bad viewing angle
What about viewing angles? Are the LCDs very poor being TN panels?
Compare to a modern smartphone screen, the viewing angle is bad. In terms of functionality they are good enough, in my opinion.
Hi, thank you for this video.
Can you tell me if it would be possible to run 5 screens of 1 nano? And if so which colour screens do I need to purchase?
I doubt it, but even if you could then the refresh rate would be super slow
InterlinkKnight is there a way to achieve this?
Maybe with something more powerful like raspberry pi
thanks, this was great!
Can you make a video to showcase nextion display under sunlight?
I am not sure a video about only that would worth it, especially because cameras don't capture what the human eye see. The nexiton display is like any other TFT color display under direct sunlight. Things are hard to see. Surely not recommended for outdoors, unless you have some shade over the display.
Is it possible to use your top display choice, as a screen for arduboy handheld mod?
No
olá como escolher e adaptar um display desses para colocar no local de um lcd display de um teclado korg x50 ....??
So when you say high refresh rate what is it limited by? The libraries or like a normal display they have a rated refresh rate represented in hz?
They are limited by the library and arduino processing power.
What do you use for the PC monitor? Is this the VGAX library?
Yes
@@interlinkknight what's the monitor name? Looks pretty nice on camera
Is it possible to do a project with 2 k-type theemocouple, a water level sensor and a lcd display with a Arduino Nano?
There's nothing you can't build with arduinos, for this kind of project with sensors and displays.
I want to make a smartwatch with little touch screen. Which one you recommend?
To be honest, I don't know. I never used that small display with touch screen.
Very cool!
4:28 is that a video? or it just a gif?? can we play a shot video using arduino? Thank you.
It's a bunch of images. That's it
Do you think the supply of 5110 lcds will ever run out? I'm thinking of doing a kickstarter project with this display.
What?
InterlinkKnight I edited a spelling mistake, above.
From what I know they are still producing those displays. And if they are using old displays and if they run out, they will produce more. I am not worry about that.
I wouldn't bother with them. Their reliability sucks. There are these models from a company called JLX that in my experience are faaar better.
San Guchito , what goes wrong with them? (I've not had any go bad.) I run them at 3.3v , but some risk powering them at 5v.
Which is best display for digital watch, I'm not talking about smart watch because it is not allowed in college, thanks in advance
Depends on many factors. Maybe an lcd like the nokia display, but it's kinda big. LCDs use very little power so I would start with that.
Can you suggest me an LCD for a watch?, And many more LCD with its uses?, Thanks
Which display is best used both outdoors and in low light?
The Nokia 5110 because it's an lcd with backlight so it works in sunlight and in the dark
@@interlinkknight thatnks for the answer. Yes, backlight displays are obviously the best solution for that.
But if only look at color displays, which one is brighter? Can the text be seen under the sunlight? You showed the OLED display at 1:52. Yes, it is not as bright as we would like, but the text can be seen. Compared to the rest of the color displays in the video, are they better or just as faded?
All color displays are bad in sunlight. I don't notice any difference between them.
You are right that the OLED is not too bad in sunlight, so maybe consider buying a color OLED. I don't own one myself, but I do know they are available.
Wow so much arduino nano :0
How did you connect the big screen on the Arduino? Shield?
The vga? There's instructions online on how to do it. You need a few resistors
are you able put the spi 0.96 display right on an arduino uno's gpio port??? i just bought one and i want to know. this is my first time with an arduino
Yes, of course you can use Arduino UNO to connect to the SPI display
@@interlinkknight turns out the display i bought is an i2c but can i plug it in in the pin slots on the board as if it is a shield
What's the best sunlight readable in 5 inch TFT?
hi we have high brightness sunlight readable TFT LCD, are you still be interested in?
1:50 you can control the brightness on these.
You can't control the brightness on these OLED displays. They have a dim mode but that's it
@@interlinkknight You can control the full range by setting the VCOM to different values, and then setting the contrast. Depends on your library implementation, or if you do it with your own programming. The SSD1306 datasheet has all the details.
Oh, that's nice. Yeah, as far i know the library doesn't support that. It's a shame, though. Good to know
Thanks
in 4:33. Are you playing video on those screen?
It's a series of images. If you take a look it's in a loop
1:00 Okay, this explains why here are no ePaper displays :)
How did you dual boot your program on your Dell desktop and what application did you use
Dual boot? I don't know what you mean with that, but to use the Dell monitor I used a VGA library. Link is on the description.
@@interlinkknight this file is unsupported
Open in a computer
You are Great 🔥💯💯💯
Great!
Hi! I have a question about 1.8inch screens, there is any way to play mp4 videos in that tiny screen? using Arduino, RBP or other method? Thanks
With arduino, no way. Maybe with RBP but I don't know how.
@@interlinkknight Thank you
I love the nextion displays but the library is just total bulshit.
Btw. What Library are you using?
All that info is in my tutorials. I do use the nextion library.