Add support for 64x32 displays + higher speed I2C com #71
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New define has been setup for 64x32 displays that need an additional starting offset value of 0x20 + the other usual changes.. Only currently tested on 64x32 and 128x64 displays on a SAMD core board.
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Just testing the 64x32 display on my SAMD21G project and it works great! Thanks for the work. |
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I have created a video showing the library running on a 64x32 pixel OLED - I would suggest that Adafruit design and sell this OLED on a breakout board, I believe it is the smallest OLED currently produced in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX5S9V5ZjrQ |
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New define has been setup for 64x32 displays that need an additional
starting offset value of 0x20 + the other usual changes.. Only currently
tested on 64x32 and 128x64 displays on a SAMD core board.