Arduino ST7789 Display Tutorial

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Название	:	Arduino ST7789 Display Tutorial
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Comment from : educ8stv

I paid €15 for it 😑🔫
Comment from : Karlo Horčička

does this display not have a voltage regulator
Comment from : gaming call gaming

wondering just one thing, you said be careful with to not connect display 5 volts, ok with voltage input for display to go to 3v3 pin, however what is with all other display pins which goes to Arduino digital pins, as I know digital pins also delivery 5 volts out?
Comment from : Fanta BH

I like your site but REFUSE to turn OFF my Add Blocker
Comment from : Terry Smith

As always after connecting everything, it does not work On 33v it barely shows any pixels, and on 5v its working perfectly but only for a minute! All pins are connected correctly, what could i've done wrong?
Comment from : Magor

I have a screen from a similar model, it's the ST7789V, 240x280, what code do I use to put it to work? I'm really lost about this
Comment from : FitTecNerd

I own esp32 dev 30pins and 169" TFT 240X280 SPI ST7789 It doesn't work no matter how much I compile it for three hours Do you have this lcd and esp32 connection diagram?
Comment from : hhhyung jjjang

The backlight comes on, but no image :(
Comment from : Craig Taco

Display worked perfect with Arduino UNO, Thanks!brShould I will be concerned for damage to display without voltage divider or level shifter from 5v to 33v?
Comment from : Guillermo Joandet

I need the datasheet of this LCD display
Comment from : Vikas Bhatt

My display doesnt show anything The display is 240x320 SPI and has a CS pin also and in the Amiga code it says in comment: "ST7789 240x240 IPS (without CS pin) connections (only 6 wires required)" So what is wrong?
Comment from : DJ Sir Price

hello, I am using LCD ST7789, micro Arduino Mega 2560 to show the data MAX6675 Thermocouple 12 Channel But I missing code to show the data in LCD ST7789 Any suggestion for me?
Comment from : Rustam Efendi

This kit doesn’t have a CS pin for SPI
Comment from : Fujix

i have followed throughouly your tutorial but when i upload i need to hold the reset button to make it display can u help me what should i do if i do not need to hold the reset button
Comment from : Young Maker

Hi can I use bigger lcd tft spi ili9341, what's the pin required?
Comment from : joehary ar

You can diy an oscilloscope with this LCD I have been built one
Comment from : Bùi Văn Ân

really thank you but can I run software on it?
Comment from : 🎃TBBLOXOFFICIAL🎃

The problem I have, that the image is only displayed when I press the reset-button of the arduino, otherwise the screen stays dark, any suggestion?
Comment from : Aryan Thappa

Thanks for a very useful video I see you are driving the display with 33 volts but the signal pins from the Arduino are still 5 Volts ? Would it be safer to use a voltage divider on the signal pins ?
Comment from : Ola Dunk

Hello y connect these display and check connections but do not display anything, in serial monitor the output is normal no errors, Whats wrong? Help please
Comment from : Luis Vazquez

I’ve followed your tutorial and a few others but I’m left with the same result The two st7789 that I’ve attempted to use only display the backlight and completely unresponsive to any sketch I feed into my Arduino mega I checked the wiring multiple times and even tried a various configurations from other tutorials Nothing seems to work I even modify the TFT_CS but had no success
Comment from : agbond003

hello, can you help me fix my display?
Comment from : TrailMaker

can we make rtc clock with it , most modules have that dual color oled with i2c interface & this one uses spi , have one lying around & am trying to make one since long time
Comment from : bazrazin1

Thank you very much for this great tutorial I am working on this project for many days What I am searching to do, without success is to use a custom REEfont and get rid of max-min temperature Can you help me?
Comment from : claustrox

Why does the display have SDA and SLC pins?brCan it also be used on I2C bus?
Comment from : 2D Weather Sandbox (Niels Daemen)

Beware not to blow up your display since it is not! 5 Volt tolerantbr simple-circuitcom/st7789-tft-ds18b20-arduino-digital-thermometer/
Comment from : Roland Berendonck

heyyy can you do the same thing, but instead of making it temperature, make it a speedometer, with gps module brAlso include the minimum and max speed
Comment from : Yngwie Isaac

VERY good video!!!im going to build something that uses that screen, i was looking for a youtube video that would show me how to use one, and i found this video, thanks :)
Comment from : King_Wing 34

I am using this display for a time now and i am very satisfied with it I am using mostly for Esp8266/32
Comment from : László Kósa

do I need to put a voltage divider on the "SPI" pins?
Comment from : norma marquez

This display is not 5v tolerant, your feeding 5v logic into it, this is a dreadful idea
Comment from : Peter Ellens

Hi
Comment from : Maria Minakaki

Can you please make a tutorial how to program a display to show whatever we want from a Raspberry Pi Zero (I can send a link of the 096' screen I have)
Comment from : Nick Blaze

Hi, can you recommend some tutorial to understand how display works with arduino? SO I can try to display some random simple stuff? Many thanks!
Comment from : Martin Macko

incredible this lcd
Comment from : yul zulu

I couldn't make it work without 33V voltage divider circuit on every pins Otherwise it is not working correctly
Comment from : Selçuk Kabadayı

I can't see any backlight, is it also the case in real life ? I'm searching for a screen that has minimal backlight bleed when displaying white on black, would this display be suitable or do I have to go with oled screen ?
Comment from : Frost

As always excellent!!!! Still waiting for the robot with Openmv
Comment from : R LB

I built this project using a Pro Mini However, the temperature reading is not accurate, it indicates about 4 degrees centigrade high Could this be due to a faulty DS18B20 sensor? It might be useful to add a calibration feature within the project code
Comment from : David Wanklyn

Hi sir, and hi everyone Can anyone give me advise? With any example I upload I got my screen full of vertical lines! And when I keep pressing the reset buton the screen shows a nice and clear view Thanks for any help
Comment from : Fabrice

Can I use to play videos?
Comment from : PS Modelismo - Plastimodelismo Simplificado

Interesting as alwaysbrThanks for sharing :-)
Comment from : Asger Vestbjerg

Hi, I would like to sponsor your videobrMay I know your email address?
Comment from : NextPCB

"smart pants" lol
Comment from : chuck farley

Nice I may have to revisit my Arduino boost guage fitted in my VW with this display
Comment from : getyerspn

Finally! Please upload more!brYour stuff are amazing
Comment from : Nir Tzezana

I have been missing your videos all along brThank you for this
Comment from : Musa Adejo Shuaibu Opaluwa

I always enjoy your videosbrThank you!
Comment from : Jason Park

What's the current consumption of this display?
Comment from : Dimitri Garuda

sweet display, thanks for the video
Comment from : Der Nicolas

Nice display! I'm interested in how much power this uses, to run off a lithium-ion power pack, which is why I so liked your videos on e-paper e-ink displays You might also be interested in helping Andreas Spiess in designing the perfect lithion-ion UPS for an EPS32 or raspberry pi youtube/-SJbdPvgQnE
Comment from : diff mull

As a long time follower, I still think you make some of the best tutorials with all necessary details, but still a strait to it approach Big thank you for keeping up the good work
Comment from : Ole Baltzer

Is there an I2C version?
Comment from : MovingThePicture

Very simple product that can be very useful for a lot of everyday temperature reading projects For expect temperature inside a computer case
Comment from : Mak er

Nice!! Hey doode welcome back we missed your videos :-) brIt's been a long time since I played with my Arduino I got to get back into it My whole work bench is so disorganized, hehe!
Comment from : Dog Rox

Just got this a few days ago 😁
Comment from : webslinger2011

Great project, please make a Morphing Clock, which will be very very impressive with this fast display Please refer :br youtube/i0M6F4wRxGc
Comment from : RagoTube

Great display Thank you Will order a couple ASAP
Comment from : Infinite loop

I also recommend this display I made my own breakoutboard, as the displays without breakout are even cheaper There is also a 240x300 version, but I have not tried it yet
Comment from : Jose Baars

Hello, please make a project of a GPS tracker that could transmit coordinates by SMS, also with a buzer that can be activated by an SMS command and turned off with a button on the device and a small display that would display the number of satellites and a cellular signal, many owners of quadcopters and other flying models would be very grateful to you!
Comment from : Дмитрий

👍👍👍
Comment from : Elektronik Atölyem

Larger, and full color, at about the same price as an ordinary mono OLED looks intriguing
Comment from : GnuReligion

Looks like you could i_easily_/i stream video to it with an ESP8266 or ESP32
Comment from : Ennar

One of my fave channels Could listen to your accent all day Love the content and presentation Please continue the great work
Comment from : Steve Bezant

Super
Comment from : GEO KONSTRUKTOR

Keeping making videos
Comment from : Nakul Singh

Welcome back Nikola, great to see a new video
Comment from : George Kot

Love your accent man 😍
Comment from : Zahid Khan

Smart pants??
Comment from : Athan Condax

he's back and the video is related to one of these displays i have laying around, awsome btw i got mine for 25bucks on ali in 2019
Comment from : Alientoast