GC9A01 Round LCD with ESP32 u0026 Arduino

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There is actually a riddle for science fiction comedy fans in this video at the 16:35 point, with the answer at the end Unfortunately, I didn't have this released in time for National Towel Day (May 25th) but don't panic, at least it wasn't released on a Thursday (I never could get the hang of Thursdays) brbrThat last sentence was a clue, BTW!brbrbr😎brbrBill
Comment from : DroneBot Workshop

I absolutely love love love that you made this video I am using them for uncanny eyes as well and do hope that you were able to figure out how to enlarge the eye images The potential of these to be bigger eyes would be amazing If you do sort it I do hope you update your blog!
Comment from : Caleb Pryor

Hi Bill Thanks for the video!! Question: Are these display available in a slightly smaller size, ie about 100 inches? I've looked around and can't find anything
Comment from : Donald Kormos

Very detailed video! I'm thinking about building a diorama using a small LCD screen, which would simulate some sort of billboard advert thingy, to run some sort of gif animation, what do you think would be the best option to achieve that, in terms of the level of experience needed to work with and price?
Comment from : TheBadBone23

Thank you so much !brI've been struggling for days to run my round TFT with ESP32brFound your video, so clear and accurate, first try was a success !
Comment from : Raymond Marcillac

hey men thank u for make a good video brcan u help me I wondering to know how to make SSD enclosure, what ic i use for that and minimum components for build that can u help me for got some reference for that brIm sorry if my question is out of topic of your content
Comment from : BUXX

perfect
Comment from : Fixaj

Super Video - Question: I am looking for a tutorial for the very interesting 40x160 display with the GC9d01 driver - is there any information on this? Thanks very much
Comment from : DB Bahnospherix

@DroneBot Workshop @Dronebotworkshop thank you I have to use GC9A01 upside down as a circle gauge with number value displayed like 32:36 Is it easy do modify your code (and how) to display corectlly on display mounted upside down (rotated 180*)? Thank you for tips/codeThank you
Comment from : Rool On

The instructions to upload the Colour Test Sketch won't work for me I get all sorts of Python errors I have a feeling ESP32 sketches can't be compiled on Mac OS on earlier versions than 1015 which is a real pain
Comment from : Robin Armstrong

The Only True Religion is Islam
Comment from : Zanaat Atölyesi

I know this video is about a particular display I have an ESP32 gadget with a tiny 15" screen and what appears to be a 4-wire SPI bus interface I'd like to swop out the display and install a 7" screen I can imagine I will have to give that screen its own separate power supplybrbrCan I connect a larger 7" or 9" screen to my ESP32 gadget?
Comment from : Mark Plain

I bought a few LCD's last week and just got my first ESP32 board today I have been watching your ESP32 videos all afternoon It was a rocky start but after getting the drivers and libraries sorted, it's been very pleasant Late to the party as usual but the ESP32 is very cool Thanks for helping us through all this
Comment from : SpasticJackson

Thanks
Comment from : Mark jaffe

33:12 A similar project to make the eyes move automatically please
Comment from : Rocksor Sk8

what a great video! thank you! Could you have two needles showing on the single gauge to read from two input devices? Would this simply be a case of copying and pasting the code but altering to suit the correct input? Thank you!
Comment from : Rambler64

Was wandering in the dark when I stumbled upon your tutorial Within a few minutes I had it running… Thank you! Huuuuge helpbrbrAh… some of the finest Vogon poetry I’ve had the displeasure to hear…
Comment from : Stephen Strange

has anyone figured out how to keep the values as part of the sepedometeter dial exmple ?
Comment from : Alex Binyon

sir, can you make a smart watch tutorial that can be used for video calls, what components are needed and what is the schematic?
Comment from : Warjimin Gading

Nice video, but please, stop saying LCD Display, it is same nonsense as LED Diode or CD disc
Comment from : MadIgor FKGoogle

Flight sims sure could use these round displays
Comment from : Fjalar Sigurdarson

Thanks for the excellent tutorial! You're such a good instructor
Comment from : John Burgess

Thank you I'm a really new to Arduino and you really make my life a lot easier I'm not so young anymore but I really love to play with raspberry and now Arduino
Comment from : Rikard Frid

great video Have you seen any displays of only 050" or smaller in size?
Comment from : maurice0822

What?! HHGTTG is a great movie!
Comment from : Eric Carabetta

Nice Vid as usual I like the femaile pins more, is the can connect directly to the micro pins and no need for the issues bread board cause
Comment from : Terry Peake

Omnitrix
Comment from : The Hellhound

I just love the eyes project I can see some fun stuff with thatbrLike, adding a "Gesture" sensor that could track a person as they move and the eyes followbrbrI suspect, but not sure, that they eyes are sprites If so, I don't know if there's a way to "enlarge" the sprite or if it requires, as suggested, finding bigger eye filesbrbrI haven't even connected my 2 ESP32 boards as yet, but I guess I'll get to that during the winterbrRight now, I'm concentration on a couple of projects that I NEED to get done ASAPbrIt's a networked monitoring system for our greenhouses, so that we can monitor things like temperature and humidity inside them as well as auto turning on/off the heat and exhaust fans Fun stuff, but I got distracted and now it's urgent LOL
Comment from : Blondie SL

Not to bring politics or anything into the discussion: But is the use of MISO / MOSI now considered hate speech? Why did they change to DIN? If we are going to start changing thing for "correctness" why not change the direction of current in all diagrams / on all components first?
Comment from : Swedish Psychopath

Hi l was asking if it is possible to send data from camera live and displayed on this screen ?brIs there screen like this but transparent?
Comment from : Karwx Ahmed

hey great video i was asking myself if the round screen work on a esp 32 and the pin of the jetson nano are like the rasberry one so can i use this screen on a ketson nano ???
Comment from : Sami

They are nice However price gouging just because they are round
Comment from : planker

Thank you Finally a simple example of using animations with this display, been looking for ever for some video examples Was hoping for a smaller form factor board for this but it is close to what I need As an artist I have been searching for awhile to display some simple animations
Comment from : MagnumPopeye

Hey what ahout the all new lilygo s3 T-display board??
Comment from : Dibyojyoti Bhattacherjee

nice
Comment from : michael noardo

If you are looking for the cable without the female ends, Digi-Key part # 1460-1298-ND (Works Perfectly)
Comment from : Jim Rawson

Man, I love you
Comment from : Dexter Closer

Thanks for this! Superb as always
Comment from : kpldav06

This is a great tutorial, I'm planning to do a pc case mod and was looking for this exact display with ESP32 Thank you very much!
Comment from : DataDrifter

Really outstanding video I was hoping you cold give me some advice I need to connect the display to an esp32 using the HSPI instead of the VSPI any ideas ???
Comment from : brian segura

Hi can you suggest me how i can find the GC9A01 module for protues??i can't find anything similar like it
Comment from : sultan Saad

Excellent video makes it all seem so easy
Comment from : nicholas prior

Your video episodes are always well made! I am using them often to get started with new tinkering gadgets
Comment from : electronics unmessed

Excellent tutorial! Thank you, Bill!
Comment from : Sun Peter

41:53 Looks like sunglassescool effect
Comment from : V J

Thanks for sharing I'll have one of these to mess with soon for a TTGO watch
Comment from : F_ck Yo_T_be

Do you know what is the highest refresh rate you can get for full screen images?
Comment from : jujuteux

Thanks for this video I liked it very much!
Comment from : John Stephenson

I'd love to have an animation of a multi-axis Tourbillon, but it's a lot of work just to get the screen going
Comment from : Alan Campbell

Thanks Bill could we possibly build an arduino based pwm solar charge controller
Comment from : Quickfix Engineering ltd

Thanks!
Comment from : Donald Adiska

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I jumped the gun and bought these off of amazon (no support) without having a clue how to use them - and I'm new to Arduino et al so I had a big challenge -but you've helped tremendously BTW, I knew the poetry :)
Comment from : Donald Adiska

Thanks, would be great to make a gps speedometer Any video planned of how to do that?
Comment from : gnordh

It's a project that will keep looking back at ya
Comment from : Tensor

Can these be used with the ESP8266?
Comment from : Jim F

Very cool!
Comment from : Jim F

Cool, video, Bill I am taking an entry level animation class this summer But I am thinking of building a robotic puppet, for some stop-motion animation projects These eyes would be a great addition to my animated octopus I have some big lenses from a rear projection TV that the displays might look really cool behind
Comment from : Whitney Design Labs

What a detailed video I gotta say you absolutely have a fantastic presentation Slow, detailed and easy to follow The Bob Ross of microcontroller projects 😍 👌
Comment from : Christopher Smith

Have you tried the lvgl library, youtube/PPMKRoJcZw4
Comment from : John Ang

I want a bigger rounded display, that will act like a car RPM guage or speedometer
Comment from : God OfWine&Tits

This will work for the brThing
Comment from : Wishicould Arduino

Any way to get just the liquid crystal screen without the display features?
Comment from : Billy Hart

These are always such well made and well produced videos Thank you once again for some excellent content
Comment from : Bob Holowenko

My graphicstest insn't showing anything even if serial port is reporting the different steps to the end on Arduino uno Up to here everything was going ok as you were saying A difference, my sketch compile at the first time I haven't tried the esp32 yet
Comment from : Fábio Augusto Bitencourt

Perfect timing with the eyes tutorial EXACTLY what I was looking for Thank you, from a long time subscriber 👍
Comment from : Bladewire

Excellent Thank you
Comment from : t1d100

I love how thorough your videos are, thank you brI am wondering if you think it would be possible to have it as a clock and also a scroll left or right to a power switch by touch screen to start or shut down a device, ??
Comment from : Squirralien

Wow ! perfect tutorial ! Now you are ahead of the game instead of following the parade ! High five !
Comment from : altamiradorable

did you input your PIN number in the ATM machine to get the money to pay for the LCD display?
Comment from : Andy Timmons

Very useful as always, thanks!
Comment from : Rino Kentie

Does this use a lot of memory/resources?
Comment from : Drakkor Vladimir

Great idea
Comment from : Pierre Alexander Banuelos

Love this!!
Comment from : nikbivation

Bravolove the roundokairplanes have a gyroscope designcan u do thatcheers
Comment from : dont do what I do

LETS GOOOOO!!!!brIVE BEEN WANTING A VIDEO ON THIS FOR A WHILE NOW!!!brbrLETS GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Comment from : Noic TheBrave

Kindly make vedio on pi pico interface with the same display
Comment from : Keerthan Suvarna

Wonderful stuff again, (young) William Your production values are enormous and I hope you understand we appreciate the effort brbrI made the "Eyes" project using AdaFruit components including Arduino shield, square displays and their fantastic dome lenses As usual, I hated turning the electronics into a physical device - you know cutting holes in boxes and mounting bits and piecesbrbrI didn't know about cat eyes :( Having said that, I made it for my son's man-cave, and I don't expect it will ever be moved - or turned off brbrThanks again Bill,
Comment from : Alan Stoops

I was just looking at these while watching your videos trying to accumulate enough knowledge on arduino to make a thermal data logger Very glad you put this out before I put in my final BOM
Comment from : zunrue1