my_lcd.Set_Text_colour(0, 255, 255); my_lcd.Set_Text_Size(1); my_lcd.Set_Text_Mode(1); my_lcd.Print_String("Running over!", CENTER, my_lcd.Get_Display_Height() / 2 - 1 - 40); my_lcd.Print_String("That's ok!", CENTER, my_lcd.Get_Display_Height() / 2 - 1 - 30)...
display.setTextSize(1); display.setTextColor(SSD1306_WHITE); display.setCursor(posX, posY); display.println("Moving Text!"); display.display(); // 显示文本 delay(100); // 延迟一段时间 // 移动位置 posX += 2; // X轴坐标增加 if (posX > 128) { posX = -50; // 移动到屏幕外部...
In the last section, we have learned to display simple text on LCD using Arduino. Now let’s move to some advanced examples. In this section, we will discuss examples of scrolling text on LCD. That means moving text towards left and right direction. Arduino LCD Text Scrolling Functions Ardu...
Assume that you are moving towards a complex microcontroller project bundled with blinkers, beepers, and a display panel. To link a standard 16×2 LCD directly with the microcontroller, for instance Arduino, you would need atleast 6 I/O pins to talk to the LCD. However, if you use an ...
In other cases you would need to resort to using some of the analog pins as digital pins or even moving up to an Arduino Mega which has many more I/O pins. But there is another solution. Use the I2C bus adapter for the LCD display and connect using I2C. This only consumes two I/...
nurdin.encep February 4, 2025 at 2:18 am Hi, I have a question, for example, how to write a float value of -1.2345 with a button to display it on a 16×2 LCD by moving the cursor to the right or left to change the digit value. Hopefully you can help. Thank you. Reply ...
I’m working on moving a project over from arduino to ESP32 in which I use a 1.8 TFT display and a 12v fan. I am unsure of how to hook up boyh items, so in googling I found this post and enjoyed it. Could you please do an article about using the 1.8 display (like in the ...
is five characters too long for an 8x1 display, but by moving the cursor to the ninth column, turning autoscroll on, and displaying a new character every 300 milliseconds the text can be scrolled onto the display character by character. Note that an 8x1 display actually has eighty columns ...
Make some random animations with lines and squares. Tip: You can use the random function from the Arduino API. Take some of the programs to move Sparki (from the Moving the Robot lesson) and try to print the speeds of the motors every 100 milliseconds in the LCD.About...
Intro: From Text to Track: Retro Racing Game on a 16x2 Character LCD With Arduino Imagine the nostalgia of playing aclassic arcade gameon a small, pixelated screen. With a 16x2 character display, you can bring that experience to life in a fun and interactive way. Although it provides only...