Video Overview:
Important note:
Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V was used for this Demo which makes it easier to interface with the LCD. If you're using a 5V Arduino, make sure to follow the guide below.
Sketch and Guide:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/graphic-lcd-hookup-guide#example-code-2-drawing-bitmaps
Wiring:
DIG LINES:
RST (any digital pin)
CE (any digital pin)
DC (any digital pin)
SPI LINES:
DIN - MOSI Pin 11
(S)CLK - Pin 13
Power Lines:
VCC 3.3V recommended
GND
Back-light (Recommend 5V for blue LEDs, or any PWM/Digial Pin to control brightness)
Product Page:
www.aliexpress.com/item/1pcs-New-84-48-84x84-LCD-Module-White-backlight-adapter-PCB-for-Nokia-5110-for-Arduino/1898293552.html
Note:
I would recommend the LCD with a White back-light as opposed to the blue one. The product page above leads to the blue backlight version.
Important note:
Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V was used for this Demo which makes it easier to interface with the LCD. If you're using a 5V Arduino, make sure to follow the guide below.
Sketch and Guide:
https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/graphic-lcd-hookup-guide#example-code-2-drawing-bitmaps
Wiring:
DIG LINES:
RST (any digital pin)
CE (any digital pin)
DC (any digital pin)
SPI LINES:
DIN - MOSI Pin 11
(S)CLK - Pin 13
Power Lines:
VCC 3.3V recommended
GND
Back-light (Recommend 5V for blue LEDs, or any PWM/Digial Pin to control brightness)
Product Page:
www.aliexpress.com/item/1pcs-New-84-48-84x84-LCD-Module-White-backlight-adapter-PCB-for-Nokia-5110-for-Arduino/1898293552.html
Note:
I would recommend the LCD with a White back-light as opposed to the blue one. The product page above leads to the blue backlight version.
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