As the title suggests is there any way to do so? I am pretty new to Arduino so that is why I'm asking it here
Please read the how to get the most from the forum post. The post contains information on what we need to know in order to help you.
Do an internet saerch for tutorials on using your display with the Arduino board of your choice. Find a library for your particular display. Use the examples to learn how to initialize the display and write to it.
If you want more specific help tell us which exact display that you have and which Arduino board.
Well i just wanted some information if it is possible. Because as of right now I have no code for the project that I'm thinking of. Well I'm using an OLED display and I'm thinking of hooking it up to an Arduino uno
It is certainly possible and probably pretty easy once you get the display to work. It may entail only changing Serial.print to lcd.print in the code. Depending on the library you may have to do some cursor control, but it is usually very easy.
If you tell us the exact display that you have we can help to find a library and a "Hello World" example to get it to work, but we must know the size of the display in pixels or inches and the display controller part number (at a minimum).
If you can't provide the basic information we can't be of much more help.
These are the exact specifications of it from the site i bought it on
0.96"
4 PINI: GND, VCC, SCL, SDA
Voltage: 3V ~ 5V DC
Working temperature: -30℃~70℃
High resolution: 128*32
Panel dimensions: 26.70 * 19.26 * 1.85mm / 1.03 * 0.76 * 0.07 inch (approx.)
Active area: 21.74 * 11.2mm /0.86 /0.44 inch (approx.)
Driver IC: SSD1306
Here is a simulation of printing text on an OLED. Press the green > button to run it.
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