I got these I2C modules for my lcd from amazon: https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Interface-LCD1602-Address-Changeable/dp/B00VC2NEU8
And I was wondering if there is a pin I could power it from my breadboard to clean up the wire mess
(not much of a mess but it would still be nice)
Really a difficult question as I cannot see your breadboard.
Paul
Sorry I wasn't specific. I was trying to say the i2c has the 16 pins that plug into the breadboards and I was wondering if I could power it from one of those
Images, product type, model number, spec sheet, and library links?
And I'd say that connection on your breadboard needs pushing in. You see the one I am talking about, right?
I2C requires 2 signal wires, GND and (optional) Vcc. Are you sure that you mean I2C? Or do you mean a shield or a display with multiple interfaces?
My I2C isn't soldered into my lcd so I'm talking about those connection pins to my lcd
I was wondering if I could plug in one of those lcd pins like the vss and vdd to power my i2c
Images? Spec sheets? model numbers?
Images!!!!
Yes.
ok.... that was anticlimactic
@Idahowalker Is there any way I can use some of those 16 pins on the bottom to replace the sda and scl too? I'm trying to make all my cables flat
Soldering. Add a piece the the end of the circuit board, attach header pins to it, and run lines from the new pins to the SCL and SCK inputs.
Ok Thanks!
It officially works!
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