I2C OLED Panel and Library(128x64) for Arduino

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This I2C OLED Panel has 256-step contrast brightness control, low power consumption, wide viewing angle, wide temperature range, small size(only about 1" diameter) and selectable slave address. It has a lot of example included in the GOFi2cOLED Library, you can download the library from http://www.geekonfire.com/wiki/index.php?title=I2C_OLED_Panel(128x64)#GOFi2cOLED_Library, if you look for a I2C OLED library.

BTW: the library supports both Arduino IDE 00xx and 1.xx.
The following are some some demostrations:

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Nice display. I wonder whether there is some interest to add support to Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. for this display.

Oliver

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olikraus:
Nice display. I wonder whether there is some interest to add support to Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. for this display.

Oliver

It almost have all the examples like U8glib, but this library is just for I2C mode for SSD1306.

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Whats really interesting beyond the amazing amount of support is the price... I was curious and looked. That display isn't bad at all for less than 17.00 $16.99 to be exact you can own your own copy, Personally I think it would make a great little clock display especially for a mini and a gps receiver... and a clock chip, turn on the gps every couple or hour or so to keep the clock chip reasonably honest and set alarms as required, even play a tune... all in a sketch, music too.

Doc

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Thank you jimbo for sharing your library with us.
I'm trying use this with my display and for some reason it is not working.
Can you please help me to resolve this issue?

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armenis:
Thank you jimbo for sharing your library with us.
I'm trying use this with my display and for some reason it is not working.
Can you please help me to resolve this issue?

This library is for SSD1306 OLED with charge pump enable. So make sure your OLED is the same.

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Can you please tell me the correct use of display() method?
Is it necessary after print e println in order to let take effect of previous functions calls?