Wrong display morse code project

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All sorted now.

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Yes, for money. This forum is for self help, not commissions. Sorry, the best way to find help for some random aspect, is to Google for it. But a specialized one, like converting OLED to 5110 probably doesn't exist.

Given that it is a school project, why get hung up on a particular program? There must be thousands of Morse projects out there... just keep looking. I doubt that it even has to have a display to have the required educational value.

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Ah this forum is one of those is it? You ask for help and all you get is grief.
Sorry for asking.

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mrbearuk:
Ah this forum is one of those is it? You ask for help and all you get is grief.
Sorry for asking.

There is a small difference between asking for help and asking for someone to do it for you!
Paul

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I doubt you will find a custom tutorial to convert a particula application from one type of display to another, and I would not assume that 'changing' the program from one display to another is a simple and quick task.

However if you have an example program that can write characters to your Nokia display, you should then be able to see where the program writes to the OLED, such as in;

display.write(c);

And that command would likely be the same for the Nokia5110.

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You can try the attached. It compiles, not tested though.

Check the pins for the LED and code; I changed them to make room for the Nokia.

sketch_nov03a.ino (10.4 KB)

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Thank you Blackfin

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The correct way to close an issue is to edit the thread title and add [solved], not to delete the original post.

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correct