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    Source of OLED Display on USB stick?

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    MikeH
    Posted by MikeH
    on Nov 22 2010 17:25 PM
    Guru12865 points

    Does anyone have the specific part number and source for the OLED display used on the 5515 USB stick? The part number on the schematic says "0SD9616GLBBG01" which doesn't turn up much on the web. The closest thing I can find are some discontinued OSRAM displays.

    Thx,

    MIkeH

    Thx,

    MikeH

     

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    • Mark Mckeown
      Posted by Mark Mckeown
      on Nov 22 2010 19:23 PM
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      Hi Mike,

      The OLED Display is made by One Stop Displays. See Product OSD-9616GLBBG01  at   http://www.osddisplays.com/oled.php

      The LCD controller that communicates with the DSP over I2C is the SSD1306. See http://datasheet.jp/data/oled/SSD1306-Revision%201.1%20%28Charge%20Pump%29.pdf

      Hope this helps,
      Mark

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    • MikeH
      Posted by MikeH
      on Nov 23 2010 07:52 AM
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      Mark,

      Thanks for the pointers. Wow, that's a complex beast!

      While I've got your ear, can you also give me the part number for P1 & P2 (20-pin surface mount connectors)?

      Thx,

      MikeH

       

      Thx,

      MikeH

       

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    • Marc57737
      Posted by Marc57737
      on Nov 24 2010 18:00 PM
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       Currently I try to re-write the OSD library for the C5515 eZdsp with CSL. I get a error while I2C_write(). I can access the display but all I get is random pixels. All I do is initalize the display and use the clear function. Maybe someone has an idea whats wrong.

      Display write function: http://pastebin.com/en9Em1rK

      My I2C setup: http://pastebin.com/3SaMLtRQ

      OLED init: http://pastebin.com/iLuudkYZ

      Maybe something in the way I use the function is wrong or the adress is wrong

       

      I also get (now ..) a error during the initialization of the display (printf("I2C write error while display init"); is triggered)

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    • Gabriel Anzziani62012
      Posted by Gabriel Anzziani62012
      on Dec 03 2010 22:17 PM
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      I wrote a library for the SSD1306, although not for the same display, it is for a 128x64 OLED.

      It might not be what you are looking for, but here it is just in case: SSD1306 Library

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    • sherwin tiongson
      Posted by sherwin tiongson
      on Mar 15 2012 07:13 AM
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      hi gabriel,

      is the ssd1306 library you posted compatible to Stellaris Graphics Libarary already?

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    • Lothar Hahn
      Posted by Lothar Hahn
      on Apr 03 2012 05:31 AM
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      Hello,

      since all the links are broken now, could someone mirror them here?

      Best Regards 

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    • Mark Mckeown
      Posted by Mark Mckeown
      on Apr 03 2012 11:41 AM
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      Hi Lothar,

      The documentation is on the OSD Displays website: http://osddisplays.com

      Find the OLED named OSD9616: http://osddisplays.com/productDetails.php?pid=10

      The downloads are available under "Documentation" on the bottom of the page (login required).

      OSD9616P0899-10.pdf

      SSD1306-Revision 1.1 (Charge Pump).pdf

      The SSD1306 includes the I2C interface, so the second document contains the most useful information.

      Hope this helps,
      Mark

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    • Lothar Hahn
      Posted by Lothar Hahn
      on Apr 03 2012 16:34 PM
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      Thanks Mark,

      > OSD9616P0899-10

      This was helpful.

      Best Regards

       

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