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Added support for the 2.3" 128x32 OLED display, which uses the SSD1305 #19
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hiya, this library is being deprecated - we have a similar library that works with Python3 and modern linux computers. please check out this guide for more info |
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I have added support for the 2.3" 128x32 OLED display https://www.adafruit.com/product/2675
The initialization procedure was taken from the product specification document, which can be found by googling UG-2832ALBCG01. I had to add a coloffset variable since the display is shifted by 4 pixels due to the column remapping setting.
The code was tested on a raspberry PI using the SPI interface.
I hope that you find this useful! 😄