Hello,
I am currently working on a project that requires a small bright screen to display numbers and a graph (currently using a uOLED-128-G1 arduino shield). I believe OLEDs are the ideal choice for brightness?
The screen is going to be controlled via a serial-com with an arduino and needs to be able to flip the display's contents vertically and mirrored horizontally (such that the content is visible when the screen is flipped-upside down).
I have searched the forums and believe that there is generally not a simple a way to do this during SGC runtime. However, I was thinking if it possible to make it appear mirrored by using a imported "mirrored" font.
Is it possible to implement this mirrored font through SGC or do I need to use the special adapter?
Also, any recommendations on a similar sized screen with higher brightness characteristics?
Thank you for your time,
Ed
I am currently working on a project that requires a small bright screen to display numbers and a graph (currently using a uOLED-128-G1 arduino shield). I believe OLEDs are the ideal choice for brightness?
The screen is going to be controlled via a serial-com with an arduino and needs to be able to flip the display's contents vertically and mirrored horizontally (such that the content is visible when the screen is flipped-upside down).
I have searched the forums and believe that there is generally not a simple a way to do this during SGC runtime. However, I was thinking if it possible to make it appear mirrored by using a imported "mirrored" font.
Is it possible to implement this mirrored font through SGC or do I need to use the special adapter?
Also, any recommendations on a similar sized screen with higher brightness characteristics?
Thank you for your time,
Ed
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