WEMOS ESP8266 Board with OLED & 18650 Battery Holder

ESP32 Board with OLED

ESP32 Board with OLED

ESP32 Board with OLED

Features

• One AD inputs.
• Micro USB inputs.
• One programmable LED (D0).
• Integrated 18650 battery charging and discharging system.
• One switch controls whether the 18650 battery is powered or not.
• OLED's SDA and SCL connect to the D1 pin and the D2 pin respectively.
• The five buttons are controlled by FLATH, RSET, D5, D6, and D7 respectively.
• The 5 Digital pins can configure the write/read/interrupt/pwm/I2C/one-wire supported separately.
• Operation and NodeMCU consistent, adding a programmable LED, you can use GPIO16 to control, display 8266 running status and other functions. Integrated OLED and five button, more convenient for development.
• The design concept originates from the open source project NodeMCU, and the development board integrates 18650 charging and discharging systems with charging and discharging protection. At the same time, a OLED and five directional buttons are integrated to facilitate the development.

Specification

• Charging Protection:Yes
• Discharge Protection:Yes
• Compatible With Arduino
• Compatible With NodeMCU
• Wide Voltage Input Range: 5V~12V
• Charge Current:500 mA
• Size(L*W*H):102 x 30 x 20 mm
• Display Size: 0.96 Inch

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Anonymous user #4

10 days ago

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I have also come across one of these and want to get the display working. Is there a github repo showing an example of the display code that works?

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Anonymous user #4

10 days ago

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Ok, I figured it out.

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Get library + example file

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Arduino IDE >> Tools >> Library Manager >> SSD1306 >> Install

Arduino IDE >> File >> Examples >> Adafruit SSD1306 >> ssd1306_128x64_i2c

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alter definitions:

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// on this board the address is not 0xDC, it is 0x3C

1. define SCREEN_ADDRESS 0x3C

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alter setup function:

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void setup() { // // EXISTING_CODE // Serial.begin(9600); // // NEW_CODE // // Wire.h defaults are: SDA: 4, SCL: 5 // but we must reverse it for this board: // pin 5 SDA (this board) // pin 4 SCL (this board)

Wire.begin(5, 4);

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Walker

10 days ago

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Hello, this product has been out of stock for a long time, can you provide us with your order number?

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Anonymous user #3

3 months ago

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Picture labels misleading, or is there a ESP32 also with identically looking picture as the ESP8266?

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Walker

3 months ago

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Hello, we have not sold this product a long time ago, when did you buy it? Can you provide your order number?

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Anonymous user #1

20 months ago

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It would be very helpful to know what the model of the display is. I have been trying to set up one of these in ESPHome using the ssd1306 module but it's not working. I'm not sure if that is what this is using.

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Anonymous user #2

19 months ago

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Change pins SSD1306Wire display(0x3c, SDA, SCL); to SSD1306Wire display(0x3c, SCL, SDA); That board have some mistakes.

For example: if You move joystick Right it will Reset. 8-)

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